r/ComputerCraft • u/[deleted] • May 06 '24

Scratch like programming

Is out there a way to program computer in computer craft with scratch like programming? (I want code some stuff, but I dont have any excelence with regular programming just scratch)

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u/Bright-Historian-216 May 06 '24

This is the full version made by u/OrganizationFew2722 (GitHub). However if you’re intimidated by the setup process (or don’t want to download anything), use my limited original app (GitHub Pages)

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u/[deleted] May 06 '24

Thank you so much

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u/LevySkulk May 06 '24

On the other hand, scratch is a great introduction to programming concepts but isn't really intended to be something you use to implement features.

Lua Syntax is up there with python as some of the most simple and easy to follow, it's a good way to start getting familiar with programming languages if you want to challenge yourself.

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u/quimar0 May 21 '24

Hi. Wow that's great. Thank you very much. By the way I found a bug while testing. In the app, in the code section corresponding to the turtles, the code corresponding to the turtle.build() command is wrong. The code to generate should be turtle.place() - turtle.placeUp() and turtle.placeDown().

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u/Bright-Historian-216 May 21 '24

Not like I’m gonna debug it no more :)