Eng:Scratch 1.1

Scratch 1.1

Release Date	1.1 — May 2007
Programming language	Squeak
Download	Official installers: Windows • Mac OS X 1.1
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Scratch 1.1 was the successor to Scratch 1.0. It was released in May 2007.^[1]

Features

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

Scratch 1.1 only featured one new block: Repeat Until (). The Cap Block shape was introduced in this version.

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

The menus were changed slightly in this version, mainly with the spacing between them.
Sprites can be imported
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

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