I need help how would you make a list where to sprite ask what name or contact you want and then you put your answer in. Then it would search that name up and put all of its info on the screen like their phone number?
Unreal, Emily! I've had a couple of college students post like you :) Scratch and visual programming is such a useful step before transitioning to a text-based programming language. Keep at it and I wish you well with your coding journey :)
First of all. Is scratch used in colleges? And second of all. Can i use lists to make a rewind system? Like when i press "d" i go 1 step forward and i add x position to the list then i re read the list backwords. Is that possible?
Hi glitchy, thanks for sharing a comment. There would be people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s ... you get the idea who "can't even do this right", but who cares? It's all about YOUR learning journey. The only person you need to compare yourself to is the person you were yesterday. Be better than that person and your understanding will grow with perseverance and grit. You got this, bud!
@SaltyAzn, while Scratch is accessible for kids, I wouldn't say it's only "for kids." There are also meaty computer science topics like concurrency ruclips.net/video/ex0YW9voQKo/видео.html optimization and more that you can explore.
Hi AV, I feel joyful when I hear that you value these tutorials as contributing to another's learning journey nourishes me. The plan is to release a video each week, and I'm open to suggestions for videos that my subscribers would find useful 🙌😄
you under explained everything. I've been trying to figure out how to use lists for a while now and I don't think there is a video on RUclips that can do it the right way
@@SurfingScratcher thanks for the reply. I'm mostly confused about how lists end up linked to sprites or other stuff. So far I don't know how to get lists interacting with anything other than itself.
@@nathanmullings4672 Imagine you've got an exercise book to take notes in order to store information that you want to remember. In that example, the book is the list (with many page numbers that you can reference) and you're the sprite. In Scratch, you can't directly get a list to communicate with a sprite. A sprite can change a list's values, just like you can erase some notes in your book. A sprite can also read values in a list, just like you can read your book notes. In order to 'listen' to see if a value has changed, you must use a loop of some kind to keep checking it. If the value has changed, then you can broadcast an event message to any other sprite that wants to know about it. It's like your friends wanting to know if you've updated a section of your book so that they can change theirs as well. Hope that helps!
Thank you really much! It helped me a lot! I learn Python,HTML and C++. In Python lists are called “lists” too, but you can use “Tuples” and “sets”. But I have a question: For what can you use lists in Scratch? Thanks for an answer in advance! Best regards!😊😊
Thanks for your comment, Clara! Lists in Scratch are not as flexible as those in Python. But they are useful to keep track of groups of data. You may want to keep track of the x,y coordinates of clones, you may wish to track answers to a multiple choice quiz or maybe you want to do some pathfinding. They have many uses and they are there at your disposal to make your code more organised and readable.
Thanks for sharing, Not Frisk. Yep, I reckon lists will serve your need there. I reckon your solution lies with the 'distance to' block and lists along with iterating over that list using some kind of repeat block ;)
yah, just add all the distances to the list after clearing the list, then do a loop for the length of the list with a counter variable checking which is smallest.
Hi! Can we influence how many lines of the list are shown at a certain moment? For ex. I need to show the superpowers gained just at the levels of a game so far Using several lists for that would increase the code too much
Unfortunately, no but you can delete and add items to the list so that should work the same way as showing certain lines of a list. For example, you can add the superpower "jump high" when the player goes to level 3 and delete it using the "delete x of list name when the player goes to level 4.
I'm having trouble to add a specific amount of items on my list eg: repeat 10 times, add item (thing) to list. It keeps adding less then I coded it to, is there a way to fix this?
lol, the first time i saw lists i was looking in an advanced project and saw the list category. i'd never seen it before since it only appears if you create a list. and i thought they were functions, since they have similar coloring. i was like "how did this person make bubble and boolean functions?? how do i do it?"
I can't find in 3.0. It is in a Scratch Wiki, but I don't see it on this video and I don't have it in my projects. I asked on the Scratch Discussion page, but the only response I have gotten so far is that it is still there. That doesn't help. Where is it? I also notice in the wiki that there is a
Hi Lana, thanks for your question. If you're talking about the graphic, I just manually matched them up based on their costume numbers. If you're referring to the list itself, Scratch will automatically do the assigning for you when you add items to the list unless you specify a position.
Thanks for sharing! Is it possible to store sounds or costumes in a list? I'm trying to create a speaking clock (which speaks out the time) but using 100 if statements is no fun and makes the project meaningless.
Hi Heng, it's only possible to store text and numerical values at the time of writing. A suggestion could be to use the text-to-speech plugin in combination with lists. That way, you can use the item number's of the list to locate the text you wish to speak. You can use multiple lists to help you with this with phrases like quarter-to and quarter-past.
@@ivydragon109 While it's not the exact solution you are looking for, I made a video a while back that uses a Makey Makey to tell the time with the text-to-speech function. ruclips.net/video/n_JQpNppI0w/видео.html
Hi meme xo, thanks for posting your question. I'd probably use a variable and cycle through each list. I'm assuming that each list has unique values within itself. So let's say you get the value of item 1 and it's value is 'awesome'. You want to find the number of 'awesome's in list 2. You could use a variable called awesome count. Cycle through list 2 and when value == 'awesome' change awesomeCount by 1. . . Alternatively, you can make this more dynamic by cycling through each item in list 1 and storing that in a variable so that you can compare values in list 2. You could then create a third list that contains the counts of the common values between each list at the item location specified in list 1. . . What I've just described might be a bit confusing to understand. Let me know what values (text or numbers) you're trying to compare and I can perhaps make a quick video on it.
@@SurfingScratcher thank you so much for the quick response I really appreciate it. so what you mean is that I make a loop and put a constant variable from the first list and then let it check if it's in each variable In the second list. I've tried with a lot of ways but it never worked with me, I'm totally okay with texting you just let me know when is the perfect timing for you. thank you again
HI Ok_scratch10, thanks for your question. Are we talking about lists or something else? If something else, I'm not sure that I'm on the same page as you so can you explain the context a little bit more? Thanks.
I need help with the following on Scratch: 1- How to use select multiple option features such as: "Yes or No". 2- How do I use the following process: Example: If A asks a question B select Yes or No, If B select Yes then one condition/flow will occur, and if B says No then the flow will be different. Let me know if someone helps me... I just started CS50.
Are you using the 'answer' reporter block from the sensing category? If so, something like the following should do the trick... If answer == Yes ... do process If answer == No ... do process
Hi Maria, thanks for posting your question. This is beyond my boundary of accessible knowledge at present, but I'll leave you with a couple of video links that may help you. Cartesian Sets intro: ruclips.net/video/_IUP114x2gM/видео.html Seems to be a python representation of cartesian product: ruclips.net/video/JH2EJoVKax8/видео.html I'm making the assumption here, that you can just substitute the second set as the same set for your specific example, but that could be inaccurate. Speak to your course tutor/teacher for more specific help. They'll want to support you :)
I'm having problems with a program I'm creating. I've got Asteroids floating from right to left, i want to make sure they start at a different Y-Position, like a distance of 30. If I have 4-6 going at one time, is lists a good way to make sure they disperse separately? I'm trying with lists but this is making no sense. I swear, if I did this in Java, it would be easy.
Scratch can seem a little backwards. Lists are just like arrays. The block you're looking for is in the operators category. You can 'pick random' between a range. So then when your asteroid starts as a clone, you can place at a random position. If you don't want the asteroid to be 'on top' of another asteroid, you could use a sensing block with a repeat until block. Repeat until NOT touching asteroid, set Y random position between ... & ... Hopefully that pseudocode can get you on the right path. You can also use lists to track the y positions, but you may not need to either.
Great tutorial! ^^ I would like to ask for assistance though...is it possible to use lists to limit values input by the user? Or is there another method used for that? Like, the code asks for their name, can I use lists (EDIT: create a list of the "forbidden" characters and symbols the user isn't allowed to input) so that inputting a number or any symbol other than a letter will prompt the command to keep asking their name until they input a letter-only value? Thanks so much in advance!
Lists are for storing values. Validating user input is done by if blocks and operator blocks. You could store a list of forbidden characters in a list. Then use the if condition to check to see if the user input contains a character in the list.
@@SurfingScratcher @Surfing Scratcher I never got to reply to this but thank you so much! It worked--was able to use lists to validate user inputs and restrict them from inputting certain characters :> Keep making videos, they're all so helpful
Hi Surfing Scratcher, thx for this very entertaining tut. I wonder if its possible to prog twodimensional arrays in scratch? If no, is there a workaround? I try to prog a memorygame so I need always a pair of identical things on different positions on the screen. It would be more convenient to have twodim-Lists. What do you think? All the best
Hi Sid, multi-dim arrays/lists aren't an option by default. Best I can think of is to encode your list values as if they were holding items. So if you wanted coordinates, just always back it 6 digits with the first 3 representing x and the second 3 representing y. What's the data type of the values of the nested list?
@@SurfingScratcher Hi Surf, as you mentionded, I need coordinates. How can I encode a listvalue like -230 (x) 40(y) .As I understand I should write into the list -23040 or am I wrong? Thx Sid
@@siddhiswisdom285 You'd need to write a helper function (custom block) to help encode/decode the pair. You could use a delimiter like a comma like in a comma-separated list (csv) file. To encode, you'd use the join block in the operator's category. To decode, you would split the items based on the delimiter that you chose.
Great video, but i can't figure out how to make this work in Scratch for Discord. Can you please do a tutorial for how to make a list in discord? The issue is that the scratch for discord doesn't have all the same blocks as scratch.
Oh cool. I didn't know that you could make Discord bots with Scratch blocks. At first glance, there looks like there is a list category. It's the fifth option down on the left-pane menu on this site: scratch-for-discord.netlify.app/ If I get some time to play around, I'll make a video.
@@SurfingScratcher be sure you are using the latest version, I was looking at the older one and it was missing quite a few block categories. The new version has "embed" and "added" categories.
undertale scratcher here and i have a list of a bunch of attacks in a list for a template sans fighrt that i remixed (and custom blocks but i wanna know how to use the lists) so how, presumably, would i make them appear (there is already a custom block called custom attack where u snap all ur attacks under, which i have done with blocks.. but cant get the lists to work
Hi Adurite, thanks for your comment. What is it that you could like to do with the lists? Lists are used to store information. Are you wanting to store information in your lists? Are you wanting to read a value in your list?
@@SurfingScratcher it turned oiut that those blocks were just the original creator making something... then scrapping it.. (so they dont really work) even though there are values.. i searched all the code in the battle engine and it doesnt even use many lists (it only uses them for the width of the outline of a box)
@@aadurite I love two things about your process here Adurite: firstly, your willingness to reach out. Often scribing down your thoughts helps you on the path to solving your own problem. Secondly, the detective hunt you went on to work out the usage of lists. You found the smoking gun. Thanks for sharing your debugging success and insights!
@@SurfingScratcher le thank! while i might be able to just make the code for the lists from scratch its complicated due to how many costumes and scripts you need for just one healthbar
@@jivitesh5114 Lists store text and numbers and you can have multiple lists. So you can think of the 'one kind of block' as text or numbers. Then you can have different numbers and different words. But in Scratch, you can't store a list inside a list.
SCRATCHY QUESTION: What are lists called in some other programming languages that you know?
Arrays
@@Mutatedordinary Niiice, Wyatt! 🙌 In which programming language have you found arrays?
Surfing Scratcher java, python
@@SurfingScratcher i learned html, i'm so advanced xDD
I need help how would you make a list where to sprite ask what name or contact you want and then you put your answer in. Then it would search that name up and put all of its info on the screen like their phone number?
I'm a student in college and this video really helped me, thank you so much! :)
Unreal, Emily! I've had a couple of college students post like you :) Scratch and visual programming is such a useful step before transitioning to a text-based programming language. Keep at it and I wish you well with your coding journey :)
First of all. Is scratch used in colleges? And second of all. Can i use lists to make a rewind system? Like when i press "d" i go 1 step forward and i add x position to the list then i re read the list backwords. Is that possible?
@@HeroFigo E
@@daansprinkhaan9635 a bit late but it's ok
@@HeroFigo It can be used across the age.
This is sad because scratch is for kids and I’m in comp sci 1 and cant even do this right
Hi glitchy, thanks for sharing a comment. There would be people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s ... you get the idea who "can't even do this right", but who cares? It's all about YOUR learning journey. The only person you need to compare yourself to is the person you were yesterday. Be better than that person and your understanding will grow with perseverance and grit. You got this, bud!
@SaltyAzn, while Scratch is accessible for kids, I wouldn't say it's only "for kids." There are also meaty computer science topics like concurrency ruclips.net/video/ex0YW9voQKo/видео.html optimization and more that you can explore.
wow, this helps a lot!! ive been wanting to stop watching youtube tutorials cause i dont feel like im leareing nothing, so i came to u!! thx!!
Man thank you so much bro, I gotta use lists for a project for a teacher who doesn’t know anything. So you just saved my ass
Wow, good tutorial! Please don't stop uploading tutorials!
Hi AV, I feel joyful when I hear that you value these tutorials as contributing to another's learning journey nourishes me. The plan is to release a video each week, and I'm open to suggestions for videos that my subscribers would find useful 🙌😄
@@SurfingScratcher Cool! Can you make a tutorial how to use the other moderators that you didn't show in your tutorial.
@@avbergman9808 Yep, that one is on the todo list. Hopefully release it over the next month 🤙
Wow, you are good making tutorials, i dont know why you not have more subsuribers!
Fanally someone who dowsn't just have begginers, but also advanced tutoriels on something, but I have to start with the basics first
i was looking for this!
Thanks
you under explained everything. I've been trying to figure out how to use lists for a while now and I don't think there is a video on RUclips that can do it the right way
Thanks for your comment :) What do you think is missing Nathan?
@@SurfingScratcher thanks for the reply. I'm mostly confused about how lists end up linked to sprites or other stuff. So far I don't know how to get lists interacting with anything other than itself.
@@nathanmullings4672 Imagine you've got an exercise book to take notes in order to store information that you want to remember. In that example, the book is the list (with many page numbers that you can reference) and you're the sprite.
In Scratch, you can't directly get a list to communicate with a sprite. A sprite can change a list's values, just like you can erase some notes in your book. A sprite can also read values in a list, just like you can read your book notes.
In order to 'listen' to see if a value has changed, you must use a loop of some kind to keep checking it. If the value has changed, then you can broadcast an event message to any other sprite that wants to know about it. It's like your friends wanting to know if you've updated a section of your book so that they can change theirs as well.
Hope that helps!
also can be work-arounded with (0)>
Thank you for explaining to me
This is impressive. Well done. Richard UK
Very good explanation!
Thank you really much! It helped me a lot! I learn Python,HTML and C++. In Python lists are called “lists” too, but you can use “Tuples” and “sets”. But I have a question: For what can you use lists in Scratch? Thanks for an answer in advance! Best regards!😊😊
Thanks for your comment, Clara! Lists in Scratch are not as flexible as those in Python. But they are useful to keep track of groups of data. You may want to keep track of the x,y coordinates of clones, you may wish to track answers to a multiple choice quiz or maybe you want to do some pathfinding. They have many uses and they are there at your disposal to make your code more organised and readable.
@@SurfingScratcher Okay,thank you!
Thx
thanks i used this for a neural network
I am a 10 year old kid. Thanks this really helped
thx man, i'm tryna do a command where it detects wich sprite is the nearest of another sprite and this might be usefull
Thanks for sharing, Not Frisk. Yep, I reckon lists will serve your need there. I reckon your solution lies with the 'distance to' block and lists along with iterating over that list using some kind of repeat block ;)
yah, just add all the distances to the list after clearing the list, then do a loop for the length of the list with a counter variable checking which is smallest.
It actually will be a turn based game with this function so id need a repeating block lmao
hi, min 2:14... appeared the STACK BLOCK, I looked all over google, no explanation of this type square block, thx
how can you make a clone be hooked up to one thing on the list?
Hi! Can we influence how many lines of the list are shown at a certain moment? For ex. I need to show the superpowers gained just at the levels of a game so far
Using several lists for that would increase the code too much
Unfortunately, no but you can delete and add items to the list so that should work the same way as showing certain lines of a list. For example, you can add the superpower "jump high" when the player goes to level 3 and delete it using the "delete x of list name when the player goes to level 4.
I'm having trouble to add a specific amount of items on my list eg: repeat 10 times, add item (thing) to list. It keeps adding less then I coded it to, is there a way to fix this?
lol, the first time i saw lists i was looking in an advanced project and saw the list category. i'd never seen it before since it only appears if you create a list. and i thought they were functions, since they have similar coloring. i was like "how did this person make bubble and boolean functions?? how do i do it?"
Thanks for sharing your first experience of lists, Ziggy. It is strange that the blocks appear only after you create a list. 🤷♂️
Thank you so much< can I ask you question a bout list in scratch?
Hi Valleys, thanks for your comment. Of course, ask away!
lists are arrays? Any idea how to create a input field so that I can add a value to the list such as 'page number'?
You'll need to use the ask and wait block in the sensing category. Find the 'answer' block to use the results and input into your list.
I can't find in 3.0. It is in a Scratch Wiki, but I don't see it on this video and I don't have it in my projects. I asked on the Scratch Discussion page, but the only response I have gotten so far is that it is still there. That doesn't help. Where is it? I also notice in the wiki that there is a
Hi, Is it possible to select a item in the list and play music accordingly?
At 3:20 how did you assign the sprites the list numbers?
Hi Lana, thanks for your question. If you're talking about the graphic, I just manually matched them up based on their costume numbers.
If you're referring to the list itself, Scratch will automatically do the assigning for you when you add items to the list unless you specify a position.
How can i get a better resolution on my scratch project? Not to layers. I want to my project . Thank you in advance
Cool
Thanks for sharing! Is it possible to store sounds or costumes in a list? I'm trying to create a speaking clock (which speaks out the time) but using 100 if statements is no fun and makes the project meaningless.
Hi Heng, it's only possible to store text and numerical values at the time of writing. A suggestion could be to use the text-to-speech plugin in combination with lists. That way, you can use the item number's of the list to locate the text you wish to speak. You can use multiple lists to help you with this with phrases like quarter-to and quarter-past.
@@SurfingScratcher Thank you so much for your advice! I'll definitely try it out. :)
@@ivydragon109 While it's not the exact solution you are looking for, I made a video a while back that uses a Makey Makey to tell the time with the text-to-speech function. ruclips.net/video/n_JQpNppI0w/видео.html
could you please help me on how to calculate and count how many common values between two lists? I'm having a lot of troubles with it
Hi meme xo, thanks for posting your question. I'd probably use a variable and cycle through each list. I'm assuming that each list has unique values within itself. So let's say you get the value of item 1 and it's value is 'awesome'. You want to find the number of 'awesome's in list 2. You could use a variable called awesome count. Cycle through list 2 and when value == 'awesome' change awesomeCount by 1.
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Alternatively, you can make this more dynamic by cycling through each item in list 1 and storing that in a variable so that you can compare values in list 2. You could then create a third list that contains the counts of the common values between each list at the item location specified in list 1.
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What I've just described might be a bit confusing to understand. Let me know what values (text or numbers) you're trying to compare and I can perhaps make a quick video on it.
@@SurfingScratcher thank you so much for the quick response I really appreciate it. so what you mean is that I make a loop and put a constant variable from the first list and then let it check if it's in each variable In the second list. I've tried with a lot of ways but it never worked with me, I'm totally okay with texting you just let me know when is the perfect timing for you. thank you again
@@memexo1751 Hi meme xo, I've just created a sample project on Scratch for a reference. Have a look at it. scratch.mit.edu/projects/414920929/
@@SurfingScratcher IM SO GRATEFUL thank you so much for the help and I will try to use this code to the program. so helpful
SCRATCHY Question how to divide variables to lists
how do you add so many boxes in a single sprite??
How to link 2 list together.
question(nice vid btw):How Do i move and generate a @ in a 64(x)x9(y) world full of # and the @ can stand on any # (the # generator is already done)
HI Ok_scratch10, thanks for your question. Are we talking about lists or something else? If something else, I'm not sure that I'm on the same page as you so can you explain the context a little bit more? Thanks.
How we can separate even and odd values from the list?
Please reply
Your friend is the modulo operator. Watch my video on operators in scratch to help you understand.
@@SurfingScratcher Share the link please
i made a dairy //chat for youself because of this
I need help with the following on Scratch:
1- How to use select multiple option features such as: "Yes or No".
2- How do I use the following process:
Example: If A asks a question B select Yes or No, If B select Yes then one condition/flow will occur, and if B says No then the flow will be different.
Let me know if someone helps me... I just started CS50.
Are you using the 'answer' reporter block from the sensing category? If so, something like the following should do the trick...
If answer == Yes
... do process
If answer == No
... do process
Hi, could you help me with the carthesian Product of a set whith his-self? A x A = { (a1,a1), (a1, a2), ... (an, a1), (a2, an) }
Hi Maria, thanks for posting your question. This is beyond my boundary of accessible knowledge at present, but I'll leave you with a couple of video links that may help you.
Cartesian Sets intro: ruclips.net/video/_IUP114x2gM/видео.html
Seems to be a python representation of cartesian product: ruclips.net/video/JH2EJoVKax8/видео.html
I'm making the assumption here, that you can just substitute the second set as the same set for your specific example, but that could be inaccurate. Speak to your course tutor/teacher for more specific help. They'll want to support you :)
I'm having problems with a program I'm creating. I've got Asteroids floating from right to left, i want to make sure they start at a different Y-Position, like a distance of 30. If I have 4-6 going at one time, is lists a good way to make sure they disperse separately? I'm trying with lists but this is making no sense. I swear, if I did this in Java, it would be easy.
Scratch can seem a little backwards. Lists are just like arrays. The block you're looking for is in the operators category. You can 'pick random' between a range. So then when your asteroid starts as a clone, you can place at a random position. If you don't want the asteroid to be 'on top' of another asteroid, you could use a sensing block with a repeat until block.
Repeat until NOT touching asteroid,
set Y random position between ... & ...
Hopefully that pseudocode can get you on the right path. You can also use lists to track the y positions, but you may not need to either.
Great tutorial! ^^ I would like to ask for assistance though...is it possible to use lists to limit values input by the user? Or is there another method used for that? Like, the code asks for their name, can I use lists (EDIT: create a list of the "forbidden" characters and symbols the user isn't allowed to input) so that inputting a number or any symbol other than a letter will prompt the command to keep asking their name until they input a letter-only value? Thanks so much in advance!
Lists are for storing values. Validating user input is done by if blocks and operator blocks.
You could store a list of forbidden characters in a list. Then use the if condition to check to see if the user input contains a character in the list.
@@SurfingScratcher @Surfing Scratcher I never got to reply to this but thank you so much! It worked--was able to use lists to validate user inputs and restrict them from inputting certain characters :> Keep making videos, they're all so helpful
Hi Surfing Scratcher, thx for this very entertaining tut. I wonder if its possible to prog twodimensional arrays in scratch? If no, is there a workaround? I try to prog a memorygame so I need always a pair of identical things on different positions on the screen. It would be more convenient to have twodim-Lists. What do you think? All the best
Hi Sid, multi-dim arrays/lists aren't an option by default. Best I can think of is to encode your list values as if they were holding items. So if you wanted coordinates, just always back it 6 digits with the first 3 representing x and the second 3 representing y. What's the data type of the values of the nested list?
@@SurfingScratcher Hi Surf, as you mentionded, I need coordinates. How can I encode a listvalue like -230 (x) 40(y) .As I understand I should write into the list -23040 or am I wrong? Thx Sid
@@siddhiswisdom285 You'd need to write a helper function (custom block) to help encode/decode the pair. You could use a delimiter like a comma like in a comma-separated list (csv) file.
To encode, you'd use the join block in the operator's category. To decode, you would split the items based on the delimiter that you chose.
@@SurfingScratcher Great, Thx Surf
i just so confused why my list will not save
Great video, but i can't figure out how to make this work in Scratch for Discord. Can you please do a tutorial for how to make a list in discord? The issue is that the scratch for discord doesn't have all the same blocks as scratch.
Oh cool. I didn't know that you could make Discord bots with Scratch blocks. At first glance, there looks like there is a list category. It's the fifth option down on the left-pane menu on this site: scratch-for-discord.netlify.app/
If I get some time to play around, I'll make a video.
@@SurfingScratcher be sure you are using the latest version, I was looking at the older one and it was missing quite a few block categories. The new version has "embed" and "added" categories.
undertale scratcher here and i have a list of a bunch of attacks in a list for a template sans fighrt that i remixed (and custom blocks but i wanna know how to use the lists) so how, presumably, would i make them appear (there is already a custom block called custom attack where u snap all ur attacks under, which i have done with blocks.. but cant get the lists to work
Hi Adurite, thanks for your comment. What is it that you could like to do with the lists? Lists are used to store information. Are you wanting to store information in your lists? Are you wanting to read a value in your list?
@@SurfingScratcher it turned oiut that those blocks were just the original creator making something... then scrapping it.. (so they dont really work) even though there are values.. i searched all the code in the battle engine and it doesnt even use many lists (it only uses them for the width of the outline of a box)
@@aadurite I love two things about your process here Adurite: firstly, your willingness to reach out. Often scribing down your thoughts helps you on the path to solving your own problem. Secondly, the detective hunt you went on to work out the usage of lists. You found the smoking gun. Thanks for sharing your debugging success and insights!
@@SurfingScratcher le thank! while i might be able to just make the code for the lists from scratch its complicated due to how many costumes and scripts you need for just one healthbar
constants
Arrays
How to stack items in the lists?
pls help me I want to make a game
Hi Jivtesh, can you expand on what you mean by 'stack'?
@@SurfingScratcher Like in minecraft you can store up to 64 blocks of one kind. Sometimes 16 blocks. Just like that.
@@jivitesh5114 Lists store text and numbers and you can have multiple lists. So you can think of the 'one kind of block' as text or numbers. Then you can have different numbers and different words.
But in Scratch, you can't store a list inside a list.
@@SurfingScratcher Oh Ok. Thanks for explaining me. Now I can make rpg games with it.
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Honestly, I DONT GET IT
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