| Latest Version: | 3.11.1 |
| Platform: | Windows XP and up |
| Author: | Official website |
| File size: | ~ 116 MB |
| License: | Free |
| Security level: | 100% Safe |
Create your own animations in a very simple way with Scratch
Scratch is a free application for Windows that allows you to generate your own graphics animations. As a result, in a very easy way.
Controls are very easy to use, in fact, if you have children at home, it can be a good way to have fun.
Animations are generated according to objects (backgrounds, pictures,…) that can be programmed o perform certain actions.
Programming those actions is not difficult, because you can use a graphic editor hat minimizes difficulties when programming those actions, movements, sounds, and modify the behavior of the objects.
Games, animations, representations,… everything is possible thanks to Scratch.
A great application for children. Scratch does a great job of combining the idea of programming with playing a video game. Not only can children have fun with it, but they can learn some valuable basic principles that can help them later on in life.
Finally, Above all, you can add as many objects as you want and edit them.
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What’s new:
New features:
– The stage moved back to the right
– Pen blocks moved to an extension
– Improved paint and sound editors
– A new website
– Show Variable () (block) and Hide Variable () (block) that show and hide variables
– Set Pen Transparency to () (block) and Change Pen Transparency by () (block) that change pen transparency, useful for layering pen to produce different colors
– Sound effect blocks which change how a sound sounds
– A () Contains () (block)that reports whether the first string contains the second
– An Item Number of () in () (block) that reports the item number of the first match of the string, or 0 if no such value is found
– A Set Drag Mode () (block) that sets if the sprite can be dragged around
– Go to () (looks (block) that has “front” and “back” in the dropdown
– Go () () Layers (block) that has a dropdown of front or back and an input for how many layers the sprite goes
– Costume () (block) and Backdrop () (block) blocks, which also include “name” in the dropdown
– Music, Pen, Video Sensing, Translate, Micro: bit, Mindstorms EV3, and Text to Speech extensions
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