You can use the plus button to increment the movement variable and the minus button to decrement it. You can use the up and down arrows to change the variable that is being shown and having its value changed. You can drag around the blocks anywhere you want. There are some yellow indicators which show that the blocks are connected but they go behind the blocks so they might look weird. Once you’re done moving around the blocks and changing the value of the variables, you can press the fake green flag to run the script and see your sprite move or not. The automatic end button allows you to toggle the automatic end and if it is on, you’ll go back to the code editor when the script has finished. The sprite’s x and y and direction are always shown because I think it could be helpful.
Hi! This is currently quite simple but I will add more blocks later. I know there are a lot of blocks now but it’s not enough and only when it is, I’ll update the thumbnail. All of the sprites inside this project are hand-drawn from the scratch costume editor. Thanks to @SocketSock-mobile for the touching script. Everything else is by me. @SocketSock-mobile shown me a simpler way to draw these blocks too.
