Our extensions will be loaded and treated as built-in extensions from the VM, but from a separate repository. No URLs, just raw Unsandboxed extensions. In the true spirit of our name, and without the VM clutter.

Unsandboxed is being acquired by the Scratch Foundation.

We're now officially incorporating our "creative AI suite", which includes a code generator, image generation, and a personal code helper named Minge.

We're also removing custom extensions. And fun.

Other mods are fun. "Why fix compiler when can remove errors from showing up at all?"

I genuinely wish I could be this chill when adding shit. It would be 10x more fun.

Also LibreKitten is neat, go see what they're doing

The Scratch Team has just recently updated their Terms of Service yesterday, letting you know they now have full permission to use your content to train AI models.

Useless Scratch facts # 6:

For reasons, Scratch's experimental "Spork" editor renders large nests of reporters with squared edges.

The maximum width of a reporter before this happens is 48 Blockly units. It may end up in 4.0.

ok i FINALLY finished dropsane teto

i think i still got it

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The next update will hopefully see the addition of block shapes as well as just block colors. I eventually want to allow for people to edit granular values, but that's a ways off.

Top one is Scratch-Blocks 1.0 reporters, below is S-B 2.0.

Jarvis, write a full essay in MLA-8 format indented to the left please

There is absolutely no function for this, I just wanted to prove I could