Scratch

go into control and click
command block. type in if = broadcast. then hover over if click the arrow and click reporter, name the reporter score( since this is a button mainly meant for scoring).
then hover over = and click to the right. then click the right arrow and click number. name it a and makes its default value 10 . then hover to the right of broadcast and click to the right. then click the right arrow and click any type and make its default value world. then put this script below
-----if score = a
-broadcast c
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please test it and put it on this page

sparks wrote:

jslomba wrote:

new BYOB block:http://megamod.weebly.com/uploads/7/1/5 … 828539.gif

scripts:
http://megamod.weebly.com/uploads/7/1/5 … 92.gif?523

jslomba, I think this block is a little too specialised for the library, it works fine for your project, I'm sure, but a lot of it is specific to that project and unchangeable through block arguments 

ok, that's fine

Also if you could host lists online too, you could effectively make some pretty good mmogs.  Is that possible or likely to happen in the near futurE?

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Move () Steps [ ]
By ProgrammingFreak
New DropDown:

Code:

$z = code ifTrue: [^ ChoiceArgMorph new getOptionsSelector: #moveStepsMenu; choice: 'right'].

moveStepsMenu Method

Code:

moveStepsMenu
    ^ #('left' 'right' 'down' 'up')

moveDirectionStep Method

Code:

moveDirectionStep: t1 
    'right' = t1 ifTrue: [self forward].
    'left' = t1 ifTrue: [self backward].
    'up' = t1 ifTrue: [self up].
    'down' = t1 ifTrue: [self down].

backward method:

Code:

backward: t1
| t2 |
t2_  0 - t1.
self forward: t2.

down method

Code:

down: t1
    | t2|
                 t2_ self heading.
                self heading: 180.
    self forward: t1.
                self heading: t2.

up method

Code:

up: t1 
    | t2|
                 t2_ self heading.
                self heading: 0.
    self forward: t1.
                self heading: t2.

BlockSpec:

Code:

('move %n steps %z' #- #moveDirectionStep:)

Ops: Motion

This block redoes the 'Move () Steps' block.

I believe someone has already tried to share this block. We turned it down on the basis that it can be done with single existing blocks 

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Move () Steps [ ]
By ProgrammingFreak
New DropDown:

Code:

$z = code ifTrue: [^ ChoiceArgMorph new getOptionsSelector: #moveStepsMenu; choice: 'right'].

moveStepsMenu Method

Code:

moveStepsMenu
    ^ #('left' 'right' 'down' 'up')

moveDirectionStep Method

Code:

moveDirectionStep: t1 
    'right' = t1 ifTrue: [self forward].
    'left' = t1 ifTrue: [self backward].
    'up' = t1 ifTrue: [self up].
    'down' = t1 ifTrue: [self down].

backward method:

Code:

backward: t1
| t2 |
t2_  0 - t1.
self forward: t2.

down method

Code:

down: t1
    | t2|
                 t2_ self heading.
                self heading: 180.
    self forward: t1.
                self heading: t2.

up method

Code:

up: t1 
    | t2|
                 t2_ self heading.
                self heading: 0.
    self forward: t1.
                self heading: t2.

BlockSpec:

Code:

('move %n steps %z' #- #moveDirectionStep:)

Ops: Motion

This block redoes the 'Move () Steps' block.

also, %z is already taken by the fraction menu.

sparks wrote:

This is why Panther changed it's arguments, so that it didn't run out when new ones were made!

yeah, that was a good edit.

scimonster wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Move () Steps [ ]
By ProgrammingFreak
New DropDown:

Code:

$z = code ifTrue: [^ ChoiceArgMorph new getOptionsSelector: #moveStepsMenu; choice: 'right'].

moveStepsMenu Method

Code:

moveStepsMenu
    ^ #('left' 'right' 'down' 'up')

moveDirectionStep Method

Code:

moveDirectionStep: t1 
    'right' = t1 ifTrue: [self forward].
    'left' = t1 ifTrue: [self backward].
    'up' = t1 ifTrue: [self up].
    'down' = t1 ifTrue: [self down].

backward method:

Code:

backward: t1
| t2 |
t2_  0 - t1.
self forward: t2.

down method

Code:

down: t1
    | t2|
                 t2_ self heading.
                self heading: 180.
    self forward: t1.
                self heading: t2.

up method

Code:

up: t1 
    | t2|
                 t2_ self heading.
                self heading: 0.
    self forward: t1.
                self heading: t2.

BlockSpec:

Code:

('move %n steps %z' #- #moveDirectionStep:)

Ops: Motion

This block redoes the 'Move () Steps' block.

The code won't even work right.

Code:

('move %n steps %z' #- #move:inDirection:)

move: t1 inDirection: t2
    'right' = t2 ifTrue: [self forward: t1].
    'left' = t2 ifTrue: [self backward: t1].
    'up' = t2 ifTrue: [self up: t1].
    'down' = t2 ifTrue: [self down: t1]

I think...

*facepalm to self*
Thats pretty plain to see. Since the direction methods need variables 

jslomba wrote:

is TS still gonna do that update?

I'll do it... soon...

I downloaded BYOB and it is BEAST. 

hey, I just had a great idea:

maybe we could design a patch that you paste into the workspace that has all the new scratch blocks. we could also have a package for byob, and one for panther.

block suggestion:
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jslomba wrote:

hey, I just had a great idea:

maybe we could design a patch that you paste into the workspace that has all the new scratch blocks. we could also have a package for byob, and one for panther.

We discussed this a while back and the problem is that a user is unlikely to want to download every single block in the library so allowing a patch per block would be a better plan that we are already trying to create.

jslomba wrote:

also, %z is already taken by the fraction menu.

I believe only %Z was shared not %z.