The 5 Most UNDERRATED Scratch Blocks! 🔥🏆

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#TheSTEAMist

[ryankolay]

the third block can be used to access "for this sprite only" variables

[WCoastGames]

Another useful thing about the “thing of thing” block (#3) is that it can get private variables from a specific sprite.

[daxaroodles]

3:46 I’d personally use turbowarp debug blocks for this, as it can be very useful, especially when it comes to collision bugs (ie, log the amount of pixels your player moves)

[bluetoadmaker]

1:57 I always use that block even for getting variables that are only for a certain sprite

[suspendedAnimations]

I actually DID know how to make smooth movement with the divide block. My mind was blown because of how easy it actually is to make smooth movement.

[man-o-valor]

The modulo block is so useful for finding the 1s place of a number (mod 10) which is great for finding a tile on a tilemap.
Also, the timer block can be put inside a forever loop, and combined with the hat block “when timer > 0.1 seconds” it can detect when the stop button is pressed to quickly show a backdrop or give you an autosave code.

[wafflesforbreakfast]

Couldn't agree more. Props for who uses them

[edemaiscomtheovieira]

Numbers 1 and 3 are, in my opinion, the most underrated. The "say [blank]" block is also useful for making sure certain actions are happening when they are supposed to.
Also, if you don't know the smooth movement trick, the divide block is definitely the most underrated one for you.

[BigForAHedgehog]

I wish I'd known about #3 sooner

All those useless variables I've made

[Qwerybomb]

Yeah I agree I use say block a lot for debugging along with a dedicated debugging list that I have information thrown into when I need it

[JackTheFairlyOddParentsFan]

Hey TheSTEAMist, Someone on scratch made a fan club of your channel

[koyvon]

Timer is useful for stuff like (100*sin of (timer*100)) The tricky looking sensing block is extremly useful for example you can mimic movements or you can use / block for dodging games or - block for aligning x potitions such as mouse x - sprite: x position

[goldestperson]

You should talk about the turbowarp blocks like the file download thing and the sensing+, all the amazing stuff. There is even audio recorder!

[Theo_drawi]

So close to 10k subs, hope you reach!

[TsipPlanet]

YAY! new video on a super COOL chanell!

[mgrvr]

Um, according to my calculations, ur also underrated.

[BobChess]

On the advance project, say block is really the game changer. I can notice all mistake.

[blueish_]

is there any way to make smooth movement with the divide block with arrow key movement

[bubbaloop]

Hey, great video. I would like to ask if you could help me with a forever function that holds a condition when met triggers wrong message or plays only once. Thanks in advance and thanks for the video

[Tech-Multiverse]

Honestly, timer is the most underrated, with mod coming in second.
Timer is literally a set track, forever. You save so much work with the block. Mod is second because there's a lot more uses to this block rather than being useless.