Scratch

For now,

 
broadcast [whatevs v]

 
when I receive [whatevs v]
set [I received whatevs v] to [yes]

 
forever
if <(I received whatevs)=[yes]>
do stuff

when gf clicked
say [Please read!!!]

Yeah, there are two types of triggers, instantaneous and continuous. Instantaneous only gives one quick trigger, and continuous gives a long trigger. You are suggesting essentially a

<[broadcast v] is being recieved>

A broadcast, however, you can't expect to get in the middle of a script: the if and broadcast would need to go at the exact same time. A broadcast is never 'being recieved'; but it can 'be recieved'. You can't expect when a broadcast comes, unless you use the same conditions and are lucky, which is useless, to broadcast and to expect a broadcast! This is absolutely useless, you can make it much simpler and most of the time it won't work! There is NO use AT ALL for this!

Unless you mean a block like this, this is a good idea,

<[broadcast v] was sent>

as it turns 'broadcast' into a continuous trigger.

Last edited by likegames (2012-05-31 10:38:39)

I would really enjoy a dropdown/text rather than dropdown, good idea, but the main idea has been requested about a thousand times 

I think one of the two following blocks will be better:

If <<last broadcast received>=[something]>
Do stuff
End
If <broadcast [something v] received in next (2) secs>
Do stuff
End

Last edited by joefarebrother (2012-06-07 03:43:33)