FPS (frames-per-second) is a value that shows the current frame rate. Scratch targets 30 FPS however it can be lower on projects that are more demanding of system resources. Showing the current frame rate can be useful for debugging the performance of such projects. The duration of a frame is …

This tutorial will show you how to make an FPS (Frames Per Second) counter. Scratch normally runs at about 30 FPS. Step 1: Create a new sprite and name it FPS. Step 4: Create a custom block in the FPS sprite, name it update seconds since 2000 elapsed and tick the Run without screen refresh option …

In this tutorial, I’ll show you step by step how to create a Counter-Strike style FPS game using Scratch. You’ll learn how to code gun shooting, enemy setup, and battle mechanics — all inside Scratch’s block coding platform. 💡 Perfect for beginners, kids, or anyone who loves game development in …

FPS counters are essential for game optimization. Here are several proven methods to implement FPS tracking in Scratch: Here’s how different FPS calculation approaches work: This is the most straightforward approach using Scratch’s built-in timer: Basic timer-based FPS counter when clicked forever …

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Creating a first-person shooter (FPS) game in Scratch is a challenging project, but it's possible to create a simple version of the game using Scratch's capabilities. Game Interface: • Create a new Scratch project and delete the default sprite. • Add a backdrop for the game. • Add a score label to …