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@floppy_gunk Use imgur.com it lets you upload a few at the same time 

Matty3414 wrote:

@floppy_gunk Use imgur.com it lets you upload a few at the same time 

Ok, thanks! 
60 SECOND RULE

Pecola1 wrote:

zorket wrote:

Quit scratch shared by Pecola1:

This block doesn't save your current progress if you are working on a project. I'm trying not to hurt Pecola1's feelings, but here is a code that asks if you want to save the project, first.

Code:

exitScratch
    | t1 |
    t1 _ self ownerThatIsA: ScratchFrameMorph.
    t1 quitScratch

If the original code did the same thing, sorry.

I know, there is also one for making a boolean fit into it to decide weather or not you wan't to save progress, it is a little different.

blockspec

('quit Scratch %b and save for later %b' #- #quit:saveImage:)

Code:

quit: t1 saveImage: t2 
    Smalltalk snapshot: t2 andQuit: t1

When you open scratch it will be at the same EXACT position it was when it closed (if the second boolean is true.)

Again it is dinner time so i cannot put it on now.

If that works that would be so super-AWESOME. 

sparks wrote:

scimonster wrote:

sparks wrote:

hint hint there? 

Oh no. 
But you have posted in other forums. See your list of posts. 

... I had no idea you could do that. You watch me a little too closely....

Simple taking a link.   

EDIT: 1900th post!   

Last edited by scimonster (2011-04-22 00:05:36)

I think we might need this block for a lot of physics games but I know no squeak at all.
Can someone please make this block?

Block name:
[rotate () degrees in relation to x:(), y:()]
or
[rotate () degrees in relation to (sprite 1)]

Requested for
Scratch - Motion

I like all this stuff!      

We can add bingo blocks to the library, but unless they differ from the adding method of Scratch or Panther, they won't be added to a new section. For Bingo to have their own section the adding process would have to be specialist - like BYOB which uses existing blocks, or have different ways of defining block code - like Panther which has different argument names.

I love this library thing! 

I got a good one!

  It Flags The Project On The Link!

spkshark wrote:

I got a good one!
http://scratch.mit.edu/static/icons/bud … %3A17%3A30
  It Flags The Project On The Link!

You should post the code for this (if you know it.)

sparks wrote:

zorket wrote:

Quit scratch shared by Pecola1:

This block doesn't save your current progress if you are working on a project. I'm trying not to hurt Pecola1's feelings, but here is a code that asks if you want to save the project, first.

Code:

exitScratch
    | t1 |
    t1 _ self ownerThatIsA: ScratchFrameMorph.
    t1 quitScratch

If the original code did the same thing, sorry.

Well why don't we add both? We can have a "quit Scratch without saving" block and a "ask to save and quit Scratch" block    They both have different uses and applications 

yes.

Hardmath123 wrote:

I think blocks should be grouped by type (reporter, boolean, stack, etc.), too.

I talked to sparks about that once and it would
1. take up too much space
and
2. take a long time to make!
also
3. take a long time to update!

floppy_gunk wrote:

Panther can't run any custom block with text containing a quotation mark (including all variables containing text) as input. Please fix it!

Also, when a reporter block is dragged into a text input in a custom block and then dragged back out, the text input field turns into a number input field!

Do you mean arguments containing a quotation mark? I'd not noticed that before, let me look into it. any reporters containing text fail to work with your blocks because of the glitch you afore mentioned with dragging out creates a number arg. To fix this, make sure that string arguments are dealt with like so in your code:

import image $String$
t1_ t1 asString.
self importMedia: t1

so you ensure that any reporters with text are still taken!

We are working on the custom block glitch in 1.1, I hope it will be out soon ¬_¬ but if any of you source-code messers find the source of the glitch and how to fix it before us, please do!

It's the same as
but you can carry on after.