What is block code, you ask? Block code is coding, but with blocks! Websites such as Scratch , Tynker, and Code.org use block code similar to Gimkit. By most people’s opinion, it is a much easier way to code than C++, JavaScript, etc.
This is a wiki guide. That means that anyone can edit it. Feel free to add to this guide as long as it contributes to the guide.
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Block code is almost a love/hate thing in gimkit creative. It is one of the most useful ways to transmit messages in gimkit creative.
In this course, I want you to not only learn about block coding in gim…
An Introduction to the Interface
Chapter 2: Mathematics and Basics of the Essentials
Chapter 3: An Introduction to Variables and Lo…
Hello everyone! This will be a long series type of thing all about block code. I will make multiple guides with each chapter in them. Each chapter will be a part of a section, and in every chapter there will be lessons. Many guides have so far been made for block code in GKC, but none have been completed. For this fact, I have made this new one. Anyone who wants to help will be able to as I will always ask for sugestions, and I will make each post a wiki.
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Welcome everyone, to the very first Chapter of the Journey of block code!
Lesson 1: what is block code?
Today I will answer a essential question to block code, which is: what is block code?? Block code is a programming language. It has a basic syntax.
New word! Syntax Syntax is really just a word for the way something is meant to be written. For example, in an English sentence you need subject → verb → direct object for it to be a real sentence. Same works with programming. When creating a fu…
Welcome back everyone, to the second Chapter of the Journey of block code!
This guide is about variables. It will teach you when to use them, how to use them, and why to use them. Pictures coming later!
This guide will hopefully show you how to think when designing code. Not following a guide, but making your own code.
So first, you’ll need extensive knowledge of all the devices. You’ll probably want to know about common device systems like player counters. You don’t have to know these though. It just speeds your journey up by not having to scroll through the devices menu each time you need a device that does something. You will also have to know lots of concepts like the back of your hand to …
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my two favorite things: Blockcode and Resourses
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I don’t think we make resources guides anymore
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its nice to see one still
We don’t need resources, since we have tags that are easier to sort through, therefore making this topic useless.
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Resources are now obsolete due to the existence of tags.
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Thank you so much!!! I needed this so much!!
Slim
September 12, 2024, 10:09am
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Bump and here’s mine. Surely this counts.
Want to compress your code? If you don’t know how this guide will teach you!
There is a intro to blocks guide too! Go check it out!
If you want to edit, please read post #8
The Beginning
The first thing to mention is that code blocks take up 500 memory! So try to avoid them if it is a simple if statement you need to run. You can use checkers to run if statements so it saves memory!
You only have 75 blocks per 500 memory, so compressing your code is crucial!
Using Variables
Using Va…
Resources] Resources for Block Code