I need help with this: I don't know how I can put pictures or gifs on my coding site. I haven't tried any types of ways but I press costumes and try to paste it on a new board but it didn't work? How do I do this??? Please help me how to do it!
In this week's module, we will begin exploring how to create games in Snap!. Since games tend to be more complex, this module will extend across multiple weeks, as we develop concepts, create first drafts, and then refine mechanics and features. As a jumping off point, please review the documents on the course page for the module on Designing ...
All of the towers are centered Snap! 's poorly predetermined pivot because the three blocks I use to decode costumes into lists so they can be sent through scenes don't provide a method to set the center of the costume.
Hi, I was wondering how I can offset a costume in the Snap! editor. I noticed how it automatically centers the image I've created, however I want an image to not be in the center. Here is an example problem: I am makin…
This is a simple basic tutorial for beginners! (Tutorials for Apple iPad and maybe iPhone) First we have Costumes So first click the button circled in red. If you want to paint your own costume press the button circled in blue! To upload a file that you downloaded look below! Painting and getting to costumes To upload a file you must click the drop down menu then click the button circled in ...
Snap, on the other hand, does not save a snapshot of the program before running, so any metaprogramming will stay after running, and can delete important scripts with a much harder way to revert back. Yeah, I specified old text languages to try to avoid the confusion between metaprogramming and incremental development in an IDE.
Since BEAF Planar arrays are too complex for me to put in Snap!, I decided this is it's own notation and it will have it's different way of expressing multidimensional arrays. Expected Growth Rate in FGH: fw^(w2)(n). Growth Rate in BEAF in FGH: fw^w^2(n) Project: Snap! Array Notation Planar Array Calculator V1 (Based off Linear Array Notation 3.0): Now that is a long script. "n..." = first row ...
Greetings, 10+ years Scratch user but day one here.. I made a test to compare Snap's processing speed to Scratch, a simple project that continuously spawns a turtle sprite as clones which chase the mouse cursor around. I made the same project in both Snap and Scratch. In Snap once I hit around 50-60 clones their movement begins to lag pretty badly In Scratch I can hit the 301 clone limit with ...
