Scratch

Well for one, I think it would probably be more accurate if that was a broadcast and wait block there, since Scratch 2.0 would probably wait for the block to finish executing before moving on. (Although an option to change that would be nice!) Maybe defined methods will be atomic, or you will be able to pass arguments to them?

Edit: As you'll notice further down in the post, you can indeed pass arguments to the created method. This can technically be done with broadcasts, but it requires an extra variable and another block every time you want to call the method.



You would need this script to replicate the same thing:

Last edited by Harakou (2011-06-16 22:04:57)

I thought the procedures were able to be transposed between projects, meaning you don't have to go to the trouble of recreating it in every project, or making a seperate save file with one script and importing it into every project you need it in.

So every procedure is saved inside the program so you can use them in any project you make.  At least, that's what I thought.

Last edited by Kileymeister (2011-06-17 17:32:20)

johnathandd wrote:

This seems like a cool version of Scratch! Where can I find it, I`m new here.

It's not out yet; this is from Lightnin's Scratch 2.0 development blog. There's no release date, but it should be out sometime later this year.