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#1 2007-07-25 11:57:40
New block
You should be able to make a block..
If on costume
Because for some games ( i.e. bowling ) when the bowling pin fall's, you'll have to broadcast, and get's really anyoing because you have to make everything broadcast.
May be hard to understand but it could work diffrently from broadcast.
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#2 2007-07-26 01:05:30
- kevin_karplus
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Re: New block
Better than a block for "if costume is X" would be a sensor block <costume number> which could be used with existing conditional and loops.
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#3 2007-07-26 01:20:32
Re: New block
kevin_karplus wrote:
Better than a block for "if costume is X" would be a sensor block <costume number> which could be used with existing conditional and loops.
Seconded.
I've always wanted to know what the costume number is.
eyra
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#4 2007-07-26 10:50:29
Re: New block
That's exactly what i need!!!!! so then i could make there be diffrent screenshots on my "computer 1.7" thing with out it messing up the "discovernet" thing!
more people like the letter B than the letter A!
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#5 2007-07-30 14:19:39
Re: New block
Maybe a costume block thats like a circle. so it looks like: (costume). & then you could put that in a <O = O> block. so it would look like: <(costume) = (the costume you want)>. Then put that in an 'if _' block.
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#6 2007-07-30 15:05:51
- kevin_karplus
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Re: New block
Since you can already use numbers where costumes are expected, it makes perfect sense to return a number from <costume>, and there is no need for a new data type.
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