[READ WHOLE INSTRUCTIONS IF YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW TO USE THIS] ScratchScript is a programming language. To edit a line in the program, first make sure you are viewing the code. Then click the edit button. If you want to create a new line, type create into the answer box. If you want to edit an existing line, type the line number you want to edit into the answer box. If you want to delete a line, type delete. If you didn't want to click the edit button, type skip. If you typed it wrong, type what you meant to type into the new answer box. Once you have typed it right, and you want to edit an existing line, type what you want to edit the line to into the answer box. If you wanted to create a new line type the line number where you want to put a new line, or type "end" to create a new line at the end. If you wanted to delete a line, type the line number of the line which you wanted to delete, or type end to delete the last line. Commands: say <text>, <voice> (says <text> in voice <voice>) volume <number> (sets volume to <number>) playsound <soundName>, <mode> (plays the sound <soundName>, mode of 1 means start sound, mode of 2 means play sound until done) print <text> (prints <text> to the console) wait <seconds> (waits <seconds> seconds) clear (clears console) erase (erases all pen marks) pen <up or down> (lowers (down) or raises (up) the pen) goto <x>, <y> (goes to <x>, <y>) setvar <variable name>, <variable value> (sets variable <variable name> to <variable value>, if variable does not exist it creates a new variable <variable name> with value <variable value>) changevar <variable name>, <variable value> (changes variable <variable name> by <variable value>, gives error if variable does not exist) &<variable name>& (this is how to reference a variable, use it within another instruction) color <R>, <G>, <B>, <A> (sets pen color to RGB (<R>, <G>, <B>) with transparency <A>) thickness <thickness> (sets pen size to <thickness>)
[THIS IS NOT UNDERGOING ANY MORE DEVELOPMENT, FUTURE DEVELOPMENT WILL OCCUR IN A DIFFERENT PROJECT] What's new? - A stop button (it appears when the program is running) - Cocatenation What's next? - A new compiler for v3.0 (not coming today) History: January 23, 2021 - v2.2 January 16, 2021 - v2.1 January 9, 2021 - v2.0 January 2, 2021 - release (v1.0)