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#1 2009-07-23 20:30:50

terminator68
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Registered: 2008-02-26
Posts: 1000+

Scratch 1.3 GLITCH BLOCKS!!

I made this post so people could post what glitch blocks THEY made, the code on how to get them, and possibly a picture. They work on Scratch 1.3 ONLY, not scratch 1.4. Here is a block that looks like this: <pop> , and can play different sounds (but usually only works with the Stage's sounds), but can get glitchy and play the other sounds. The code for it is: %s  (no spaces). Type in %s at the create variable pop up and now you have a glitch sound block! Another glitch block is one that looks like this <[select]. The select is a blank area, and if you select it, it says record and re-record. When you select new, it says enter scene name, so this could have been a block to control a movie. The code for it is %x .Use the same procedure as above, and enter it at the enter variable name pop-up, then there you go! HAVE FUN!!


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#2 2009-08-17 13:48:30

rubiks_cube_guy238
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Registered: 2009-07-02
Posts: 100+

Re: Scratch 1.3 GLITCH BLOCKS!!

I am making my own version of Scratch and I have discovered what the scene thing is. A scene isn't like a movie scene, though. Think of a scene as a setup for a scene, not the actual scene itself. If you have acess to the Scratch Source Code (the download, not the hack) then if you go to Scratch-Objects_ScratchStageMorph_class_Scratch_blockSpecs, you should find this if you look carefully:

Code:

('clear graphics effects' #- #filterReset) #- # [b][u]"('place sprites for scene %x' #- #showScene)"[/b][/u] 'pen'

If you delete the quotes around the underlined text, then you should get the block.   
To get the code, search scratch source code.
By the way, the text that SHOULD be bold (but isn't) is surounded by the

Code:

 [b][u]

and the

Code:

 [/b][/u]

.

Last edited by rubiks_cube_guy238 (2009-08-17 13:50:55)


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