Scratch

I think that if a script contains only sound blocks and the [blocks]<repeat([/blocks] that has aq fixed value (not a variable) you can right-click on the script and there will be an option saying "turn into sound"

When you click this, a sound will be created that will be the same sound that you would get by running the script. Then the script will turn into a [blocks]<play sound[  ]untill done|[/blocks] and you will be prompted for a name for the sound.

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joefarebrother
CloneCommando1

Currently, the only way to do this will be to run the script while holding a mocrophone from some recording device by your computer's speakers, then plug the mic into your computer and hit the "record a sound" button while playing back the sound on the external device. Clearly you can see this would be hard, and the sound will lose quality.

Last edited by joefarebrother (2011-12-13 12:34:15)