Scratch

Cool, I'm excited to try it out!

Oh, cool!  This is like my TBG Blocks plugin!
EDIT: oh, that's what it does...      I thought it generated a scratchBlocksPlugin with your new blocks included.   

Last edited by GeonoTRON2000 (2012-07-22 15:25:03)

blob8108 wrote:

Very nice! I tested this with the block list and block plugin tester I used for testing Kurt. Everything worked except for the "broadcast" and "broadcast  and wait" blocks, which omit the message. 

Ah, of course they do, they use a type of argument that isn't one I handled! I shall fix this when I have time 

This is pretty cool!

when I receive [StartGame v]

set [XVelocity v] to [0]

set [YVelocity v] to [0]

broadcast 

broadcast  and wait

show

switch to costume [normal v]

go to front

forever  

set [Gravity v] to [0.2]

switch to costume [sense v]

if <color [#00FF52] is touching [#000001]?> 

set [YVelocity v] to [-0.2]

end

if <color [#FF0000] is touching [#000001]?> 

set [XVelocity v] to [-0.2]

end

if <color [#0042FF] is touching [#000001]?> 

set [XVelocity v] to [0.2]

end

if <color [#FF0000] is touching [#FF9500]?> 

if <key [space v] pressed?> 

set [XVelocity v] to [-3]

set [YVelocity v] to [2]

end

end

if <color [#0042FF] is touching [#FF9500]?> 

if <key [space v] pressed?> 

set [XVelocity v] to [3]

set [YVelocity v] to [2]

end

end

if <color [#006363] is touching [#000001]?> 

set [YVelocity v] to [1]

change y by (YVelocity)

end

if <color [#630000] is touching [#000001]?> 

set [YVelocity v] to [-1]

end

if <color [#636300] is touching [#000001]?> 

set [XVelocity v] to [1]

end

if <color [#CE7300] is touching [#000001]?> 

set [XVelocity v] to [-1]

end

if <not <color [#8400FF] is touching [#000001]?>> 

change [YVelocity v] by (join [-] (Gravity))

change y by (YVelocity)

end

if <color [#8400FF] is touching [#000001]?> 

if <(YVelocity) < [-5]> 

set [XVelocity v] to [0]

set [YVelocity v] to [0]

broadcast  and wait

broadcast  and wait

end

set [YVelocity v] to [0]

if <key [space v] pressed?> 

if <touching color [#FF9500]?>

set [YVelocity v] to [4]

else

set [YVelocity v] to [2]

end

end

end

if <not <<key [a v] pressed?> or <key [d v] pressed?>>> 

switch to costume [normal v]

end

if <key [d v] pressed?> 

switch to costume [lookright v]

if <touching color [#00CC44]?>

change [XVelocity v] by (0.3)

else

if <(XVelocity) < [5]> 

change [XVelocity v] by (0.1)

end

end

end

if <key [a v] pressed?> 

switch to costume [lookleft v]

if <touching color [#00CC44]?>

change [XVelocity v] by (-0.3)

else

if <(XVelocity) > [-5]> 

change [XVelocity v] by (-0.1)

end

end

end

set [XVelocity v] to ((XVelocity) * (0.95))

change y by (YVelocity)

change x by (XVelocity)

if <key [w v] pressed?> 

if <touching [door v]?> 

broadcast  and wait

change [Level v] by (1)

set [XVelocity v] to [0]

set [YVelocity v] to [0]

broadcast 

broadcast  and wait

end

end

if <touching color [#FFFF00]?> 

set [XVelocity v] to [0]

set [YVelocity v] to [0]

broadcast  and wait

broadcast  and wait

end

if <touching [pain v]?> 

set [XVelocity v] to [0]

set [YVelocity v] to [0]

broadcast  and wait

broadcast  and wait

end

end

this is amazing, thankyou!

daniel_j wrote:

Eh, this is going to sound sooo noobish, but where is the clipboard? xD I'm use to text based languages and I just don't get scratch xD

The clipboard is where stuff goes when you use copy/paste. Right click, choose "export scratchblocks", and then just right click in the forum "post" box and choose "paste". 

That looks very interesting and useful.

Updated!
Fixed broadcasts and removed credit text.

Wow this is awesome! I tried to download it before but my chrome didn't want to show it's Save As dialogue box...    And it was acting strange and flash kept crashing and so did some tabs. It works fine now though.

Awesome! It works!

blob8108 wrote:

LS97 wrote:

Updated!
Fixed broadcasts and removed credit text.

Cool! Adding the "copied to clipboard" message was a good idea, too. The first time I used your plugin I thought nothing had happened 

It could get slightly annoying, though — perhaps add an option to disable it?

Oh come on, I'm on holiday... 

blob8108 wrote:

LS97 wrote:

Oh come on, I'm on holiday... 

...you mean you don't do this for fun? 

Of course I do, otherwise I wouldn't have done it in the first place 
But it goes without saying that I prefer a swim in the pool or a day at the beach...