a print to screen feature.
it would be a block like
[print [] at screen starting at x ) y()]
and is saved to a list called (printed)
so you could call printed and use:
[remove [] from list [printed]] to erase it.
or just a
[erase [v]]
with that dropdown containing the printed text.
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I LIKEZ
All other languages allow you to print Hello World (for example) easily. But not in Scratch!
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Complete support! The closest you can get to this right now is with the "say" block, but it would be much nicer to have this feature.
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i like it
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Good!!!
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Here's another way: List styles! That will work too, and also, to make it really work...
(key pressed) -- a reporter block. If pressed key is space it will report ' ' instead of 'space'. If other keys are pressed, it will show the keys' name. For example, 'W' or 'w' or 'F6' . That will make the console thing optional, atleast it reduces the scripting.
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rdococ wrote:
Here's another way: List styles! That will work too, and also, to make it really work...
(key pressed) -- a reporter block. If pressed key is space it will report ' ' instead of 'space'. If other keys are pressed, it will show the keys' name. For example, 'W' or 'w' or 'F6' . That will make the console thing optional, atleast it reduces the scripting.
No... we want a block to print text DIRECTLY to the screen!
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