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#1 2011-02-07 17:56:55
- Jirachiwishu
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- Registered: 2010-02-25
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The "i recieve" block
I would save A LOT of scripts if there was an "i recieve" block. Quote this if you agree.
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#2 2011-02-07 18:47:28
- Jonathanpb
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- Registered: 2008-07-25
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Re: The "i recieve" block
This has been suggested many, many times - it won't happen because "I receive" isn't a boolean statement.
The <[ ] received?> fictional block would do the same as you're asking, however - and it is boolean. So many people want it that it might appear in Scratch 2.0...
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#3 2011-07-31 12:33:06
- joefarebrother
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- Registered: 2011-04-08
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Re: The "i recieve" block
only true for 1 millisecond...
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#4 2011-08-01 09:13:52
Re: The "i recieve" block
The "I Receive" block already exists. It's a "hat", because a broadcast is an "event".
It will always be a hat block, as it just doesn't make sense otherwise. If you need to have a broadcast cause something to change in a running script, you must use the "event" triggered by the broadcast to change a variable and have that variable cause the change you want. Example:
Forever If (GameOn = 1)
do game related stuff
more game stuff
etc.
When I Receive (GameOver)
Set GameOn = 0
This stops the script that runs the "game".
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