Scratch

johnnydean1 wrote:

does it use V and v and A and a and so on?

It uses every uppercase and lowercase letter.

Why can't you put your own hat blocks in a custom block? It's really important for a block I want to make.

I'm still trying to improve upon my "Key Pressed" block. At first I was just using "If" statements, but then I realized, when put into action, how much lag there was, and how often it missed a key. So then I thought about alternative methods to key sensing, and I realized there is already one! Scratch has realistic "When [] key pressed" hat blocks already built in! So I wanted to make a reporter based off those!

Unfortunately, the hat blocks would not stay. So that's my dilemma. (And to answer your question, 36 blocks doesn't really seem practical.  )

shadow_7283 wrote:

I still think we need drop down boxes to be open for reporters. We also need a
( [ variable ] ) block. That's really the only way I would be able to do something like that...

Slash 1.0 is in BYOB and does the first one.

Billybob-Mario wrote:

shadow_7283 wrote:

I still think we need drop down boxes to be open for reporters. We also need a
( [ variable ] ) block. That's really the only way I would be able to do something like that...

Slash 1.0 is in BYOB and does the first one.

Don't advertise! 

bharvey wrote:

shadow_7283 wrote:

You'll notice that the "Key Pressed" hat blocks are much more realistic in their "key pressed" detection.

Right, that's why we'd use a hat block that would trigger on any key pressed, and then a LAST KEY PRESSED reporter that would remember which key triggered the hat block.

And whenever you call "last key pressed", it returns the first on the key queue, then deletes that item! Then you don't have to worry about lag killing your program.

How do you do nested sprites in 3? I could do it in 2, but It doesn't seem to work now.

Billybob-Mario wrote:

shadow_7283 wrote:

I still think we need drop down boxes to be open for reporters. We also need a
( [ variable ] ) block. That's really the only way I would be able to do something like that...

Slash 1.0 is in BYOB and does the first one.

two things, 1 don't spam Slash!!!! And 2, that made no sense at all.

henley wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

Billybob-Mario wrote:

Slash 1.0 is in BYOB and does the first one.

two things, 1 don't spam Slash!!!! And 2, that made no sense at all.

He means, he stole BYOB to put into his mod, Slash, and it has drop down boxes in reporters.

  ok... Still kinda confused, Slash has the dropdown variable reporters? But whats this about stealing BYOB?

Billybob-Mario wrote:

henley wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

two things, 1 don't spam Slash!!!! And 2, that made no sense at all.

He means, he stole BYOB to put into his mod, Slash, and it has drop down boxes in reporters.

Stole is too strong of a word. Jens and bharvey are fine with it.

So Slash has the BYOB feature? Why not just make your own one? You made an online Slash.

nXIII wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

Billybob-Mario wrote:

Stole is too strong of a word. Jens and bharvey are fine with it.

So Slash has the BYOB feature? Why not just make your own one? You made an online Slash.

Because Slash is just a bunch of stuff from other mods.

I don't see what there is to accomplish with (Treky moment) Assimilating other pieces of peoples work.

markyparky56 wrote:

nXIII wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

So Slash has the BYOB feature? Why not just make your own one? You made an online Slash.

Because Slash is just a bunch of stuff from other mods.

I don't see what there is to accomplish with (Treky moment) Assimilating other pieces of peoples work.

You can make more stuff with more blocks and features.

shadow_7283 wrote:

I'm not exactly sure how to simulate the "Key [] Pressed" hat block in Scratch terms...

If you can wait a while, we'll try to get it into BYOB for you, next version or next next.