A "green flag clicked" boolean block:
wait until <gf clicked>
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But then wouldn't the script stop, or restart?
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BirdByte wrote:
This can already be done, so, chances are, it won't be implemented.
How can it already be done?
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ImagineIt wrote:
BirdByte wrote:
This can already be done, so, chances are, it won't be implemented.
How can it already be done?
The script would start over again, so you would need to count the blocks that are run, and skip ones that have already been done using an if for each block and a variable, and this script:
when gf clicked set [gf v] to [1] wait until <[1] = [1]> wait until <[1] = [1]> wait until <[1] = [1]> set [gf v] to [1]and then
<(gf) = [1]>can be used. That, however, is over-complicated and inefficient, and will break some programs.
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ImagineIt wrote:
But then wouldn't the script stop, or restart?
Not if it wasn't under a green flag hat.
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It may have some implications but as stated above there is a workaround. There is not that much use for it anyway.
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i dont see why this is necessary because you can basically use any other key on the keyboard or the mouse-down. it would be cumbersome to control the project with the green flag and it could get confusing when the project does not behave the same way for every green-flag press
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