The first idea I had was this.
when I recieve <[]and[]> scriptsBasically this script has to wait until it recieves two things. This is not possible in scratch 1.4. If it is possible in scratch 2.0 please tell me.
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It is possible using this workaround.
when I receive [broadcast 1 v] set [A v] to [true] stop script
when I receive [broadcast 2 v] set [B v] to [true] stop script
when I receive [check v] if <<(A) = [true]> and <(B) = [true]>> scripts end stop script
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That would hardly ever be true, as broadcasts only take a fraction of a second.
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He means the hat block, he just spelt "receive" wrong. The workaround is this:
when i receive [something v] broadcast [somethingelse v] when i receive [somethingelse v] scripts
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JH1010 wrote:
The first idea I had was this.
when I recieve <[]and[]> scriptsBasically this script has to wait until it recieves two things. This is not possible in scratch 1.4. If it is possible in scratch 2.0 please tell me.
Yeah, I get annoyed that you can't do that.
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joefarebrother wrote:
He means the hat block, he just spelt "receive" wrong. The workaround is this:
when i receive [something v] broadcast [somethingelse v] when i receive [somethingelse v] scripts
No, that's not right.
JH1010 wrote:
Basically this script has to wait until it recieves two things.
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what if there was this block
<I receive []>Which could be used like this:
when gf is clicked forever if <I receive <[]and[]>> scripts end
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