I think scratch needs one or more new blocks but the one i feel is most nessesary is a when block basicly when i recieve just without the i recieve. what this block does is
(example) when touching...
say...for...secs
hide
stop all
hope you like the block
-MOPPER2
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Use this.
<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<if> whatever
<end>
<end>
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mopper2 wrote:
I think scratch needs one or more new blocks but the one i feel is most nessesary is a when block basicly when i recieve just without the i recieve. what this block does is
(example) when touching...
say...for...secs
hide
stop all
hope you like the block
-MOPPER2![]()
Could you please explain?
You could just do "If touching.... do rest of script" or "Wait until touching... do rest of script"
And an "i receive block without the i receive" would just be an empty block, can you explain clearer?
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colorfusion wrote:
mopper2 wrote:
I think scratch needs one or more new blocks but the one i feel is most nessesary is a when block basicly when i recieve just without the i recieve. what this block does is
(example) when touching...
say...for...secs
hide
stop all
hope you like the block
-MOPPER2![]()
Could you please explain?
You could just do "If touching.... do rest of script" or "Wait until touching... do rest of script"
And an "i receive block without the i receive" would just be an empty block, can you explain clearer?
mopper2 means a block like this: , so, its like the "when I receive []" block, but instead, it starts the script when the sensor is true.
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gabe3 wrote:
colorfusion wrote:
mopper2 wrote:
I think scratch needs one or more new blocks but the one i feel is most nessesary is a when block basicly when i recieve just without the i recieve. what this block does is
(example) when touching...
say...for...secs
hide
stop all
hope you like the block
-MOPPER2![]()
Could you please explain?
You could just do "If touching.... do rest of script" or "Wait until touching... do rest of script"
And an "i receive block without the i receive" would just be an empty block, can you explain clearer?mopper2 means a block like this: http://www.makeagif.com/media/8-17-2010/EJFZL4.gif, so, its like the "when I receive []" block, but instead, it starts the script when the sensor is true.
Oh, so a hat block that is activated when the boolean inside it is true? That actually sounds like a really good idea.
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Wow! That's a great idea I certainly support. In fact, if we also get a boolean <I receive> block, it could also mean that we'd no longer neat the "When I receive" hat block. This is by far one of the best block suggestions I've ever seen.
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