I hoped this would be in the FAQ's but I couldn't find out how anywhere.
I see in the Scrolling_Done_Right project tha archmage comments using red blocks.
Where do these red 'comments' blocks come from?
Thanks!
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I found out that the 'comments' blocks were from a now-obsolete version of Scratch.
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Adding on to BWOG's sayings, you can "attach" a comment to a block by dragging it to that block. Just to make things a bit more like the old ones. You can minimize and and the first text will make the title, which I use for little guides.
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This solution isn't very technical, but you could just put an ask or say block in the middle of the code, with no starting block attached to it.
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MaxtheWeirdo wrote:
This solution isn't very technical, but you could just put an ask or say block in the middle of the code, with no starting block attached to it.
Maybe, but it will still run. You could do:
[blocks]
<repeat( 0 )>
<say[ this is a comment ]>
<end>
[/blocks]
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Greatdane wrote:
Adding on to BWOG's sayings, you can "attach" a comment to a block by dragging it to that block. Just to make things a bit more like the old ones. You can minimize and and the first text will make the title, which I use for little guides.
This is the best way to do it, as BWOG and Greatdane have indicated.
Right-clicking in the scripts area and adding a comment that way makes it look very different from the other Scratch blocks. And dragging it over to the very block you want to comment on creates a little yellow line that shows the linkage.
Experiment with that "comment-dragging" because you can link a comment to a whole section of a script, like a "repeat" block with its contents.
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