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#1 2011-04-01 07:23:41
- Astronauthead
- Scratcher
- Registered: 2010-11-13
- Posts: 5
Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
Hello Fellow Scratchers.
This is my First Suggestion For Scratch
I Would like to suggest a script for Scratch 2.0
the Script is For Varibles and its calle Move Varible to X 
) Y )
How it Works:
The Variable can go to its current position or go to another postion.
Why:
Because when i put a variable in a project. Saved and left. and open the Project. it goes to the Top Left.
Well i hope this comes in handy for 2.0. its ok if its no/
Hi i'm Astronauthead. i'm an animator,game creator,player, and a regular student. I finnaly Learned how to animate and make my games. still i have to make them move and learn some other types.
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#2 2011-04-01 08:18:57
- scimonster
- Community Moderator
- Registered: 2010-06-13
- Posts: 1000+
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
Astronauthead wrote:
Hello Fellow Scratchers.
This is my First Suggestion For Scratch
I Would like to suggest a script for Scratch 2.0
the Script is For Varibles and its calle Move Varible to X:() Y:()
How it Works:
The Variable can go to its current position or go to another postion.
Why:
Because when i put a variable in a project. Saved and left. and open the Project. it goes to the Top Left.
Well i hope this comes in handy for 2.0. its ok if its no/
I think this was suggested already...
Moderator | Scratch Wiki Administrator | Coders' Shed AdministratorScratch 2.0 is just around the corner! Prepare for the transition by beta testing. Your feedback will help make it the best it can be!
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#3 2011-04-22 09:31:59
- joefarebrother
- Scratcher
- Registered: 2011-04-08
- Posts: 1000+
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
We don't need to make a bunch of new blocks for variables such as "move variable to X: Y: " ,we just need a new c block: for variables:
Apply to [variable]
then you
could
put in
other blocks
like
go to X: Y:
-----------------------
There could be a similar one for lists, too (that would eliminate the need of a show/hide list block!!!)
My latest project is called
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#4 2011-04-22 09:37:50
- scimonster
- Community Moderator
- Registered: 2010-06-13
- Posts: 1000+
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
joefarebrother wrote:
We don't need to make a bunch of new blocks for variables such as "move variable to X: Y: " ,we just need a new c block: for variables:
Apply to [variable]
then you
could
put in
other blocks
like
go to X: Y:
-----------------------
There could be a similar one for lists, too (that would eliminate the need of a show/hide list block!!!)
Whoa, that could be really cool. 
Moderator | Scratch Wiki Administrator | Coders' Shed AdministratorScratch 2.0 is just around the corner! Prepare for the transition by beta testing. Your feedback will help make it the best it can be!
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#5 2011-04-22 12:30:45
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
joefarebrother wrote:
We don't need to make a bunch of new blocks for variables such as "move variable to X: Y: " ,we just need a new c block: for variables:
Apply to [variable]
then you
could
put in
other blocks
like
go to X: Y:
-----------------------
There could be a similar one for lists, too (that would eliminate the need of a show/hide list block!!!)
Now there's an idea. Good thinking! 
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#6 2011-04-22 13:03:41
- scratch_yoshi
- Scratcher
- Registered: 2009-06-12
- Posts: 1000+
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
Astronauthead wrote:
Because when i put a variable in a project. Saved and left. and open the Project. it goes to the Top Left.
Simple fix:
Save with the variables showing and use the hide variables block at the start of the projects.
Retired from Scratch, but just the language itself. Not the forums.
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#7 2011-05-05 04:03:58
- Astronauthead
- Scratcher
- Registered: 2010-11-13
- Posts: 5
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
scratch_yoshi wrote:
Astronauthead wrote:
Because when i put a variable in a project. Saved and left. and open the Project. it goes to the Top Left.
Simple fix:
Save with the variables showing and use the hide variables block at the start of the projects.
ok thanks for the tip
Hi i'm Astronauthead. i'm an animator,game creator,player, and a regular student. I finnaly Learned how to animate and make my games. still i have to make them move and learn some other types.
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#8 2011-05-05 10:08:13
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
Harakou wrote:
joefarebrother wrote:
We don't need to make a bunch of new blocks for variables such as "move variable to X: Y: " ,we just need a new c block: for variables:
Apply to [variable]
then you
could
put in
other blocks
like
go to X: Y:
-----------------------
There could be a similar one for lists, too (that would eliminate the need of a show/hide list block!!!)Now there's an idea. Good thinking!
Yep! No more "hide variable" blocks ever to be seen in Scratch 2.0 again!
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#9 2011-06-10 07:08:04
- Rocker98585
- Scratcher
- Registered: 2010-12-26
- Posts: 39
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
Astronauthead wrote:
Hello Fellow Scratchers.
This is my First Suggestion For Scratch
I Would like to suggest a script for Scratch 2.0
the Script is For Varibles and its calle Move Varible to X
How it Works:
The Variable can go to its current position or go to another postion.
Why:
Because when i put a variable in a project. Saved and left. and open the Project. it goes to the Top Left.
Well i hope this comes in handy for 2.0. its ok if its no/
You can make a block for it here: http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=700179#p700179
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#10 2011-08-08 16:44:16
- joefarebrother
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- Registered: 2011-04-08
- Posts: 1000+
Re: Scratch 2.0 Script Suggestion: Move Variable to (X: ) (Y:)
I have created a forum topic for my apply to stage monitor block idea here
Last edited by joefarebrother (2011-08-08 16:44:30)
My latest project is called
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