Scratch

To have a colored square in your scratchblocks code, do this: (the color is only shown properly inside a block)

[scratchblocks]
when [#000000] clicked
[/scratchblocks]

You can use any other hexadecimal color.
Some examples:

[#000000] - Black
[#FFFFFF] - White
[#FF0000] - Red
[#0000FF] - Blue
[#00FF00] - Bright green
[#FFF000] - Yellow

when [#FFFFFF] clicked
broadcast [#000000]
if <color [#FF0000] is touching [#0000FF]?>
 say [#00FF00] for [#FFF000] secs
end

Last edited by dr3w8 (2013-02-22 11:38:53)

powerpoint56 wrote:

OrcaCat wrote:

when gf [#666666] clicked

YES!

when i receive [#123456]

Nope.

No, it still works. Just think, "'i' before 'e', except after 'c'." 

Hehehehehe...

Wow. I fail.

when gf clicked
if <(cloud variables on Scratch 2.0) = [out]>
 set [mood v] to [Excited]
end

Last edited by dr3w8 (2013-02-23 19:56:20)

Remember, this is not a play area, but a place to test scratchblocks.

Paddle2See wrote:

However, please do not turn this into a spam area.  Post until you are comfortable with the Scratchblock syntax and then stop.  Don't make ongoing stories or conversations here.

With regards,

ErnieParke

when I receive [Paradox! v]
play sound [Paradox v] until done
show

when sprite1 clicked
fart

when green flag clicked
set [distance v] to [75]
set [rotation v] to [0]
forever
  repeat (360)
    set x to ((([sin v] of (rotation)) * (distance)) + ([x position v] of [Sprite2 v]))
    set y to ((([cos v] of (rotation)) * (distance)) + ([y position v] of [Sprite2 v]))
    change x by ((([cos v] of (rotation)) * (distance)) * (1))
    change y by ((([cos v] of (rotation)) * (distance)) * (1))
    change [rotation v] by (1)
  end
end

Last edited by bullelk12 (2013-02-26 22:21:05)

when gf clicked
set [direction v] to (0)
set [distance v] to (50)
set [xVal v] to (50)
set [yVal v] to (50)
forever
   go to x: ((xVal)+((distance)*([cos v] of (direction)))) y: ((yVal)+((distance)*([sin v] of (direction)))) 
   change [direction v] by (1)

Last edited by bob6 (2013-02-27 17:10:21)

mitchboy wrote:

Hardmath123 wrote:

You can get a relatively good approximation by writing the project summary (shift-click File).

when green flag clicked
point in direction (90)
set [PlayerX v] to (0)
set [PlayerY v] to (0)
set [LevelNumber v] to (1)
set [Dir v] to (0)
set [Xvel v] to (0)
set [Yvel v] to (0)
forever  
clear
go to x: (0) y: (0)
switch to costume ((LevelNumber)+(1))
stamp
switch to costume [Marble v]
if <(Dir)=(0)>  
go to x: ((PlayerX)*(30)) y: ((PlayerY)*(30))
else
if <(Dir)=(1)> 
go to x: ((PlayerY)*(30)) y: ((PlayerX)*(-30))
else
if <(Dir)=(2)> 
go to x: ((PlayerX)*(-30)) y: ((PlayerY)*(-30))
else
go to x: ((PlayerY)*(-30)) y: ((PlayerX)*(30))
stamp
if <key [right arrow v] pressed?> 
switch to costume ((LevelNumber)+(1))
go to x: (0) y: (0)
clear
set [Dir v] to (((Dir)+(1)) mod (4))
set [PlayerX v] to (round (PlayerX))
set [PlayerY v] to (round (PlayerY))
repeat (10)  
turn ccw (9) degrees
if <key [left arrow v] pressed?> 
switch to costume ((LevelNumber)+(1))
go to x: (0) y: (0)
clear
set [Dir v] to (((Dir)-(1)) mod (4))
set [PlayerX v] to (round (PlayerX))
set [PlayerY v] to (round (PlayerY))
repeat (10)  
turn ccw (-9) degrees
if <<(Dir)=(0)> and <(0)=(letter((((round (PlayerX))+(0))+(4))+((((round ((PlayerY)+(0.5)))+ (-1))-(3))*(-7))) of (item (LevelNumber) of [LevelData v]))>> 
change [PlayerY v] by (-0.1)
if <<(Dir)=(1)> and <(0)=(letter((((round ((PlayerX)-(0.5)))+(1))+(4))+((((round ((PlayerY)+(0.5)))+(0))-(3))*(-7))) of (item (LevelNumber) of [LevelData v]))>> 
change [PlayerX v] by (0.1)
if <<(Dir)=(2)> and <(0)=(letter((((round (PlayerX))+(0))+(4))+((((round ((PlayerY)-(0.5)))+(1)) -(3))*(-7))) of (item (LevelNumber) of [LevelData v]))>> 
change [PlayerY v] by (0.1)
if <<(Dir)=(3)> and <(0)=(letter((((round ((PlayerX)+0.5))+(-1))+(4))+((((round ((PlayerY)-(0.5)))+(0))-(3))*(-7))) of (item (LevelNumber) of [LevelData v]))>> 
change [PlayerX v] by (-0.1)
end

Fixed. //Colorful! - ElliottB1

bob6 wrote:

Sprite 1:

when gf clicked
go to x: (0) y: (0)
point in direction (0 v)
set [rotation speed v] to [1]
show variable [rotation speed v]
show
forever
   set [direction1 v] to ((360)-(((direction) - (90)) mod (360)))
   if <key [right arrow v] pressed?>
      turn cw (rotation speed) degrees
   end
   if <key [left arrow v] pressed?>
      turn ccw (rotation speed) degrees
   end
   if <key [h v] pressed?>
      hide
      hide variable [rotation speed v]
      wait until <not <key [h v] pressed?>>
      show
      show variable [rotation speed v]
   end
end

Sprite 2:

when gf clicked
point in direction (180 v)
set [rotation speed v] to [2]
show variable [rotation speed v]
show
forever
   set [direction2 v] to ((360)-(((direction) - (90)) mod (360)))
   if <key [right arrow v] pressed?>
      turn cw (rotation speed) degrees
   end
   if <key [left arrow v] pressed?>
      turn ccw (rotation speed) degrees
   end
   go to x: ((90) * ([cos v] of (direction1))) y: ((90) * ([sin v] of (direction1)))
   if <key [h v] pressed?>
      hide
      hide variable [rotation speed v]
      wait until <not <key [h v] pressed?>>
      show
      show variable [rotation speed v]
   end
end

Sprite 3:

when gf clicked
hide
pen up
set pen color to [#000000]
set pen size to (5)
pen down
forever
   go to x: (((90) * ([cos v] of (direction1))) + ((90) * ([cos v] of (direction2)))) y: (((90) * ([sin v] of (direction1))) + ((90) * ([sin v] of (direction2))))
   if <key [space v] pressed?>
      clear
   end
end

The purpose of this:
1) practice scratch-blocking skills
2) show everyone how my featured project on Scratch 2.0 works

hey

mathfreak231 wrote:

I think this is a bug

clear //commmmment
wait until <[1] = [2]>
say [It covers up the comment!]

This appears correctly for me, so it's not a bug. By coincidence, are you using IE?

With regards,

ErnieParke

Last edited by ErnieParke (2013-02-28 20:50:03)