SB1, but with better features I'm lazy. *Proceeds to paste literal documentation cutely* SplitScript The first version of SplitScript was made in 5th of August 2026, also known as SplitScript Barebones 0. SplitScript Barebones 0 This version was made on 5th of August 2026, whereas it doesn’t work because, Letter () to () was forgot to be defined. But right as the author said that, they realized that they used TurboWarp and it’s a reporter which scratch hates because of their ‘For 8 year olds’ thing… Updated last 6th of August 2026 Fixed it SplitScript Barebones 1 This version was actually put to work by finally making variables and variable declaring. Example: Declare f;Declare n = “0”;Declare c = n So, after the code, the values are: F = Nothing N = “0” C = “0” Well because they didn’t support numbers yet… Updated 6th August 2026 (Before SB0 was fixed) SplitScript Barebones 2 Made on the 22nd of August 2026 (6:33 PM), This version was the near-complete version of declare, featuring a new command and bug fixes to declare. In SB1, you can’t even have an extra space, in SB2, you could freely have infinite spaces like other languages without it bugging AT ALL. This version let users make numbers, banning declaring numbers as a variable. It also introduced the SkipError command, which let skipped errors when they occured. You also could not use undeclared variables to declare a variable. Example: Declare e = f; // -> Error (I know // doesn’t work but who cares? I kinda like JavaScript so) SkipError; Declare e = f; // -> Skips error and continues SkipError;SkipError;declare e = f; // Error: We already used SkipError, so in this case, it removes the SkipError. Code snippet example: SkipError; Declare e = 12;declare f = 324;declare n = f; declare eee = “hi”;
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