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Code examples for driving the WaterColorBot from within block-based programming languages like Scratch and _Snap!_ To use these examples, you will need to also download and launch a helper app (see below) that manages communication with the WaterColorBot.


##Current project status:
##Current project status: A-OK!

_For Snap!:_

The _Snap!_ interface and examples are tested and working under the new CNCserver REST-less API (9/29/2014), with the exception of the known issues listed in the next section.
The _Snap!_ interface and examples are tested and working under the new CNCserver REST-less API (9/29/2014).


_For Scratch:_

The good news: We have implemented a new REST-less API within CNCserver, that appears to work around the new restriction on extensions added in recent versions. The scratch extensions (.s2e) can be loaded from within the Scratch 2 offline editor, or by opening the WCB-blocks.sb2 example file.
The Scratch interface and examples are tested and working under the new CNCserver REST-less API (9/29/2014).

The bad news: Only the "bare blocks" are currently available -- these are interface elements that operate the WaterColorBot, but do not move the sprite. Please also see known issues, below.
Please note that only the Scratch interface is somewhat simpler than the _Snap!_ interface: The blocks in the interface move the WaterColorBot, but do not automatically move the sprite on the screen to match.



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