Scratch

apply to watcher of [example variable] (c-block), apply to watcher of [example list] (c-block), <[example broadcast] recieved>, set background colour of [example variable] to [colour picker], set text colour of [example variable] to [colour picker], when <> is true (hat block), all the extra blocks in BYOB and a block editor like BYOB. Those are my ideas. Note: I write colour instead of color because I am english.

I am  <touching color[ ]>

A block call Sprite #

I think there should be a <sound () playing?> block and a recording block.

A block that lets you play vid

[blocks]<switch to costume[/blocks]=switch to video

UltimateE-HeroNeos wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

<I receive [    ]>

[Hide list [  ] ]

[Show list [  ] ]

[Stop sound [  ] ]

Hey! I already came with the Stop Sound Block! XD

People had it long before you and besides 'great minds think alike'

<clear color()>

stiner_rd wrote:

It will be very userful to have join block, that can take more than two variables.
It is possible to use join blocks, containing join blocks, containing jon blocks, but it makes the programm overloaded and the kids have some troubles with unredstanding it.

I imagine this is so: the join block gets thrid input field. If the fild is unset, the block works as previously. Will the last field be set with a some text or variable, so gets the join block one more field. That can be repeated until the last field will be not used.  In this case all fields will be joined to a string.

In BYOB there is a feature that lets you choose how many inputs you want with left/right arrowheads!

<set left speaker to __%>
<set right speaker to __%>

ke1235 wrote:

touching color BLUE of SPRITE1

You could just put:
If touching colour blue    and    touching sprite 1

how about
<creata variable[  ]for[ every one/only this sprite ]>
and
<create list[  ]>

 <(5) is in between (0) and (10)>

Last edited by ke1235 (2012-02-21 21:34:47)

a block to stop just one sound

wait until I receive [brodcast block]