Introduction to TurboWarp commonly used plug-ins for Scratch-2

Today brings 2 TurboWarp common plug-in introductions

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TurboWarp (referred to as TW)

Online version | Offline version download

Advantages of TurboWarp

Compilation speed is at least 10 times faster than the original Scratch
The ability to have a custom frame (like 60 FPS)
Shape editor supports transparency
More advanced features

etc. including but not limited to features that help us edit

Customizable block shape

This is a code plug-in module. The following 4 options are directly defined, namely: 3.0 original version code shape, 2.0 original version code shape, 3.0 version block code, 2.0 version block code.

This is mainly to choose the shape you like, which can be more comfortable when you use it.

Customizable block colorsCustomizable block colors

This is also related to the code shape. Here is to adjust the color of each module code. The TEXT COLOR below has 4 combinations, which are the original version, the color of the word becomes black, the code color becomes white and the border remains unchanged, and the code becomes black and the border remains unchanged ( This can be used with a dark background)

Changing the extension color can help to identify the code of the related extension

Save blocks as imageSave blocks as image

This plug-in can save the current code string as a picture (PNG format or SVG format), and save it with the right mouse button after selection

This can be used as a code example or for making a cover, etc.

Hide new variables

Sometimes we create a lot of variables but don't want them to be displayed on the stage area. It is too troublesome to hide them one by one. We can use this plugin. The new variables created are hidden by default and will not be displayed

Help us save time and not spend too much effort here

Switch variables between "For all sprites" and "For this sprite only"

Using this plug-in can change the nature of variables, such as converting from global variables to private variables, which is a great help for me to often create private variables but forget to check private variables

The nature of variables can be modified at any time, which is very useful for me who always create variables of wrong nature

The reason why these two plug-ins are introduced together is because I think it is good to use these two plug-ins together. The first one is to move the stage area, role area, and background area to the left side of the editor, and the second is to move the code area and modules The area changed to Scratch 2.0 version is placed on the right side of the stage area with the module area on top and the code area on the bottom, restoring the editing scene of Scratch 2.0, the effect ↓

Now some Scers still miss Sc2.0, so these two plug-ins are to reproduce the editing scene of Sc2.0