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I just recently found out that you don't have to write [ block ] to insert a block into your post! Is it just me I'm slow in figuring this out or this a new update on forums?
Anyways, all you have to do to add the certain block is to write < "the block name" >.
For example, if you want to add the "stop all" block. Simply, write:
this < stop all > and make...
<stop all>
Amazing, huh?
Try it out!!
~kingofdallamas
p.S. No spacing in < stop all > part. Enjoy!
Last edited by kingofdallamas (2011-01-12 22:39:48)
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let me see...
<next costume>
Ah ha, it works!!
<pen down> <pen up> <stamp>
Eureka!
Last edited by kingofdallamas (2011-01-12 22:39:23)
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kingofdallamas wrote:
Wait...did people know this before? Because, when posting posts, there's a description saying you have to put [ blocks] and [ /blocks] to add the scratch block. So, i assumed nobody knew...What? I'm befuddled now.
Actually, the [block] tag is just used in relation to the bold text used for the blocks. But you really don't need it.
Here's what happens when I use the block tag:
[blocks]<when green flag clicked>
<pen down>[/blocks]
This text is not bold.
Here's what happens when I don't use the block tag:
<when green flag clicked>
<pen down>
Look! This text is bold!
Last edited by cheddargirl (2011-01-12 23:23:49)
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Ohh I get it; thanks cheddargirl. Well, at least I learned something new, but I still find this <> way faster to utilize than writing [ block]. Heh heh, lazy llama.
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[blocks]
<when I receive[ go
<repeat until><key[ delete ]pressed?>
<change{ test }by( 3
<say[ It works! ]for( 2 )secs>
<end>
<stop script>
[/blocks]
Okay, done with the block spam
Last edited by floppy_gunk (2011-01-14 15:50:53)
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To be honest, this isn't a big discovery; everyone always forgets to use the BBCode or doesn't know that it exists xD
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Jonathanpb wrote:
To be honest, this isn't a big discovery; everyone always forgets to use the BBCode or doesn't know that it exists xD
Yeah, it even says it when your writing a post above the blocks.
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kimmy123 wrote:
So we just have to put < and > between the name of the block?
Yes, but then the words after the block (like reagular typing) turns bold.
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Jonathanpb wrote:
To be honest, this isn't a big discovery; everyone always forgets to use the BBCode or doesn't know that it exists xD
Well, I found it new to me, at least. You may be an experienced Scratcher, but this could be useful to the new scratchers.
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kingofdallamas wrote:
kimmy123 wrote:
So we just have to put < and > between the name of the block?
Yes, but then the words after the block (like reagular typing) turns bold.
That is suppose to happen.
Last edited by kimmy123 (2011-01-14 19:56:43)
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kimmy123 wrote:
kingofdallamas wrote:
kimmy123 wrote:
So we just have to put < and > between the name of the block?
Yes, but then the words after the block (like reagular typing) turns bold.
That is suppose to happen.
Yeah, I know that.
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