However, if you are a collector of old software then hopefully someone will provide a link to the scratchinstaller for 1.0.My latest post was talking about a site called Scratch Archive with a silly url: archive.glitch. Mr-Dave wrote:I guess all I was saying is that if you wanted to experience writing a Scratch project with the minimal features provided in 2007 then using 1.1 is a good choice (and I think people could have fun doing that). chords) (previously, a sprite could play only one note at a time) You can click to the left or right of the knob on a slider to change the number by a small amount In the paint editor, the circle tool now drags out the circle from the top-left instead of the center Tags can be added while sharing Variables can be put in the Play Sound () and Play Sound () and Wait blocks Costume, sound, and broadcast commands are no longer case-sensitive A single sprite can now play multiple notes at once (i.e. Sprites can be imported Sample Projects were redone The “new cat sprite” button was removed. UI The menus were changed slightly in this version, mainly with the spacing between them. Example of the cap block shape: stop script The experimental blocks from 1.0 are now accessed from the Shift-Click-R menu. The Cap Block shape was introduced in this version. Blocks Scratch 1.1 only featured one new block: Repeat Until (). if then end think for (2) secs say Scratch 1.1 did not have a ton of improvements over 1.0, but did have a new block and some UI changes. (I’ve done that a couple of time and it’s been both fun and frustrating).

It may not matter if all you wanted to do was challenge yourself to make a project using the Scratch that was available in 2007 since there is very little difference (according to the Wiki) between scratch 1.0 and 1.1. When I went looking at the site I found a Scratch 1.0 program but it was some kind of note taking program.

Mr-Dave wrote:I was just wondering if you found the Scratch 1.0 that you wanted.

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