Draft:Move 10 steps

move 10 steps
move 10 steps
Publisher	MIT
Programmer	MIT

move 10 steps is a Scratch block that makes the sprite move a number of steps in a direction.

move 10 steps is the first block of the scratch blocks being a motion block

Used for

the move 10 steps block is used for to move a sprite the direction is facing when you start the Scratch program the move 10 steps block will make the sprite go to the east because the sprite is in 90° the move 10 steps block was made to provide kids to learn about turtle coding if you want to make the sprite move backwards just put a - sign

code

the move 10 steps block is made using code, here is the move 10 steps code in html

move 10 steps code in HTML

<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> #myBox { position: relative; width: 50px; height: 50px; background-color: red; left: 0px; /* starting position */ } </style> </head> <body> <button onclick="moveTenSteps()">Move 10 Steps</button> <div id="myBox"></div> <script> function moveTenSteps() { const box = document.getElementById('myBox'); // Get current left value, remove 'px', add 10, and re-add 'px' let currentLeft = parseInt(box.style.left) || 0; box.style.left = (currentLeft + 10) + 'px'; } </script> </body> </html>

history

the move 10 steps history is mainly 2 thing rotation based and color based.

move 10 steps color change

the move 10 steps block use to be a very dark bule (4A6CD4) when scratch 2.0 release on may 9, 2013 when scratch was first starting.

rotation based

Scratch 2.0, the move 10 steps block moves a sprite forward in the exact direction it is currently facing. Combining it with turn blocks allows your character to rotate and change its path.