That is when programming comes into place, as it "makes things do what they should".īefore getting more into the interface, the quickest way to understand how sprites are programmed in Scratch is by testing things out. The flexibility of Scratch allows the creator to be imaginative and actually make the desired project. Characters are programmed to perform what a Scratcher desires them to do. The Scratch Cat is simply one of many sprites, or characters, buttons, etc. By default, the Scratch Cat is on the stage. The stage is where a Scratch project is physically run, so when one plays a game, the Stage is the window in which it is run. At the top-right of the interface is the stage. The Scratch interface is divided into two sections: the running environment and the development section. The Interface Main article: User Interface The current version of Scratch is Scratch 3.0. The offline editor can be downloaded here. The online editor can be accessed by clicking the Create tab on the website or by clicking here. It is easier to connect with the Scratch Community using the online editor, but it can only be used with an internet connection. Both are very similar, but have minor differences.
Scratch offers two editors: an online one, and an offline one. In other terms, a project is the created coding in Scratch. The Scratch project editor is used to make Scratch projects, which can be shared to the world using the Scratch Community. Projects are animations, stories, art, pen, and games - and just about everything else made in Scratch.
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