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I also fixed the CYOB problem, I think. I just messed with Block/Tuple conversion.

I have pushed the change for the patch to Git, and you can look at the repository to get a patched copy and test it out. I will upload this onto the main download mirror once it is confirmed to work.

Last edited by jvvg (2013-02-08 15:02:59)

I'm still looking at the issue with variables and join blocks, still with no success. 
If anyone knows how to fix it or has any idea what may be the problem, please let me know.

powerpoint56 wrote:

I think Slash has the same kind of join block, and I believe it works fine. Maybe check that out, see what Slash's code is?

I used the code from BYOB. However, I also need to integrate some save functions with it, and can't quite find how to do that.

Oh, I just had an awesome idea to fix the join problem. Do something like this:

when gf clicked
add [string1] to join string [str1]
add [string2] to join string [str1]
say (join string [str1]) for [2] secs

Last edited by jvvg (2013-02-12 20:41:19)

powerpoint56 wrote:

Yeah, or you could do something like:

add [join #1] to [join list v]
add [join #2] to [join list v]
add [join #3] to [join list v]
set [join var v] to (characters [1] - (length of [join list v]) of [join list v])
say (join var)

There is already a function to join a list. 
My idea was just to make it more specific to joining stuff.

At this point, I do not have any known glitches left to fix in Insanity 1.2, so Insanity 1.2.1 will be released shortly.

powerpoint56 wrote:

jvvg wrote:

Well, I think there's good news. I think someone just direct uploaded something from Insanity 1.1, and it worked. I'm thinking the problem was on my end.

That was me. 
But about the direct uploading.. I uploaded the project onto Mod Share from the Upload page on the site, not directly from Insanity, because my direct upload didn't work. So I don't think you're the only one with the problem.

Oh, by the way, I think Insanity 1.1 is really cool and helpful! 

I made a direct upload-and it worked!

It's probably really obvious, but how do you open it?

bump

I found a glitch: If you try to do something like this,

set [a variable v] to (join (time) [input or no input] [x] [d])//the actual time block

jvvg wrote:

powerpoint56 wrote:

bump

I found a glitch: If you try to do something like this,

set [a variable v] to (join (time) [input or no input] [x] [d])//the actual time block

the error message comes up (An error has occurred...)

You don't need to bump my topics. 

Anyway, I tried it, and it worked for me:
http://i.imgur.com/UXC8UjA.png

Are you using the latest version of Insanity? You can tell if you are by whether there is a join array block (version 1.2.1 does NOT have it and instead has a join block with 4 slots).

I'm using 1.2.1.
This code comes up:

jvvg wrote:

powerpoint56 wrote:

jvvg wrote:

You don't need to bump my topics. 

Anyway, I tried it, and it worked for me:
http://i.imgur.com/UXC8UjA.png

Are you using the latest version of Insanity? You can tell if you are by whether there is a join array block (version 1.2.1 does NOT have it and instead has a join block with 4 slots).

I'm using 1.2.1.
This code comes up:
http://i45.tinypic.com/4j3s54.png

From what it looks like, it is trying to join non-strings (which doesn't work), but the code does convert them to strings. Check it out at Scratch-Objects -> ScriptableScratchMorph -> --all-- -> join:with:with:with:

You'll notice I applied asString to all of the inputs. Because of that, it should understand the concatenate operator. If the asString code is not there, then please download the latest image from the git repository.

Ah. Alright!