Scratch

1. just make your own variable
2. make a variable. for this ill call it Q...
when flag clicked
set [ Q ] to [ 0 ]

when I receive [ broadcast ]
set [ Q ] to [ 1 ]
wait ( 0 ) secs
set [ Q ] to [ 0 ]

so then...
< received [ broadcast ] > = < ( Q ) = [ 1 ] >

I find the use of a gravity block to be a bit more of a learning hindrance than a helpful block: I really do find it better for Scratch users to figure out gravity than have somebody program it into a block for them.

What if we could create, edit and save .txt or .dat files from scratch? Then we could make save files for games, contact managers, e.t.c.

You're not the first person to want the <I recieve> block. Colkadome put a project on once upon a time about useful blocks, and many people wanted it (I'd like it too!).

A new detection, I'm not quite sure how it would work but it would work along the color sensing. An RGB output of colors touching the sprite, i understand that it would be a VERY long list so would it only work for one pixel wide sprites? I don't know. But i know ill need this to continue a project that i am currently working is all. EDIT: If not an RBG output just add to the If touching color [Blue] have if touching (Red: 45 ignoring any other pixel colors) or (Red: 45 Blue: 22 Green: 255). Another suggestion; unless there is a good reason. Sensing for the keys control, shift, backspace, and such. Also a tolerance bar would be nice too because if not an rgb bar i will have to detect very fine differences in pixel colors and scratch (at least detection) ignores thsoe fine pixel changes and senses anything close to it.

Last edited by MESclan (2009-07-09 14:49:13)

if i recieve
assigning colors to blocks
hide list
show list
clone sprite
delete sprite
jump:
COOLEST THING I THOUGHT OF:
when you make a new project, it will say like 2-d or 3-d game?
____________________________________
go to ______ in sound:
if i recieve.
open web browser with url:
date:
<right button down>
When sprite ___ right clicked
<middle button down>
When Sprite _____ middle clicked
zoom in ___
set zoom to __
built in exe converter.
FRIEND LISTS IN SCRATCH FOR 2 PLAYER
add _____ to friend list.
<_____ wants to join game>
grant access to 2 player game
decline access
<player ___ arrow____ pressed>
kick out ______
BLOCKS FOR 2 PCs
(new shariable)
set shariable _____ to ______
(new shareList)
add ___ to shareList ____
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.

I think it should have this stuff:

The very popular <received [broadcast message]>
My custom blocks (I have a link to the forum thread, check it out! http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=9735)
All the stuff archmage said, because those are really good.
Possibly a Z axis, for more advanced gamers in modeling 3d figures and whatnot.
<hidden?> (so that you could put something like "If <hidden?>")
[Save (variable)] (Saved (variable))   (this is for saving variables (also do it with lists) so that they stay after the page has been navigated away from)

That's pretty much it for me