floppy_gunk wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
Me too. Whens your birthday? mines feb 5
*hint* *hint*!
Reposting for no reason AT ALL! JKDon't expect me to give you a birthday present
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Pecola1/1581916 eh heh he. Look at the yellow letters under the red ones on my project.
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sparks wrote:
Shared by StrykerV, improved by Pecola1
Blockspec:
('point at x:%n y:%n' #- #pointToX:y
Code:
No code needed
What this block does:
Points the sprite at the specified region of the stage.
I don't think I need any credit for reminding StrykerV that they didn't have to make a new code, .
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Pecola1 wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
New Panther block (the following is not a joke)
Code:
Pecola1 obsolete! - #FF0000 self errorOr
First boxobsolete!
second box
-
third box
self error
and the color is red
Aheeeem, I was not being sarcastic.
Just relocating this. (not like in WWII though!)
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Pecola1 wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
BLOCK REQUEST
Make a (Instrument) reporter. The problem: There is no way scratch really can tell (correct me if i'm wrong) what instrument to play except for set instrument to otherwise it has when you play a note well... I am not sure how to decode it into human language but it pretty much says: Play instrument
And i cannot see where there is a place where it can tell the instrument!
I noticed you do not have a 'block request' section, you should make one.
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Pecola1 wrote:
frowned wrote:
I Know But It Is An Implementation And I Found That Function!
If someone else made it even if you make it afterwards, its like me making the rotation style things, I didn't know that anyone had made it before but later i downloaded bingo and noticed, It wasn't a new discovery, however those scene blocks I made, WERE DISCOVERED BY ME AND NO ONE CAN PUT IT IN THEIR MOD WITHOUT USING MY NAME! AND EVEN THEN THEY BETTER ASK ME BEFORE PUTTING IT IN OR ELSE!
BTW I was joking about that...
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there is a requests section...
Library Home >> learn about requesting blocks >> block requests page.
Comment with a requested block and if I have time and it makes sense I will add it to the list. Remember to state which mod you want it for, and above all, try and create requested blocks if you can! :)
Last edited by sparks (2011-02-13 14:45:46)
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sparks wrote:
block name:
(last broadcast sent)
Requested for:
Scratch
I think that was made already.
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<[] ends with []> for scratch.
spec:
('%s ends with %s' #b #text:endsWith:)
method:
text: t1 endsWith: t2
^ t1 endsWith: t2
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And the sequel:
<[] starts with []>
spec:
('%s starts with %s' #b #text:startsWith:)
method:
text: t1 startsWith: t2
^ t1 beginsWith: t2
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BYOB:
(I just used the wiki think I uploaded. If you could BYOB it that would be appreciated.)
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sparks wrote:
or maybe a "when < > and other scripts running" hat?
Hmm... I'll look into that.
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sparks wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
You know, I am going to ask you sparks,
I think that we should be able to have a place where it will show the blocks each user contributed, and have a link to the page where that block is on, for instance i could say, "I wonder what Jens Mönig has made." when I look at the contributers list all i see is his name and the number of blocks he has made. I don't know what he made, or what category it is, so i cannot find it without searching throughout the whole library until, "Oh... thats what he made! The flip block! But I was seeing if there was a BYOB the script block he made," (BTW I know that would take a whole new Morph and/or argMorph) ", so I have wasted 2 hours of my life looking for a block and haven't found it." Wouldn't that be depressing? LOL. I know that this feature will be in the web site (if it ever gets done) but I am asking if you or I could make a place for that. So it will show the user contributer list and if you click it it will link to a place with pics of all of their blocks and you can click one which will lead to the page that block is on. It could be another forum or on this one.I love the idea, pecola, but my brain nearly dies at the thought of how much extra work that would take to add to this forum. The thing is, people mostly want to look for a block, not for an author so it's not really worth my time to compile a list of blocks made by each user... Sorry, I don't have the time to enbark on something like that. If I did it people would probably like options to view the library alphabetically, per catagory and per author as well as per mod...
LOL I understand, I was just thinking because I saw the place where it says the number of blocks users has made and thought, "What if I wanted to search by user?" though i do not think it is too necessary (now that I think of it) to even have that, wait, i take that back, it is useful if you wan't to see how many blocks you've made!
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scimonster wrote:
<[] ends with []> for scratch.
spec:('%s ends with %s' #b #text:endsWith:)
method:
text: t1 endsWith: t2
^ t1 endsWith: t2
Hmm... I think we need a 1 letter text insert. It would be helpful for that, ascii code, and letter to # letter appears in the alphabet.
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Pecola1 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
<[] ends with []> for scratch.
spec:('%s ends with %s' #b #text:endsWith:)
method:
text: t1 endsWith: t2
^ t1 endsWith: t2Hmm... I think we need a 1 letter text insert. It would be helpful for that, ascii code, and letter to # letter appears in the alphabet.
It works for multiple letters. I just tested.
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Request for panther:
[set answer to $String$]
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Scratch should make a thing called Scratch Blocks (similar to Scratch Resources) and make the install like one-click or something! This is great by the way!
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Panther block:
average of $List$ -r #D94D11 | t2 t3 | t2 _ self listNamed: t1 ifNone: [^ '']. t3 _ 0. 1 to: t2 lineCount do: [:n | t3 _ t3 + (t2 lineAt: (self lineNum: n forList: t2))]. ^ t3/(t2 lineCount)
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zorket wrote:
PLEASE add my block!
Add it, please. If I was zorket I'd be pretty cross right now, and he seems to be ignored a lot.
It's here, in case you forgot.
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scimonster wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
<[] ends with []> for scratch.
spec:('%s ends with %s' #b #text:endsWith:)
method:
Hmm... I think we need a 1 letter text insert. It would be helpful for that, ascii code, and letter to # letter appears in the alphabet.
It works for multiple letters. I just tested.
okay. But for ASCII and the alphabet we still need it.
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majormax wrote:
Request for panther:
[set answer to $String$]
I am not sure cuz I am not on a computer with scratch (my moms Android) but it would be something like...
(Darts android without a keyboard don't have any brackets so no code with brackets around it)
Box #1
Set answer to $String$
Box#2
-
Box#3
lastAnswer _ t1
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Uh...I don't know how to use any Scratch mods, but I think it would be useful to have a block that says:
[lock layer position of sprite [ ] ]
So, in other words, if you told a sprite to [go to front] and then used this block, even if you told any other sprite to [go to front] it wouldn't be in front of the first sprite. Get it?
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