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coupdegrace · 2010-12-01 19:36:10

SSBBM wrote:
http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/6326/drawquad.gif
[[/url][/url]

how do you make a line break in a block?
is it \n?

sparks · 2010-12-02 04:19:13

coupdegrace wrote:
SSBBM wrote:
http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/6326/drawquad.gif
[[/url][/url]
how do you make a line break in a block?
is it \n?

I think that's just what BYOB does when a blocks exeeds a certain width. It's automatic so can't be added to the block smile

subzerostig · 2010-12-02 12:22:21

I have created a BYOB block

Just a few things
1.) When creating variable inserters 1 and 2, make sure they only accept numbers.
2.) The abs and round function are to make sure the numbers are round and positive
3.) This is a question, When creating blocks, does the wait of 80 miliseconds still occur in repeat blocks?

SSBBM · 2010-12-02 15:42:01

sparks wrote:
coupdegrace wrote:
SSBBM wrote:
http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/6326/drawquad.gif
[[/url][/url]
how do you make a line break in a block?
is it \n?
I think that's just what BYOB does when a blocks exeeds a certain width. It's automatic so can't be added to the block

Yep! Just another little thing that makes BYOB 3 a lot better then Scratch 1.4

subzerostig wrote:
I have created a BYOB block
http://i52.tinypic.com/ng290k.gif
Just a few things
1.) When creating variable inserters 1 and 2, make sure they only accept numbers.
2.) The abs and round function are to make sure the numbers are round and positive
3.) This is a question, When creating blocks, does the wait of 80 miliseconds still occur in repeat blocks?

Great block, but it's already been made! () ^ (), the ^ means 'to the power of'. I'm not sure if sparks will add your version.
Answer to your question: It seemed to have no delay when set on atomic, but it could have a very small one. Your question has inspired me to make this block:

zorket · 2010-12-02 15:58:27

[open string dialog to type in]

blockspec:

('open string dialog to type in' #- #openTypeDialog)

non - tested code:

Code:

openTypeDialog
| t1 |
t1 _ StringDialog ask: 'type.'

Last edited by zorket (2010-12-02 16:10:16)

SSBBM · 2010-12-02 16:14:53

^Back to BYOB blocks

Uploading a BYOB block to the library

1) Make your block!

2) Place your block in in the script area alone.

3) Right click, then click save picture of scripts.

3) Right click on your block and then click edit. Save a picture of the scripts like you did your the single block

4)Upload the pictures somewhere.

5)Post them here. Use this code

Code:

 [url=(script image url here)][img](Block image url here)[/img][/url]

____________________________________
^Back to BYOB blocks

Last edited by SSBBM (2011-03-26 19:12:26)

SSBBM · 2010-12-02 16:16:16

^ BYOB uploading tutorial.

sparks · 2010-12-02 17:35:27

cool! You forgot to post how to upload the scripts for the blocks though smile

SSBBM · 2010-12-02 17:52:08

sparks wrote:
cool! You forgot to post how to upload the scripts for the blocks though

I don't know what you mean. hmm I did update it a little.

gbear605 · 2010-12-02 20:22:57

How about this block:

It's an IP address block.

Code:

showNetworkAddressBlock
    | t1 t2 t3 |
    Socket initializeNetwork.
    t1 _ NetNameResolver localHostAddress.
    t2 _ nil.
    t3 _ NetNameResolver stringFromAddress: t1.
    (t2 notNil and: [t2 ~= t1])
        ifTrue: [t3 _ t3 , String cr , 'Internet:   ' , (NetNameResolver stringFromAddress: t2)].
    ^ t3

BlockSpec:

('Ip adress' #r #showNetworkAddressBlock)

subzerostig · 2010-12-03 03:05:52

SSBBM wrote:
sparks wrote:
coupdegrace wrote:
how do you make a line break in a block?
is it \n?
I think that's just what BYOB does when a blocks exeeds a certain width. It's automatic so can't be added to the block
Yep! Just another little thing that makes BYOB 3 a lot better then Scratch 1.4
subzerostig wrote:
I have created a BYOB block
http://i52.tinypic.com/ng290k.gif
Just a few things
1.) When creating variable inserters 1 and 2, make sure they only accept numbers.
2.) The abs and round function are to make sure the numbers are round and positive
3.) This is a question, When creating blocks, does the wait of 80 miliseconds still occur in repeat blocks?
Great block, but it's already been made! () ^ (), the ^ means 'to the power of'. I'm not sure if sparks will add your version.
Answer to your question: It seemed to have no delay when set on atomic, but it could have a very small one. Your question has inspired me to make this block:
http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/8030 … tdelay.gif

Whoops! hmm
my mistake.
well at least I tried (and failed)
Anyway, now that I know that atomic speeds everything up. I can create 2 new blocks!
all the variable inserters are numbers only
And make sure the blocks are atomic. big_smile

And its more advanced version

Last edited by subzerostig (2010-12-04 04:30:04)

sparks · 2010-12-03 06:11:40

@ SSBBM, I mean that your tutorial does not explain how to upload a picture of the blocks that make up your block (the image I link to in the library)

subzerostig · 2010-12-03 12:01:22

Hello!
I have made a project that finds prime numbers!
here is it's script

And then I thought that while I was at it I might as well make a block

the BYOB block still takes a few seconds to calculate up to 100 prime numbers even on atomic though.
Hope it makes the list

subzerostig · 2010-12-03 12:21:23

But then I might as well create some more blocks:

to give the factors of a number
and

to say how many factors of a number there are

Last edited by subzerostig (2010-12-03 12:22:03)

sparks · 2010-12-03 13:28:30

looks like I need to cdo an update soon then ^_^

I tell you what I'd love to do for the library, have some way for me to keep track of how many times a block's code was viewed, so people can get an idea of how often their blocks were downloaded. The only way I can think of doing that is using php so that each link to a block code is directed to a php page, then redirected to the actual image/code. I could keep track of downloads then, and use an image to display automatically how many downloads that block has had... don't know enough php though...

SSBBM · 2010-12-03 14:57:23

Wow! I love your blocks, subzerostig!
Sparls, I would love to help you with the download thing, but I can't do anything but Scratch. lol

BTW, I'm going to try to make some BYOB blocks!

Last edited by SSBBM (2010-12-03 14:57:57)

subzerostig · 2010-12-03 15:47:36

SSBBM wrote:
Wow! I love your blocks, subzerostig!
Sparls, I would love to help you with the download thing, but I can't do anything but Scratch.

BTW, I'm going to try to make some BYOB blocks!

Thanks big_smile
btw I love your blocks as well

SSBBM · 2010-12-03 18:16:19

SSBBM wrote:
...BTW, I'm going to try to make some BYOB blocks!

Credit to meowmeow55

meowmeow55, I just found a mistake in your BYOB project. In my block "if <> | if none are true | you gave some credit to zxz1661, but it should be for my click green flag block.

Oh, and do you like my sig?

Last edited by SSBBM (2010-12-03 18:22:52)

subzerostig · 2010-12-04 04:14:02

subzerostig wrote:
SSBBM wrote:
sparks wrote:

I think that's just what BYOB does when a blocks exeeds a certain width. It's automatic so can't be added to the block
Yep! Just another little thing that makes BYOB 3 a lot better then Scratch 1.4
subzerostig wrote:
I have created a BYOB block
http://i52.tinypic.com/ng290k.gif
Just a few things
1.) When creating variable inserters 1 and 2, make sure they only accept numbers.
2.) The abs and round function are to make sure the numbers are round and positive
3.) This is a question, When creating blocks, does the wait of 80 miliseconds still occur in repeat blocks?
Great block, but it's already been made! () ^ (), the ^ means 'to the power of'. I'm not sure if sparks will add your version.
Answer to your question: It seemed to have no delay when set on atomic, but it could have a very small one. Your question has inspired me to make this block:
http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/8030 … tdelay.gif
Whoops!
my mistake.
well at least I tried (and failed)
Anyway, now that I know that atomic speeds everything up. I can create 2 new blocks!
all the variable inserters are numbers only
And make sure the blocks are atomic.
http://i53.tinypic.com/2bz59c.gif
And its more advanced version
http://i56.tinypic.com/2j5xtzd.gif

btw, I just realised these blocks have a 'clear' function on them!
I'm going to change it now.

zorket · 2010-12-04 08:44:22

zorket wrote:
[open string dialog to type in]

blockspec:
('open string dialog to type in' #- #openTypeDialog)
non - tested code:
Code:
openTypeDialog
| t1 |
t1 _ StringDialog ask: 'type.'

me450 · 2010-12-04 21:00:25

zorket wrote:
zorket wrote:
[open string dialog to type in]

blockspec:
('open string dialog to type in' #- #openTypeDialog)
non - tested code:
Code:
openTypeDialog
| t1 |
t1 _ StringDialog ask: 'type.'

how do you get the answer

zorket · 2010-12-05 08:40:05

me450 wrote:
zorket wrote:
[open string dialog to type in]

blockspec:

non - tested code:
Code:
openTypeDialog
| t1 |
t1 _ StringDialog ask: 'type.'
how do you get the answer

What do you mean?

Last edited by zorket (2010-12-05 08:40:30)

me450 · 2010-12-05 18:16:35

zorket wrote:
me450 wrote:
zorket wrote:
[open string dialog to type in]

blockspec:

non - tested code:
Code:
openTypeDialog
| t1 |
t1 _ StringDialog ask: 'type.'
how do you get the answer
What do you mean?

how do i get what they typed in

zorket · 2010-12-05 18:36:41

Use this:

[code]openTypeDialog
| t1 |
t1 _ StringDialog ask: 'type.'[code]

There are lots of tricks using BBcode.

Last edited by zorket (2010-12-05 18:37:44)

me450 · 2010-12-06 22:41:53

zorket wrote:
Use this:

[code]openTypeDialog
| t1 |
t1 _ StringDialog ask: 'type.'[code]

There are lots of tricks using BBcode.

That is a very confusing post

firstly you make a BB code error. thn you post a link about BB code

and you also repost that block that doesnt allow the creator to get the answer

Scratch

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#551 2010-12-01 19:36:10

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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#552 2010-12-02 04:19:13

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

coupdegrace wrote:

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#553 2010-12-02 12:22:21

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

#554 2010-12-02 15:42:01

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

sparks wrote:

coupdegrace wrote:

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#555 2010-12-02 15:58:27

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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#558 2010-12-02 17:35:27

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#559 2010-12-02 17:52:08

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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#560 2010-12-02 20:22:57

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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#561 2010-12-03 03:05:52

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

SSBBM wrote:

sparks wrote:

coupdegrace wrote:

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Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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#569 2010-12-04 04:14:02

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

subzerostig wrote:

SSBBM wrote:

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#570 2010-12-04 08:44:22

Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

zorket wrote:

Code:

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Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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Re: Welcome to the OLD local block library!

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me450 wrote:

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