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Last edited by kimmy123 (2010-10-30 12:51:49)

ke1235 wrote:

This isn't a block but: dragable variables and lists

Cool 

Forever if

Else

kimmy123 wrote:

ke1235 wrote:

Forever if

Else

Isn't that already a block?

I see what he means, but it can be made so easily with just two blocks; it seems pointless.

Another thing that isn't a block: when you right-click where the sprites are there should be an option to clean up the scripts in all the sprites

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The top won't work, because it isn't boolean. Call it "[   ] received" to make it boolean, so it can be a true block. Also, you can do it with variables.

loldog wrote:

I think there should be a block which hides the mouse pointer.
it should be like this.   

<when green flag clicked>  <hide>  mouse pointer

Not <when green flag clicked> just <hide> mouse pointer

ke1235 wrote:

loldog wrote:

I think there should be a block which hides the mouse pointer.
it should be like this.   

<when green flag clicked>  <hide>  mouse pointer

Not <when green flag clicked> just <hide> mouse pointer

that's what I ment that was just an example.

<last costume>
<recording[ >
<glide(  )steps>
<follow[

<[color] effect>
< i receive[
<sprite1>

<key[F1  ]pressed?> <mouse pointer>
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you know, I think that in the next scratch there should be only one hat block, which would be: _________
             /              \___________
            | When <  >___________|
                 \_/

and then all the other hat blocks would be condensed into Boolean.

for example, to use
[blocks]<when green flag clicked>[/blocks]
you would put a <Green Flag Clicked?> Boolean into the only hat block.