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@dido_the_dino i might start working on this again to make a good and slim Scratch alternative, ive just been busy with schoolwork but i actually might try now that i thought about it again

@selene thx for redirecting them for me

@selene on what

@theanxiouskirby

Thank you. Noted.

@wollowtaff

Thank you for the suggestion. We will be adding a few new languages over the next few months. We will consider Japanese as one of the candidates.

@白刃の亡霊

The broadcast block should be working fine. You can try this simple test:

play.creaticode.com/projects/68b650671f1f6c01bf5cf461?version=1

When the green flag is clicked, it will broadcast the message. And when it is received, the variable will increase by 1. If there is an issue like what you described, you should see the variable increase by more than 1 each time, right?

 
To find out the real issue, I suggest you simplify your program to bear minimum, and also try to debug it using the “print” block in the “control” group.

@selene hi Catty

@dido_the_dino said in how do I start a vary simple website?:

how do I start a vary simple website? I wanna start to get better at coding

I’m guessing you’re new to coding and all, and here’s my suggestion: start here or start with Scratch. Scratch is simpler, but has less blocks than CreatiCode, so it’s your choice.

Then, as you understand programming basics like variables, loops, etc, try to learn basic HTML. To code HTML (the markup language used to make websites), you just need an HTML editor in your browser.

Go to https://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_default

The left side is the HTML code, and the right side is what you see for the output. Experiment with that a bit.

@dido_the_dino JayBlockz, scroll up if you want the link, it sucks tho and I havent worked on it for a while