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  2. scratch.mit.edu › projects › 101486643front facing scratch cat - Remixes

    Make games, stories and interactive art with Scratch. (scratch.mit.edu)

    • ScratchCat

      Make games, stories and interactive art with Scratch....

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    • The Scratch Cat facing forward by SonictheCultist on DeviantArt
    • Scratch Cat by Xavier0817 on DeviantArt
    • Front Facing Scrstch Cat. : r/scratch
    • Scratch Cat PNG by ThomasDafoeStudios on DeviantArt
    • Front Facing Scratch cat isn't real, it can't hurt you | Fandom

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  4. www.youtube.com › watchAnimating Your Scratch Cat: A Step-by-Step Guide - YouTube

    Animating the Scratch Cat: Watch as we guide you through the step-by-step process of animating the Scratch cat sprite. From basic movements to more advanced actions, discover the secrets to...

  5. scratch.mit.edu › search › projectsScratch - Search

    Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

  6. scratch.mit.edu › users › scratchcatScratchCat on Scratch

    Make games, stories and interactive art with Scratch. (scratch.mit.edu)

  7. en.scratch-wiki.info › wiki › Scratch_CatScratch Cat - Scratch Wiki

    The Scratch Cat is the mascot of Scratch and the default sprite when opening a new Scratch project. [1] This cannot be changed. It is also the outline for the default icon of new Scratch accounts, replacing a previous version that showed a human silhouette. [2] The Scratch Cat is a trademark of MIT [3] and was drawn by Wing Ngan.

  8. www.youtube.com › watchMaking scratch cat walk back and forward, and finding out my name

    Making scratch cat walk back and forward, and finding out my name - YouTube. 0:00 / Scratch Tutorial | Game Menu! I hope you enjoy and as promised here is the project link:...

  9. en.scratch-wiki.info › wiki › Move_()_StepsMove () Steps (block) - Scratch Wiki

    Unlike the Change X by () or the Change Y by (), this block moves its sprite forward the specified amount of "steps" in the direction it is facing. A step is equal to a one-pixel length. The Default Value is 10 and can be replaced by any number.