Scratch

henley · 2012-08-27 18:17:14

thebriculator wrote:
really? O.o learn something new everyday.

henley · 2012-08-27 18:20:09

thebriculator wrote:
Idea
hide all sprites
hide all variables

A sprite, or the stage, could have this:

broadcast [hide all sprites v]

Then, all the other sprites could have this:

when I recieve [hide all sprites v]
hide

And for the variables, you could just use the

hide [variable v]

block.

Last edited by henley (2012-08-27 18:20:55)

Ztype · 2012-08-28 13:49:04

I meant:

show [variable1 v] on [sprite1 v]

And also:

copy [list v]

henley · 2012-08-28 18:58:47

Ztype wrote:
I meant:
show [variable1 v] on [sprite1 v]
And also:
copy [list v]

What would the first one do? Put the watcher on a sprite? That would probably look weird. And you can always move the variable.

And why would you need to copy a list mid-project? The user wouldn't be able to manipulate it, and you can always just make a different list, and carry over all the items from the old list.

Ztype · 2012-08-29 04:30:03

Reason for show variable on sprite:
So (for example health, you dont have to look at variables on the side, for eg you have a troops game with multiple armies it would be better to say right on army one how much power they have instead of referring to a side screen
Copy list as for one of my projects, a special feature (saving) required me to copy one list to another, and there was no copy "all" of list 1 function, there was only first, any and last. So what I had to do was copy 1, delete, copy 1 etc, so then when you saved all your work on the screen would have been deleted, and same with opening, I had to do the same, so all the work on your save file would have been deleted. There

Ztype · 2012-08-29 04:33:05

Why not:

copy [whats been drawn with pen v] to [sprite1 costume1]

?
So you could have initially a sketch pad which people could draw on on screen, and their drawings could be made into sprites

joefarebrother · 2012-08-29 05:07:36

What about

treat [variable/list watcher v] as a sprite and make it run //C block 
script goes here


//Another one: (all meant to be one big block with multiple c-inputs)
switch <expression>
case (0)
c input that happens when the expression is 0
case (1)
c input that happens when the expression is 1
case (2)
c input that happens when the expression is 2
...
+/- //buttons to add or remove c inputs
default
c input that happens when the expression is none of the above


//Yes, I know it can be done with
set [result v] to <expression>
if <(result) = (1)>
case 1
else
if <(result) = (2)>
case 2
else
...
default

But when theres lots of c blocks, scratch lags, and alot of programming languages have switch anyway.

Last edited by joefarebrother (2012-09-01 05:05:51)

powerpoint56 · 2012-08-31 17:37:05

Ztype wrote:
Why not:
copy [whats been drawn with pen v] to [sprite1 costume1]
?
So you could have initially a sketch pad which people could draw on on screen, and their drawings could be made into sprites

That would be nice... smile

narwhal09879-test · 2012-09-01 03:12:17

legobob23o wrote:
I have one!
<[space v] key pressed for (2) secs>
It controls what to do when a certain key is pressed for a certain time!

Now that would be very useful smile

joefarebrother · 2012-09-01 05:07:51

narwhal09879-test wrote:
legobob23o wrote:
I have one!
<[space v] key pressed for (2) secs>
It controls what to do when a certain key is pressed for a certain time!
Now that would be very useful

Even better:

<<> for (1) seconds>

Then you could put in <key [ v] pressed> or <mouse down> or anything else.

happyjoey2012 · 2013-01-06 22:12:17

one i NEED

when gf clicked
forever
if <word [10] of item [1 v] of [mylist v] = [run]>
say [add this to scratch 2.0 now] for (200) secs

Last edited by happyjoey2012 (2013-01-06 22:21:38)

jrbc1 · 2013-01-11 00:43:03

These are my ideas

if touching [sprite1 v] bounce
movement [w][a][s][d]
instant //will make instant the blocks next to it

Last edited by jrbc1 (2013-01-11 00:57:59)

Tbtemplex97 · 2013-01-11 15:02:27

How about

<players viewing>

switch to project [1 v]

So that you can track how many people are viewing your project and switch to another of your projects.

Example:

when gf clicked 
if <(players viewing) > [5]>
say [yay loadsa players today!]
end

when gf clicked
ask [do you want to change projects?] and wait
if <(answer) = [yes]>
switch to project [2 v]

Last edited by Tbtemplex97 (2013-01-11 15:19:08)

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#51 2012-08-27 18:17:14

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

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#52 2012-08-27 18:20:09

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

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#53 2012-08-28 13:49:04

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

#54 2012-08-28 18:58:47

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

Ztype wrote:

#55 2012-08-29 04:30:03

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

#56 2012-08-29 04:33:05

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

#57 2012-08-29 05:07:36

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

#58 2012-08-31 17:37:05

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

Ztype wrote:

#59 2012-09-01 03:12:17

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

legobob23o wrote:

#60 2012-09-01 05:07:51

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

narwhal09879-test wrote:

legobob23o wrote:

#61 2013-01-06 22:12:17

Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

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Re: Scratch 2.0 block ideas

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