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'''Scratch''' is a block-based programming language, and is what PenguinMod is based off of, along with [[TurboWarp]]. PenguinMod uses a lot of the features Scratch uses, and has also based their [[Website]] off of Scratch's.
'''Scratch''' is a block-based programming language, and is what [[TurboWarp]] is based on, along with [[PenguinMod]]. The current Scratch version is 3.0.
==Scratch Lab==

Scratch Lab is a part of the Scratch website, which is used for experimental features. It can be accessed [https://lab.scratch.mit.edu/ here]. The [[Animated Text]] extension was taken from Scratch Lab.
[[PenguinMod]] and [[TurboWarp]] are based off of Scratch. Keep in mind that while PenguinMod is built on Scratch, a project made in PenguinMod cannot be shared on Scratch.

== Scratch Lab ==
Scratch Lab is a part of the Scratch website, which is used for experimental features and extensions. These extensions include [[Animated Text]], which can be used to dynamically place animated text onto the stage, [https://lab.scratch.mit.edu/face/ Face Sensing], which allows for the detection of and movement to specific points on the player's face, and [https://lab.scratch.mit.edu/videosprites/ Video Sprites], which allows you to use the player's camera to fill a sprite or fill into a color within a sprite. You can add Animated Text to your PenguinMod projects from the extension gallery.

== See also ==

* [[Vanilla Categories]], a list of categories and extensions that Scratch is limited to.

== External Links ==

* [https://scratch.mit.edu Scratch website]
* [https://scratch.mit.edu/download Scratch app]
* [[w:Scratch (Programming Language)|Scratch (Programming Language)]] on [[w:Wikipedia|Wikipedia]]
* [https://github.com/scratchfoundation Scratch source code] on [[w:GitHub|GitHub]]
* [https://lab.scratch.mit.edu Scratch Lab]
* [https://scratch-wiki.info Scratch wiki]
* [https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss Scratch discussion forums]

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Landing page of Scratch
Link https://scratch.mit.edu
Status Up

Scratch is a block-based programming language, and is what TurboWarp is based on, along with PenguinMod. The current Scratch version is 3.0.

PenguinMod and TurboWarp are based off of Scratch. Keep in mind that while PenguinMod is built on Scratch, a project made in PenguinMod cannot be shared on Scratch.

Scratch Lab

Scratch Lab is a part of the Scratch website, which is used for experimental features and extensions. These extensions include Animated Text, which can be used to dynamically place animated text onto the stage, Face Sensing, which allows for the detection of and movement to specific points on the player's face, and Video Sprites, which allows you to use the player's camera to fill a sprite or fill into a color within a sprite. You can add Animated Text to your PenguinMod projects from the extension gallery.

See also

External Links