Introduction to My blocks

My Blocks in Scratch 3.0 with Arun and Raj

Arun: My Blocks are user-made custom blocks that hold procedures for a sprite. They are color-coded pink. There are four types in Scratch 3.0:

1. Define Custom Block:
2. Custom Block:
3. Boolean Input:
4. Value Input:

Arun: To create a custom block, go to “My Blocks” and click “Make a Block”. Name it, add inputs if needed, and click “OK”. This creates a define block.

Raj: How do I use it?

Arun: Add blocks inside the define block to create the procedure. Drag the new custom block from “My Blocks” into your script to use it.

Raj: Can I add inputs?

Arun: Yes, you can add number, string, or Boolean inputs in the “New Block” dialog. This makes your custom blocks versatile.

Raj: Great, I understand now. Custom blocks make projects organized and efficient.

Arun: Exactly! Next time, we’ll discuss more advanced uses of custom blocks.