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#1 2011-05-01 04:38:23
- Igglepiggleandhulk
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- Registered: 2011-03-26
- Posts: 4
If [recieved: new...] block
like the [blocks]<if>[/blocks] block only saying, if you have received this broadcast already, then do this. It should open up a whole new range of possibilites with the broadcasting block.
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#2 2011-05-01 09:39:19
- scimonster
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Re: If [recieved: new...] block
I don't really get how this works; could you explain a little more?
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#3 2011-05-01 09:59:23
Re: If [recieved: new...] block
scimonster wrote:
I don't really get how this works; could you explain a little more?
They're suggesting the much sought after <I Receive> block, but with the addition that it checks if the broadcast has been received in the past.
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#4 2011-05-01 15:53:12
Re: If [recieved: new...] block
you can use this command in 2.0
[when <i receive [sss]>]
[if (sssbroadcasted?)=1]
[](do stuff when its broadcasted here)
[else]
[](do stuff when its not broadcasted here)
[][set (sssbroadcasted?) to 1]
[ ]
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