How to make multiple objects rotate in one direction

Make sure to have claimed a plot, be in 'Create' mode, and press the 'Build' button on the left side of the screen until you see a toolbar appear on the right side of the screen.

Ever wanted to make multiple objects spin around in a ring? Well then, this code is for you!

Take a sphere, and duplicate them and arrange them into a circular pattern like so.

Select all of your spheres, and on the right toolbar, click the group parts button. Press the 'MERGE' button. This will combine your objects into one object that you can apply code to, unlike the 'GROUP' function.

Once your objects are merged, go to Code Builder by pressing the </> button on the right toolbar. Name your script and object. Go to 'Events' on the left and grab the At start block so your objects will start rotating as soon as you press play.
Then go to 'Control' and grab the do forever block and a wait for -- seconds block. Place these blocks below your At start block. Place your wait -- seconds block in between do forever and end.
Now go to 'Motion' and grab the tween rotation to x : 0 y : 0 z : 0 in -- seconds block. Change the tween rotation block's 'to' to 'by' in order to rotate the object by a certain amount instead to a certain location. Place this block in between do forever and end, just above wait -- seconds.
We want to rotate the object horizontally, so double-check the object's rotation direction by rotating the object in the plot and checking which axis it is rotating on. In this case, we want to rotate the y axis.

Input a value in your tween rotation block. Try to keep it to below 360 degrees (if you input exactly 360, the object will not spin). In my case, I want mine to spin relatively fast, so I'll tween rotation by 60 degrees in 2 seconds. Make sure to input a value in your wait -- seconds block as well, and ensure that the duration you input is less than the duration you put in your tween rotation block so the delay is unnoticeable. * * (adding a wait -- seconds block in your do forever loop ensures that there's a proper sequence to your code, so it knows which code to run first and will not get confused)

At this point, your code should look like this.

Don't forget to save your code, and your object should start rotating as soon as you press play! Feel free to adjust the rotation amount and duration to change its speed.