Scratch

curiouscrab wrote:

I hope to see if I receive blocks

if < I receive [a] >
   do something
end

and clone blocks

clone

1. not planned.

2. planned

soniku3 wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

I hope to see if I receive blocks

if < I receive [a] >
   do something
end

and clone blocks

clone

''Receive'' blocks already exitst. Yup,clone blocks are coming!

I mean for the if.

curiouscrab wrote:

I hope to see if I receive blocks

if < I receive [a] >
   do something
end

and clone blocks

clone

As far as I know, the clone block will be there, but the

 if < [hi v] received > 
Say [Hi!]
End

MrFlash67 wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

I hope to see if I receive blocks

if < I receive [a] >
   do something
end

and clone blocks

clone

As far as I know, the clone block will be there, but the

 if < [hi v] received > 
Say [Hi!]
End

may not be.
By the way, it is [hi v] recived, not I receive [hi v].

How do you know if it doesn't exist?

curiouscrab wrote:

MrFlash67 wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

I hope to see if I receive blocks

if < I receive [a] >
   do something
end

and clone blocks

clone

As far as I know, the clone block will be there, but the

 if < [hi v] received > 
Say [Hi!]
End

may not be.
By the way, it is [hi v] recived, not I receive [hi v].

How do you know if it doesn't exist?

Because out the two, that's the only one that's possible (read my earlier post).

MrFlash67 wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

How do you know if it doesn't exist?

Because out the two, that's the only one that's possible (read my earlier post).

I believe Forever if blocks can detect stuff that happen for a split second. If not, then change the broadcasting process slightly so it can work. They are moving to Flash, this will probably be small.

Just put forever broadcast whatever, and in that forever put if something received, stop script.

forever
   broadcast [whatever v]
   if < [a v] received >
      stop script
   end
end

Last edited by curiouscrab (2012-08-13 15:31:23)

MrFlash67 wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

MrFlash67 wrote:

I believe Forever if blocks can detect stuff that happen for a split second. If not, then change the broadcasting process slightly so it can work. They are moving to Flash, this will probably be small.

Just put forever broadcast whatever, and in that forever put if something received, stop script.

forever
   broadcast [whatever v]
   if < [a v] received >
      stop script
   end
end

Um?

Um what? Is it possible to have 2 broadcasts at once? This should work.

thebriculator wrote:

To replace the

<[broadcast v] received?> 

block,

I think there should be a

wait until [broadcast v] received 

block

Good idea.

 if<[sprite 1 v] is touching [sprite 2 v]>
end
broadcast [one v] and [two v]

Last edited by gfchll (2012-08-13 19:53:34)

powerpoint56 wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

berberberber wrote:

Use variables.

For what?

For the (i receive [X v]) block. You could replace a broadcast [X v] block with:

set [variable v] to [X]

and the (i receive [X v]) with

<(variable)=[x]>

What do you mean? Are you saying:

when gf clicked
set [variable v] to [broadcast 1]
if < (variable) = [broadcast 1] >
   do something
end

Last edited by curiouscrab (2012-08-13 20:58:05)

curiouscrab wrote:

powerpoint56 wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

For what?

For the (i receive [X v]) block. You could replace a broadcast [X v] block with:

set [variable v] to [X]

and the (i receive [X v]) with

<(variable)=[x]>

What do you mean? Are you saying:

when gf clicked
set [variable v] to [broadcast 1]
if < (variable) = [broadcast 1] >
   do something
end

Indeed.

powerpoint56 wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

powerpoint56 wrote:

For the (i receive [X v]) block. You could replace a broadcast [X v] block with:

set [variable v] to [X]

and the (i receive [X v]) with

<(variable)=[x]>

What do you mean? Are you saying:

when gf clicked
set [variable v] to [broadcast 1]
if < (variable) = [broadcast 1] >
   do something
end

Indeed.

I made a program like that for invisibility. It's my latest project, for a contest, called Invisible Dot.

Last edited by curiouscrab (2012-08-14 10:40:46)