Scratch

Awesome! I've been meaning to do this for a while. It took forever so I gave up. I'll help out, you'll just have to remind me in a comment or something cause I'm about to sleep 

Last edited by chanmanpartyman (2012-05-30 23:13:54)

chanmanpartyman wrote:

<touching [stuff v]?>

This is a boolean block. In case you haven't read about other boolean blocks, a boolean reports either true or false. You can tell it is a boolean if it has a triangle shape on the edge.
This block reports if the sprite it is being used in is touching the selected object. The objects are mouse-pointer, edge, and every single sprite.


What is in bold is used for all booleans, if that is okay.
Also, cool new sig! 

Awesome  .  Sounds like a great suggestion as well.  I might also add that touching doesn't work when a sprite is hidden and sometimes doesn't work when a sprite is fully ghost, but other than that, awesome!

berberberber wrote:

(distance to [sprite1 v])

This block reports the distace to another sprite, in terms of the same units used be the move () steps block.  It is useful for following a sprite at a distance, or to do different things at different distances.

Thanks! I'll keep it in consideration 

when clicked
when the is clicked run the blocks below

<loud?>

This boolean reports if it's loud.

Example:

when [space v] key pressed
forever if <loud?>
 say [It's loud!] for (5) secs
end
stop all

Last edited by bluecat600 (2012-06-16 03:22:20)

change variable [stuff] by [10]

Variables are values that can be named by a user, and their values changed. A variable may be used in place of a number or word in a block, and their value controlled by other blocks. This block changes the value of variable 'stuff' by 10 when triggered in a script.

Just chippin' in! Sorry about the obsolete-ish block. First time posting a block. 

Last edited by Scratcher456 (2012-06-17 10:55:08)

The

move [10] steps

blocks allows a sprite to move 10 steps in the direction it is facing. It is different from both the "Change x by []" and "Change y by []"  because it will not move ten steps in just one direction, unless the abs of the degree is a multiple of 90. It will use it's direction to find a ratio of "x change" and "y change" for it to move by. It is used in nearly all types of projects, such as animations, games, or simulations.

sauhaardac wrote:

Sauhaarda,
The answer block-
This blocks stores the answer to a question the user was asked earlier

That's actually a really important part.

The Mouse X block is a Sensing block and a Reporter block. The block holds the mouse-pointer's current X position.

I want to help! Well, I can't help with most of the descriptions of the sensing, Varible and Operator blocks, as I don't understand them much myself, but I would like to help with Examples of some of the blocks, as I didn't see any when I was checking the project out. I love your project, by the way!

Can I have some help? I want to help with this, but I can't figure out the Scratch Blocks in your posts, and the Wiki thing wasn't enough. Can someone explain it to me? Then I can actually help!

Well, I can't do the blocks thing, but I have a description for one anyways! (Which may not be too good. Leaning towards REALLY bad...) The block I am doing is the "Change ______ effect by __" block. I am gonna call it the change something block. Well, not something but you get it.

The change _____ effect block has seven things to chose from: Color, Whirl, Fisheye, Pixelate, Mosiac, Brightness, and Ghost. The color one changes the sprites color by whatever number you put there, so if you put 1, it will change the shade by 1.


So, I just forgot everything else I was going to say, so thats all. Sorry!