Scratch

i would make a block that said:
IF<logical_test A>
     function 1
UNLESS<logical_test B>
     function 2
(end)
Example:
IF<(pick random(1)to(10))=(5)
     switch to costume [1]
UNLESS<<(mouse x)=(x position)>or<((mouse x)-(x position))=2>
     switch to costume [2]
Which means:
if a random number from one to ten is 5, then change costume to 1, unless the mouse x =the x position of this sprite, or the mouse x-the x position of this sprite=2

NOTE: you cannot do this with the blocks in scratch 1.2.1

Last edited by aroundmarch8 (2008-04-01 17:04:36)

aroundmarch8 wrote:

i would make a block that said:
IF<logical_test A>
     function 1
UNLESS<logical_test B>
     function 2
(end)
Example:
IF<(pick random(1)to(10)) 5)
     switch to costume [1]
UNLESS<<(mouse x) x position)>or<((mouse x)-(x position))=2>
     switch to costume [2]
Which means:
if a random number from one to ten is 5, then change costume to 1, unless the mouse x =the x position of this sprite, or the mouse x-the x position of this sprite=2

NOTE: you cannot do this with the blocks in scratch 1.2.1

I believe the equivilent statement in Scratch 1.2.1 can be handled with a couple of nested IF statements as follows:

If <logical_test A>
           If <logic_test B>
                 function 2
           else
                 function 1

Last edited by Paddle2See (2008-04-02 04:52:15)

thebing wrote:

I would add a "Preview in Browser" function, to see how it plays in the web browser before you share.

That's a REALLY good idea.

I think you should have posted this in show and tell or something