How do you get rid of the checkbox next to custom reporter and boolean blocks?
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TheSuccessor wrote:
How do you get rid of the checkbox next to custom reporter and boolean blocks?
Edit Scratch-Blocks->CommandBlockMorph->private->canBecomeWatcher and add the message the block uses into the brackets where lots of others are listed.
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nXIII wrote:
OK, fine, here is the entire tutorial:
[replace (something) with your category name throughout this entire tutorial]
1. Add (something).gif, (something)Over.gif, and (something)Pressed.gif to the ScratchSkin folder IN THE ROOT DIRECTORY (wherever the VM is).
2. In the VM, open a new workspace (World menu -> open... -> workspace) and typeScratchFrameMorph readSkinFrom: (FileDirectory default directoryNamed: 'ScratchSkin')
(if this doesn't work your ScratchSkin directory isn't in the right place or isn't named ScratchSkin)
3. Go to ScratchViewerMorph's rebuildCategorySelectors method and add (something) to the end of the small array definition (which looks like this:)catList _ #(
motion control
looks sensing
sound operators
pen variables
(something)).Note: In order for the extent (size) of the category buttons to be correctly calculated, I have slightly modified the line that assigns to catButtonsExtent (the ugly arithmetic-looking one):
catButtonsExtent _ ((2 * maxExtent x) + (3 * pad)) @ ((((catList size / 2) rounded) * (maxExtent y + 6)) + 25).
This didn't crash my scratch, but it didn't work either. Can you help?
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Sperry wrote:
TheSuccessor wrote:
How do you get rid of the checkbox next to custom reporter and boolean blocks?
Edit Scratch-Blocks->CommandBlockMorph->private->canBecomeWatcher and add the message the block uses into the brackets where lots of others are listed.
Thanks Sperry.
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LS97 wrote:
TheGameMaster1231 wrote:
TheGameMaster1231 wrote:
I Need Some Help, I Can't Figure Out How To Make The
<color [ color ] is touching [ sprites, edge, etc. ] ?>
It Reports If The Selected Color Is Touching A Sprite, The Edge, Or The Mouse Pointer.
If Anyone Knows How To Make It, Please Tell Me!Hello? Anybody?
well, why would you even need that?
you can just add a forever loop to the concerned sprite like this:
[blocks]
<forever if><touching color[ x]>
<set{ colortouch }to( yes)>
<else>
<set{ colourtouch }to( no)>
<end>
[/blocks]
then make the other sprite say 'if colourtouch = yes' do this else do that
1. It Would Make It Much More Simple To Do.
2. The Blocks Make It EASIER For You To Do Things. For Example, The [move (10) steps] Block. We Could Live Without It By Using The [change x by ()] And [change y by ()]. But It Would Be Much HARDER, Right?
3. Umm... 1 And 2 Together?
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aw, I'm using the normal Scratch version. "otherwise, life sucks for you " Yup, oh well. For the credit, http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=404510 huh. that's weird, I'm sure I put you there. Must be because I had to rewrite it twice because of internet crashes. I'll put you in it right now. Sorry 'bout that.
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LS97 wrote:
zorbak's sig wrote, well shouldn't really use the word wrote:
Think Scratch is 'missing' stuff? Try Zatch! zatchprogramminglanguage.webs.com
zatch is great, but i recognize a lot of blocks that i made and posted on this forum. if i am right, i would like credit for it.
well, it's OK.... People will recognize your work and credit you, and maybe even learn something in the process!
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nXIII wrote:
LS97 wrote:
zorbak's sig wrote, well shouldn't really use the word wrote:
Think Scratch is 'missing' stuff? Try Zatch! zatchprogramminglanguage.webs.com
zatch is great, but i recognize a lot of blocks that i made and posted on this forum. if i am right, i would like credit for it.
well, it's OK.... People will recognize your work and credit you, and maybe even learn something in the process!
you're the one to talk
lol jk
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Joeman592 wrote:
how do i get to the scratch skin?
it's available from the scratch website. http://download.scratch.mit.edu/source-code/ScratchSkin1.4.zip
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Does anybody know how to do permanent marker pen blocks?
(permanent marker is unaffected by
[blocks]<clear>[/blocks]
)
Last edited by TheSuccessor (2010-05-29 07:12:48)
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TheSuccessor wrote:
Does anybody know how to do permanent marker pen blocks? (permanent marker is unaffected by [blocks]<clear>[/blocks])
Nope, there isn't a block. Also, this is the wrong forum for that question, create your own topic in the All About Scratch forum next time you have a question like this.
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Dazachi wrote:
TheSuccessor wrote:
Does anybody know how to do permanent marker pen blocks? (permanent marker is unaffected by [blocks]<clear>[/blocks])
Nope, there isn't a block. Also, this is the wrong forum for that question, create your own topic in the All About Scratch forum next time you have a question like this.
sorry to bug you dazachi, but this is the best thread (s)he can post it on. TheSuccessor is asking if someone could make a brand new block for what he is looking for. it's perfectly fine for me if he posts it here, where many experienced squeakers can reply.
@TheSuccessor:
i'm not sure, there is but it could be a bit hard to make as you would have to give each pen mark a certain 'tag' and have two clear blocks: the default one and a permanent marker clear one. try asking nXIII or MathWizz
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LS97 wrote:
Dazachi wrote:
TheSuccessor wrote:
Does anybody know how to do permanent marker pen blocks?
(permanent marker is unaffected by
[blocks]<clear>[/blocks]
)Nope, there isn't a block. Also, this is the wrong forum for that question, create your own topic in the All About Scratch forum next time you have a question like this.
sorry to bug you dazachi, but this is the best thread (s)he can post it on. TheSuccessor is asking if someone could make a brand new block for what he is looking for. it's perfectly fine for me if he posts it here, where many experienced squeakers can reply.
@TheSuccessor:
i'm not sure, there is but it could be a bit hard to make as you would have to give each pen mark a certain 'tag' and have two clear blocks: the default one and a permanent marker clear one. try asking nXIII or MathWizz
I'll ask one of them. Thanks for the advice.
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Sorry if this is totally random, because I didn't read the whole thread, but whenever I try to leave an area where I make changes it asks something like "your changes have not beed saved. is this okay?" And it seems there's no way to save it. So how do you do this!?!?
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Does anybody want to help me out in making my own version of scratch? At the moment it's a bit of a one man and his laptop thing, so I would appreciate some people joining. It's called xCubed and I would like to be able to release 1.0 by the end of June.
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ZapperX wrote:
Sorry if this is totally random, because I didn't read the whole thread, but whenever I try to leave an area where I make changes it asks something like "your changes have not beed saved. is this okay?" And it seems there's no way to save it. So how do you do this!?!?
You right click and click 'accept'.
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