All the Scratch Tutorials in a Nutshell

 


Instead of watching/reading every single tutorial manually, you can read this article just to saving some time in your life. To start, in the tutorials, there are categories.

Getting Started
Basics
Intermediate
Prompts

Each category will be at least 4 tutorials and totally there are 27 tutorials, which is why is article is made. Anyways time to start:


CATEGORY 1: GETTING STARTED

  • Getting Started (Tutorial): This was just the introduction where it is a program.
  • Getting Started ASL: This tutorial was just a longer version of the last one but longer and was talking about motion and looks block but was all too basic.
  • Add a Sprite: This tutorial thought you how to add another sprite, you just need to hover over the cat button on the bottom right of your screen and see your options.
  • Add a Backdrop: Ditto as "Add a sprite" but this is a backdrop, you do the same with the picture button (not the cat one).
  • Animate a Sprite: To animate a sprite, you need costumes, if your sprite already has that. Use this command to animate:

CATEGORY 2: BASICS

  • Use Arrow Keys: Read this article to understand.
  • Change Size: To change a sprite's size, you need the "change size by (_)" block in the Looks Command.
  • Glide Around: To make a sprite glide around without a cut change of position, use the "glide (_) secs to x: (_), y (_)" block in the Motion Commands.
  • Make It Spin: To make a sprite turn in 2D, use "turn -> (_) degrees" and to make a sprite set in direction, use "point in direction (_)". All in Motion Commands.
  • Record a Sound: To record a sound, go to sounds tab and see what you can do with the volume button in the bottom left of your screen. To play a sound, use "play sound (_) until done" block in the Sounds Commands.
  • Hide and Show: To make a sprite hide/show, use: "hide"/"show" blocks in the Looks Commands.
CATEGORY 3: INTERMEDIATE
  • Add Effects: You can add effects to your sprite by using the "change (_) effect by (_)" 





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