Using Looks Blocks in Scratch 2.0, Getting to Know the Looks Blocks

This chapter teaches how to use Scratch 2.0's Looks block palette to communicate with your player both by using speech and thought bubbles. You'll also learn how to ask the player questions, get his or her feedback, and act accordingly on that feedback.

How to use every Looks block in Scratch

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