that is sort of like the When Green flag clicked button.
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But the stop script is like clicking the red one so...
Plus the both can have different uses, green flag is start all scripts, red one is stop all scripts.
stop script blocks stops only the script it is on
start script block starts only the script it is on
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wjack2010 wrote:
trinary wrote:
It would be confusing for new Scratchers. I do not support.
How would it be confusing? It's basically the opposite of the stop script...and that's not confusing...
There's already the < when green flag clicked > hat block.
In addition, there is no equivalent to this suggestion in other languages.
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trinary wrote:
wjack2010 wrote:
trinary wrote:
It would be confusing for new Scratchers. I do not support.
How would it be confusing? It's basically the opposite of the stop script...and that's not confusing...
There's already the < when green flag clicked > hat block.
In addition, there is no equivalent to this suggestion in other languages.
"Plus the both can have different uses, green flag is start all scripts, red one is stop all scripts.
stop script blocks stops only the script it is on
start script block starts only the script it is on"
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wjack2010 wrote:
trinary wrote:
wjack2010 wrote:
How would it be confusing? It's basically the opposite of the stop script...and that's not confusing...There's already the < when green flag clicked > hat block.
In addition, there is no equivalent to this suggestion in other languages."Plus the both can have different uses, green flag is start all scripts, red one is stop all scripts.
stop script blocks stops only the script it is on
start script block starts only the script it is on"
The problem arises when you consider how you could use it.
'start this script' when?
You can't just randomly start scripts, you must have a trigger.
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Use:
When I receive [StartScript v] do something broadcast [StartScript v]
Last edited by Greenatic (2012-03-03 16:56:42)
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