I am familiar with how to use most of the devices, except for triggers and properties… I would like to learn what the blocks do and how to use them…
if this is off-topic or causes a fight I will happily delete this or mark a solution without finding one…
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Basically, triggers can be used for block code, and properties is just like a virtual item.
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w post
now if anyone posts here telling us how to use it
then i can finally learn!
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Triggers can also be used for a multitude for stuff, also triggering out stuff! It’s usually used in any block code guide, as it’s like a coding hub.
Hopefully this helps! Only like 2 weeks ago I was absolutely stuck with properties. Now I can comfortably do block code with them!
But how does each block work, and how do I connect them correctly?
i still can’t. ADHD sucks.
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Done scratch before? It’s like that.
Wait, let me get a photo of something I did for my map. Then I can explain what I did each step thoroughly.
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Properties can be tough. But… it gets simple if you get the idea. Properties are essentially variables.
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ADHD does suck… I can relate
dont let adhd stop you from doing things!
i cant do block code either
Me three! Do you know what a variable is?
Scratch is actually just the same as gimkit, just worded differently and slightly different things. But lemme get that screenshot
Thank you! I didn’t think anyone would fully explain!
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thanks! Its just the blocks here are much more difficult to understand than scratch blocks.
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A variable can be thought of as a box that stores data. It has a name, and a value. Variables can hold numbers, letters, or true false values in gimkit.
how do u compare variables and properties?
cant u find out what a property is?
or am i being a goober rn
I mean… properties ARE variables.
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Variable is just something that can change, example in math.
X+5=10
C+3=5
X+C=7
You can replace it differently too, like
X+7=15
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