Unique Features
3DS Screen modes
- Any scratch project with an unmodified resolution setting will be displayed on the top screen only.
- If using a modded Scratch client like TurboWarp, you can go into the projects' Advanced Settings and change the resolution.
- Setting it to
400x480will enable both the top and bottom screen. - Setting it to
320x240will enable only the bottom screen. - Setting it to
400x240will make the project perfectly fit to the top screen. - NOTE: make sure to click
Store Settings In Projecton TurboWarp to properly apply the settings.
- Setting it to
Wii U Screen Modes
- Currently, projects display exactly the same on both the TV and the GamePad, and there's no way to change screen modes.
Audio
- MP3, Ogg Vorbis, and WAV audio formats are supported.
- A sound will take time to load if playing it for the first time.
- Known Bug: On 3DS, if a sound has to load while other sounds are playing, all sounds will stop playing until the sound is loaded.
- If you play any sound from the "Stage", the sound will play as a "Streamed Sound" and will not need to load.
- Only one "Streamed Sound" can be playing at a time, so this is good for things like background music.
- [Wii, GameCube, Vita] "Streamed Sound" is not supported. Any sounds in "Stage" will load and play like a normal sound.
- [3DS, Wii, GameCube] Sounds may fail to load if the length of the sound is too long, or if there's too many sounds loaded at once.
Framerate
- When using a modded Scratch client like TurboWarp, you can enable the
60 FPS (Custom FPS)advanced option, and change the FPS to any value.
Differently Implemented Blocks
- The block returns the 3DS's nickname, and the Wii U's current Mii name.
- The block brings you back to the project menu.
Special Custom Blocks
Like TurboWarp we have special custom blocks that only work on SE! You can find a project containing and explaining them here: https://scratchbox.grady.link/project/K26OtTN2WDJ9
