space -> new command 0 -> replace command X -> delete command L -> load example R -> run E -> back to Editor UP -> previous command DOWN -> next command RIGHT -> move down LEFT -> move up ================================================== Commands: new: + [variable_name] -> add a new variable set: + [variable_name] + [value] -> set variable to [value] addto: + [variable_name] + [value] -> add [value] to a variable print: + [variable_name or text] With set: you can get the time / date. set: + [variable_name] + [second] -> get the current second set: + [variable_name] + [minute] -> get the current minute set: + [variable_name] + [hour] -> get the current hour set: + [variable_name] + [day_of_week] -> get the current day of week set: + [variable_name] + [day] -> get the current day set: + [variable_name] + [month] -> get the current month set: + [variable_name] + [year] -> get the current year
Test version Sadly, this won't work in Scratch 3.0, since lists behave differently. If you see this in Scratch 3, just trust me, it worked perfectly in Scratch 2.
