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#2 2011-04-01 13:43:08
- Earthboundjeff
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- Registered: 2010-09-28
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Re: Hi from Arizona
Hey!
Here's some advice:
Never use
<when[ ]key pressed>
Instead, use:
<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<if> <key[ ]pressed?>
<end>
<end>
Hey, ya learn something new everyday.
Also, Why Oh Yoo (Spell it out) turns into Pikachu today as an April Fools Joke. SO thats what it is.
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#4 2011-04-01 13:51:22
- Earthboundjeff
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- Registered: 2010-09-28
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Re: Hi from Arizona
I think it looks better when everything starts on flag though...
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#5 2011-04-01 13:54:12
Re: Hi from Arizona
It doesn't really matter if it looks better
Once you're not very new and you understand how it all works, then you can worry about how nice the scripting looks
Until then, the simplest way is the best way
Last edited by rufflebee (2011-04-01 13:54:45)
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#9 2011-04-02 00:09:29
Re: Hi from Arizona
dthomas23 wrote:
Hello...I'm very very new to Scratch and I'm just here to learn as much as I can, so I'll be reading A LOT before I can contribute...but I hope to get there soon. Thanks!
Hello, dthomas23! I live in Arizona, also! I live in Tucson. Some helpful advice, broadcasting is better than timing.
to broadcast, you use the
[block]<broadcast[ [/block]
or
[block]<broadcast[ ]and wait c>[/block]
block. they are both the same. Then, you use the
[block]<when[ ]key pressed>[/block]
block and connect the blocks you want on the bottom. It is better than the
[block]<wait( )secsc>[/block]
block.
Last edited by TVflea (2011-04-02 00:10:20)
-iNetMaster-'s not dead, get used to it. !
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#10 2011-04-02 05:13:17
Re: Hi from Arizona
TVflea wrote:
dthomas23 wrote:
Hello...I'm very very new to Scratch and I'm just here to learn as much as I can, so I'll be reading A LOT before I can contribute...but I hope to get there soon. Thanks!
Hello, dthomas23! I live in Arizona, also! I live in Tucson. Some helpful advice, broadcasting is better than timing.
to broadcast, you use the
[block]<broadcast[ [/block]
or
[block]<broadcast[ ]and wait c>[/block]
block. they are both the same. Then, you use the
[block]<when[ ]key pressed>[/block]
block and connect the blocks you want on the bottom. It is better than the
[block]<wait( )secsc>[/block]
block.
They're very similar but the first two aren't the same, TVF.
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#11 2011-04-02 11:04:38
Re: Hi from Arizona
werdna123 wrote:
TVflea wrote:
dthomas23 wrote:
Hello...I'm very very new to Scratch and I'm just here to learn as much as I can, so I'll be reading A LOT before I can contribute...but I hope to get there soon. Thanks!
Hello, dthomas23! I live in Arizona, also! I live in Tucson. Some helpful advice, broadcasting is better than timing.
to broadcast, you use the
[block]<broadcast[ [/block]
or
[block]<broadcast[ ]and wait c>[/block]
block. they are both the same. Then, you use the
[block]<when[ ]key pressed>[/block]
block and connect the blocks you want on the bottom. It is better than the
[block]<wait( )secsc>[/block]
block.They're very similar but the first two aren't the same, TVF.
they do the same thing
-iNetMaster-'s not dead, get used to it. !
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#12 2011-04-02 11:21:21
- puppetadventurer
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- Registered: 2011-02-20
- Posts: 1000+
Re: Hi from Arizona
TVflea wrote:
werdna123 wrote:
TVflea wrote:
Hello, dthomas23! I live in Arizona, also! I live in Tucson. Some helpful advice, broadcasting is better than timing.
to broadcast, you use the
[block]<broadcast[ [/block]
or
[block]<broadcast[ ]and wait c>[/block]
block. they are both the same. Then, you use the
[block]<when[ ]key pressed>[/block]
block and connect the blocks you want on the bottom. It is better than the
[block]<wait( )secsc>[/block]
block.They're very similar but the first two aren't the same, TVF.
they do the same thing
almost but not quite
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