Top 5 Weirdest SCRATCH Projects 😺 🎮

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Published 2022-10-08
Today I will be showing you the Top 5 WEIRDEST Scratch Projects ever!

This will include:
- Hacked Blocks
- No code
- Not being able to comment
… and much more!

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The Scratch Cat in the thumbnail is from a project called Scratch Emojis Redesigned!







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All Comments (21)
  • @theringsmc
    For the first project, this may happen in some projects with lots of code due to scratch's inefficient rendering system used for blocks and the renderer simply not being able to run the project and show the blocks at the same time.
  • For the first game, there is a way to make your code invisible. Using the unicode character %15 or u+0015 will cause basically every website that form feeds to spit out an error. In Scratch, setting a variable to this value or a custom block with this name will cause JavaScript to have a rendering issue and make the code disappear. The only way the bring the code back is by using Scratch Addons and enabling the Variables tab that shows the current values of a variable. Note: you can only use %15 in URLs or Scratch because % represents the hexadecimal of a unicode value.
  • @_gherry
    for the first project: you MAY not understand, NOTE: S2 means scratch2 and S3 means scratch3 over the offline s3 editor the JS compiler keeps spitting out "Uncaught Tried to glow stack on block that does not exist." meaning that theres probably a fake id assigned to a custom block, a variable or a list. the transiton to S2 to S3 might have changed how the compiler reads the project.json file in the sb2. and dosnt support that id. but thats just my theory
  • @godomc
    you cant comment solved! it actually spames you with and ask block so your constantly tyiping in that
  • @zunfl0w3r
    scratch addons did show the amount of blocks... There are 2262 blocks
  • @no-topic
    The first project code can be seen by deleting both the ground sprites. @The STEAMist
  • 1 - Bugged project. Either all the code in the sprites are at X NaN Y NaN or something else, as "no code" projects don't exist/shouldn't exist. 2 - Usually, when you save projects to your computer, they save as SB3 files, which is a normal .zip archive. You can open sb3s in WinRAR or something of the type. This is the method Phillipuss used probably, and/or grabbed blocks from older projects. (I like the blocks relating to z positions and scrolling, though. Could've implied Scratch Team would've add features that would make it easier for users to make 3D or scrolling projects, but, obviously it was scrapped.) 3 - Turbo mode and a broadcast block, not that i've never seen them before. From inspecting the code, an event block checks if timer is greater (maybe) than 0. If true it runs "broadcast (message1)", which executes a forever loop with the only block containing within is "ask (You Can't Comment) then wait", which focuses to the project. But obviously, you can bypass this. You can't truely "not comment", unless you're on a profile and the user had disabled comments for the profile, or the Scratch Team had disabled comments for the project. 4 - April fools filler, i would assume. Griffpatch knew he would get a ton of attraction from this project alone while he was working on some other project of his. Silly him. 5 - View-botted project(s). Obviously removed from Scratch and the issue was patched, maybe.
  • Ooh those projects are crazy! I really enjoyed the video. :D
  • In the first one they changed SB3 to ZIP file, then they changed code in sprites so it would make the block invisible.
  • Oh have you seen chipm0nks project where hiring the stop sign triggers it to keep going?
  • Do you think you could make a video on lore/major events in certain scratch groups (robot destructor group, griffpatch Stan's, etc.)?
  • @daxaroodles
    The first one is coded in a different programming language so no blocks show up.
  • @40susman
    Some scratch projects got me like: a scratch project… PERRY THE SCRATCH PROJECT?
  • @QuirrelSquad
    you can export a scratch game to html so its likely the reverse is possible as well which explains the first project
  • @probablylogi
    In the flappy bird game, it's obvious that there is code in the game but you can't see it because they positioned the block editor the the corner and if you scroll up and left, it will show the code
  • @UwUDaniUwU
    Of course griffpatch would get so many likes and favorites for doing nothing lol
  • @Familymorton6
    This is the top 5 weirdest scratch projects! 1, Flappy bird by HyperPixel 2, Useful hacked blocks by Philipus 3, You cannot comment by CloudCodes 4, Untitled-1 by Griffpatch And Out of place
  • Project one and two can be explained by downloading the project and editing the code there then loading it in scratch again
  • @BloxedJosh
    0:22 There's code inside some sprites, just not in the bird, pipes, ect. The code in the other sprites is what that project is mostly. I looked in it myself
  • Mobile users can activate turbo mode by clicking see inside and going to edit and clicking enable turbo mode