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#2 2010-05-31 17:28:34
#5 2010-05-31 22:13:05
Re: I just thought of a new block!
Exactly. It could be helpful for setting the time to some value in order to test something. Or create a project that shift clicks the R to help the newbies. I don't think anything will work out of the vm though. Or you can create a project that creates a project that creates a project....
Not just for the mouse though. It would be for any reporter and boolean.
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#9 2010-06-01 04:49:16
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Re: I just thought of a new block!
fg123 wrote:
Maybe a "home key", press that and the project stops.
But even so the leetle children would be terrified. D8
I'm not sure I'm with this suggestion... I don't think it would be really useful, but maybe that's just me. 
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#10 2010-06-04 08:53:12
Re: I just thought of a new block!
krackers wrote:
set [] to []
It would allow you to set mouse x, mouse y, and whatnot!
That would not work.
[set [hello] to [world]]
How can you set a string to another?
Reporters, report certain functions, that should not be set. If you wish to mess with them, you might be able to make variables that imitate the functions:
[set [variable v] to [0]]
[forever]
[ [change [variable v] by (1)]
[ [wait (1) secs]
[ ]
And [variable] is the timer. Now you can use the
[set [variable v] to [ ]]
block to set the timer to a certain time.
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