Scratch

There wouldn't be much use of nearly all of these, they can be easily replicated.

I would like a stretch block though.

AgentRoop wrote:

For stretch, wouldn't you have to tell it which direction to stretch in? like this:

change [stretch v] effect by (25) at (90 v) degrees

I support most of the other blocks, too.

Yeah that could work better.

RedRocker227 wrote:

There should also be a reporter block that reports the stretch effect. And it should be in two parts, like "change x stretch" and "change y stretch".

yesssss.....it should.......I love........periods.........so much.........

Last edited by AgentRoop (2012-05-07 15:10:52)

Final block, so I dont forget:

<Online?>

<Offline?>

That'd take an extremely large amount of work. If it's not impossible, that is.

In Scratch 2.0, you can make your own blocks.

There already are most of these blocks, like backspace, ctrl, shift, stretch, saturation, pointilize, as well as tons of others, they don't work online, but still work in scratch.

Twiddlemaster wrote:

There already are most of these blocks, like backspace, ctrl, shift, stretch, saturation, pointilize, as well as tons of others, they don't work online, but still work in scratch.

since when are there stretch and saturation in version 1.4 of scratch? I haven't seen them.

AgentRoop wrote:

Twiddlemaster wrote:

There already are most of these blocks, like backspace, ctrl, shift, stretch, saturation, pointilize, as well as tons of others, they don't work online, but still work in scratch.

since when are there stretch and saturation in version 1.4 of scratch? I haven't seen them.

You have to hack scratch

If 1=2???

if < <1 = 2> >
 ask [what does it mean?]
 

joefarebrother wrote:

octopo2 wrote:

Theese are quite a few blocks which I wish were real:

When [CTRL v] key pressed

When [enter v]  key pressed

When [F7 v] key pressed

Would be good

Wait until [Shift v] and [mouse-down v] pressed

This block is unneeded as you can do

wait until <<key [shift v] pressed?> and <mouse down?>>

if you could choose shift from the key pressed block, but I DO support more keys in the key pressed block and if that is what you meant I support

When [F7 key v] pressed or [Backspace key v] pressed

Again, if you had the extra keys in the key pressed and when key pressed blocks you could do

when [F7 v] key pressed
broadcast [do something when f7 pressed or backspace pressed v]
when [backspace v] key pressed
broadcast [do something when f7 pressed or backspace pressed v]
when i receive [do something when f7 pressed or backspace pressed v]
do something

which would work

When [F7 key v] pressed, If (1) [= v] (2) then // That is meant to create a C.
    Do anything // That is meant to be inside a C.

You could just do (if we had the extra keys)

when [f7 v] key pressed
if <(1) = (2)>
do stuff
end

to do this

Broadcast [Move 10 steps v] until I receive [stop moving 10 steps v]

You could do

when i receive [stop moving 10 steps v]
set stop to (1)
when i receive [this is another script v]
repeat until <(stop) = (1)>
broadcast [move 10 steps v]
end

to achieve this

Join mesh IP address: [123].[456].[7].[89]

Leave current mesh

Great ideas but there would also have to be

<in mesh?>
<my IP>
host mesh
exit mesh

so there would be some ips TO join and you won't get "stuck" in mesh

Say pick random [hello] or [hi]

Or if you want it to say more:

<[hello] or [hi]>

Make a list of all the things you want it to say then use

say (item (any v) of [the list v])

to do this

If touching [enemy v] broadcast [lost game v] and wait then stop all and play sound [pop v]

What's wrong with

if <touching [enemy v]>
broadcast [lost game v] and wait
play sound [pop v]
stop all
end

for this

If other mesh player/players variable [health v] is [0] say mesh players I.P.

You can do

if <([health v] sensor value) = [0]>
do whatever

for this

If time is [1 v] hour, [any v]minute and [any v] second.

There should be a

<date/time [hour v]>
<date/time [minute v]>
<date/time [second v]>
<date/time [day of month v]>
<date/time [day of week v]>
<date/time [month number v]>
<date/time [month name v]>
<date/time [year v]>

block to do this.

Kick mesh I.P. [123].[456].[7].[89] from my mesh.
Kick all players from my mesh
End my current mesh
kick all but [123].[456].[7].[89] from my mesh
(number of players in my mesh (other than me))

could all be useful

Change [stretch v] effect by [25]

Support!


I know it's a lot to ask for, but please support.

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