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  • RE: attach files to chat - only for LLM?

    @ellisoncm-23627157

    We’ll look into that.

    posted in Help
  • 2D Project Frame Rates Update

    We have made some improvement in our game engine for 2D projects so that the frame rate will match that of MIT Scratch, rather than going too fast sometimes. Unfortunately, this means if you have intentionally added blocks to make the game loop slower, now your game would be too slow, so please remove such blocks. Thank you.

    posted in Announcements
  • Sharing projects in class studios

    As a student of a class, you can easily share your projects in the class studio in the following steps.

     
     

    Step 1 - Open the Class Page

     

    After logging in, click the dropdown on the top right, and select “My Classes”:

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    Step 2 - Open the Studio Page

     

    For the class you are currently enrolled, select the “studios” link under it:

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    In the list of studios, select the studio you would like to share your project in:

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    Step 3 - Add Your Project to the Studio

     

    In the studio page, you will see your shared projects at the bottom under “Add My Shared Projects”, and you can click “Add +” on any of them to add to the studio:

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    posted in Tools
  • 13+ Projects

    The CreatiCode platform serves two groups of users:

    • Young users (elementary school students) — similar to those on MIT Scratch, who enjoy fun, creative, and age-friendly projects designed to inspire imagination and introduce coding fundamentals.

    • Older users (middle and high school students) — who are more mature and can handle projects with complex storytelling, deeper emotional or philosophical themes, and mild suspense or darker tones, such as “Plants vs. Zombies”, “Tank war”, etc. These projects encourage critical thinking, creativity, and exploration of real-world ideas in a safe and respectful way.

    To ensure that older users can freely share their creative work while keeping younger users protected, we’ve introduced a new feature in the Playground. When sharing or publishing a project, you can now mark it as “Meant for users 13 or older.”

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    If this box is checked, anyone who opens the project will first see a notice asking them to confirm that they understand the project is intended for older users:

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    When sharing a new project, please consider checking this box if your project might not be suitable for young users. If you see a project that should be marked as 13+ but it is not, please remind the author to do so in the comments, or report the project directly.

    Please note that all shared projects must still be appropriate for school use, including those marked as 13+. Our administrators reserve the right to reclassify projects as 13+ or remove them if necessary. Users who share or publish inappropriate content risk permanent deletion of their accounts and projects without prior notice.

    posted in Announcements
  • RE: Remote Edit for Projects

    @ellisoncm-23627157

    There was some issues. They are fixed now. Can you please refresh the webpage and try again?

    posted in Help
  • RE: Server is not available for now due to upgrade

    The release is complete now.

    posted in Announcements
  • Server is not available for now due to upgrade

    We are making a new release and we have to bring down the server for a while.

    posted in Announcements
  • RE: Database problem

    @s-svoboda277-55c053ab

    The database blocks only work when you have signed in. We’ll look into enhancing it to work withou logging in.

    posted in Help
  • RE: Re:5 new languages added

    @wollowtaff

    We are still improving these 5 new languages. Will add more after they prove to be complete and correct.

    posted in General Discussion
  • RE: Possible hacker

    @tao

    Geo info is a useful tool used by many apps, such as Google Maps or Uber. So getting the user’s location info itself is not a malicious behavior.

    posted in Feedback