Scratch 1.1

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Scratch 1.1
Release Date	1.1 — May 2007
Programming language	Squeak
Download	Official installers: Windows • Mac OS X 1.1
Predecessor	1.0
Successor	1.2

Scratch 1.1 is a discontinued version of Scratch which was the successor to Scratch 1.0. It was released in May 2007.

Features

Scratch 1.1 did not have a ton of improvements over 1.0, but did have a new block and some UI changes.

Blocks

Scratch 1.1 introduced the Cap Block shape. Example of the cap block shape:

stop script:: cap control

This version only featured one new block: repeat until <>.

The (sensor [ v] value:: sensing) block was renamed to ([ v] sensor value:: sensing).

The first option for the <sensor [ v]?:: sensing> was renamed from "button" to "button pressed".

The experimental blocks from 1.0 are now accessed from the Shift-Click-R menu.

UI

• The menus were changed slightly in this version, mainly with the spacing between them.
• Sample Projects were redone
• The "new cat sprite" button was removed.
• Variables can be put in the Play Sound () and Play Sound () and Wait blocks
• Costume, sound, and broadcast commands are no longer case-sensitive
• A single sprite can now play multiple notes at once (i.e. chords) (previously, a sprite could play only one note at a time)
• You can click to the left or right of the knob on a slider to change the number by a small amount
• In the paint editor, the circle tool now drags out the circle from the top-left instead of the center
• Tags can be added while sharing
• Scratch Cat's default "Meow" sound effect was changed

Images

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  The updated Control Blocks in Scratch 1.1
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  The Project Notes dialog in Scratch 1.1 had an area for the username as well
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  Shift-Click-R in Scratch 1.1 had "show experimental blocks; set single stepping, set MIDI port"
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  Tags could be added while sharing in 1.1