Shoutout to Griffpatch!

 



Griffpatch is the most known scratcher in the Scratch community, because he is the smartest person and yet so determined to be on scratch. Because he made 2D Minecraft, geometry dash, multiplayer coding, and many other devlogs in scratch.

When the official Scratch channel cannot persuade enough coders, he did. He did so many features in scratch and made the community more self-aware of how to do stuff and made so many people interest him, this blog will only feature stuff griffpatch hasn't talked about and if you ever need more advice about scratch, go to him more. Credit to him for making this entire article's inspiration and credit again for making me show a beginner video.


Here is a playlist of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D16hTnDGweo&list=PLy4zsTUHwGJIATydhFeZa5pspLZR7yE__

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