Idrk
Scratch’s cloud variables only allow numbers
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you could still do a code with numbers
1 = a 2 = b 3 = c and so on
so 3 1 2 would be cab
4 1 2 would be dab
and 2 1 4 would be bad
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Yes, that’s why I said they should be moderated
Someone can’t just make a base 10 converter
And if you mean linearly, no there aren’t 10 letters in the alphabet, and moderation too
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Yeah I probably wouldn’t use it for emails, but maybe a notification project would be cool.
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Yeah, it could be a base 100 calculator, tho I still stick with my suggestion of using 0 custom variables and only using in app ones like maybe tilt and last touch.
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10 lol
There ain’t 100 digits in the system we use
There are 10
01234567890
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Or like base 26 
Cuz we do need a-z imo, maybe 35 to add numbers to, then theirs symbols…
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No, I mean like smth that converts from base 64 to base 10 is called a base 10 converter
B
Would be 1
BB
Would be 65
Anyways GingBOT, my suggestion would prob be perfect
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But what if I wanted to say ZZ (making an encoder rn cuz I’m bored)
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Going from base 10 to base 36, per say, is pretty easy and only requires a few lines of code.
The same would go for the inverse if only we had an “indexOf” block – but we don’t – so that requires checking every single character.
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Huuhhhh? Send to a user sounds funny.
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What?
How?
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A person would be pinged.
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Well it just sets their variable to whatever is sent, they don’t get a notification
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Uhh… really useful then
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Bump - I like this, but would be difficult to moderate
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Maybe only seed devs get access to this block?
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