Scratch

SSBBM wrote:

Flashgocrazy, I like some of your blocks, but...

These four seem a little pointless.

These two are already in the library.

Your pause script is great.

But your play sound don't work. It stops all sounds after it's done.

This block was requested by me. It's not what I was looking for. This is a description of what I want. I think that this is another pointless block.

Sorry that I shot down your blocks.

Agree with all of the above.

SSBBM wrote:

flashgocrazy wrote:

that's okay, I have more blocks and I have hundreds, look at the post when I asked to be librarian. (I lost almost all my blocks when my computer broke) also saying there pointless is mean, so look at all my blocks before you decide they are pointless 

I'm confused about the fact you first said 'that's okay' then said 'also saying there pointless is mean...  ' I hope that the last bit was sarcasm and your not    at me.
I was looking at the blocks from you librarian post right before I started typing this. I'm sorry to say a lot of them were pointless. Other were already in the library. After deleting those blocks I ended up with:

Again I'm sorry I have to be a little mean, but blocks that can be made with little to no effort, such as the <hidden> block are pointless.

forever if(){

}
else{

}

can already be done easily with the two blocks:

forever{
    if(){

    }else{
   
    }
}

I'm pretty sure that "when <> do" is exactly the same as "if <>"and "set pen color to surprise" can be achieved using "set pen color to (pick random (0) to (200)"

The others seem good 

Last edited by sparks (2011-08-23 15:10:25)

YourLocalBlockLib wrote:

Thanks Sparks!

The when <> do [ block doesn't work and acts like an if block, but the freeze if it's false. I'll add the rest now.

Umm, signoff?

owetre18 wrote:

YourLocalBlockLib wrote:

Thanks Sparks!

The when <> do [ block doesn't work and acts like an if block, but the freeze if it's false. I'll add the rest now.

Umm, signoff?

Sorry.
SSBBM

Added Flashgocrazy's blocks
~SSBBM

joefarebrother wrote:

the when <> do is basicly wait until

But it doesn't work at all.

SSBBM wrote:

joefarebrother wrote:

the when <> do is basically wait until

But it doesn't work at all.

ah that is because the boolean input should be boolean unevaluated, like

(i put a launch block around it because otherwise it would be EXACTLY like wait until)
Anyways, flashgocrazy's clone me block doesn't work and causes a scripting error, but i found a solution using the ignore block in the tool package.

Also why is it a looks block? Its hould either be operators or control
Also, i have another 2 blocks:

(useful for the clone to add itself to a list or do something unique to sprites that are clones of this sprite) and

(which reports the first sprite in this family of sprites - useful if you want all sprites of a certain type to share a common attribute such as costume or direction)
Here are the scripts:
and

Please add them to the BYOB library.
Also, I STILL cant get my panther subtract colour block(looks like this: ) to work yet, it causes a scripting error. This is my code:

| t3 t4 t5 |

t3 _ self colorR: (t1)  - self colorR: (t2).
t4 _ self colorG: (t1)  - self colorG: (t2).
t5 _ self colorB: (t1)  - self colorB: (t2). 
t3 < 0 ifTrue: [ t3_0]. 
t4 < 0 ifTrue: [ t4_0]. 
t5 < 0 ifTrue: [ t5_0]. 
^Color r:t3  g:t4  b: t5

Last edited by joefarebrother (2011-08-26 12:53:56)

sparks wrote:

joefarebrother wrote:

Also, I STILL cant get my panther subtract colour block(looks like this: http://i51.tinypic.com/wagb5y.gif) to work yet, it causes a scripting error. This is my code:

Code:

| t3 t4 t5 |

t3 _ self colorR: (t1)  - self colorR: (t2).
t4 _ self colorG: (t1)  - self colorG: (t2).
t5 _ self colorB: (t1)  - self colorB: (t2). 
t3 < 0 ifTrue: [ t3_0]. 
t4 < 0 ifTrue: [ t4_0]. 
t5 < 0 ifTrue: [ t5_0]. 
^Color r:t3  g:t4  b: t5

Did you take a look at the project I made that does it? It may be of some help.

it wont load.
edit: I hate the 60 second rule

Last edited by joefarebrother (2011-08-26 10:07:16)

Now I'm officially back, I started using scratch again rather than roblox. XD I thing this broke the spell.

Pecola1 wrote:

Now I'm officially back, I started using scratch again rather than roblox. XD I thing this broke the spell.

Welcome back. I do believe we all missed you.

Wondered where you went, Pecola1! Welcome back!

I've got a Scratch block:
For: Scratch
Type: Command
What it does: Shows a dialog with the text and the sprite's name as the title.
Picture:
Blockspec: ('say %s in dialog' #- #sayInDialog: 'Hello!')

sayInDialog: t1
     DialogBoxMorph inform: t1 title: objName

wait there is a mistake in my byob (ancestor) block it should be:
{(ancestor)}
if <(atribute [parent]) is an [object]>{
  report (call((the (ancestor) block) of (atrubute [parent]))
end}
report (object [myself])

i forgot the call block. I don't have byob on this computer so i cant make another picture.

Last edited by joefarebrother (2011-08-29 08:54:00)