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Import an image to Snap! It must be a bitmap image, i.e. not vector. :gear: → Extension blocks. Check it. Do this code: To get the XML, you can get it by exporting a script, then go to a text editor to get the XML co…
Here you can get the blocks of the costume, or you can export it so someone else
Hey so I have been trying to make fruit ninja and have 2 min music file and that is taking up to much space I have considered using the URL() block to link it to an external source but it doesn't work. How do I use soun…
or something else?
This would make things a whole lot easier. I am currently working on "snap ++ editor" and I use these blocks Im making, so it would be nice if I didn't have to constantly upload the library from my PC, and instead upload…
mean the "right now"; it’ll get up there once we get out from under everything else
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I made this 3d rotation with help of scratch wiki.. but it looks.. goofy. :no_mouth: whats wrong u think? scratchwikipage project
I tried some z if elses.. it didnt really worked.. z veriable is just a dividing
Matrix is a stepmania based rhythm game made entirely within the Snap! programming language. This is another passion project of mine. I like Friday Night Funkin' and just rhythm games in general, so this was fun to make…
Is there anything else I should tell you?
Continuing the discussion from Language Learning App (Part 1) – #100 by 348663451y. Previous discussions: Language Learning App (Part 1)
So anything else? Or can we use this plan to continue our app?
This project provides access to over 15,000 neural network models provided by Hugging Face. An API key from huggingface.co (not .com) is required. A free plan provides 30,000 input characters per month. Examples include…
so many possible uses for this- a game utilizing cloud variables (from somewhere else
go inside to see all the filters
It is great use of the "paste on" block, I barely see it anywhere else!
I’m looking to find the minimum or maximum numeric value in a list. In an older (2020) post, I see references to green operator blocks for min and max. But I can’t seem to locate them in the Operators list. Have they …
Have they been replaced by something else?
