jmdzti_0-0 wrote:

Here are some workarounds for the sounds category (since it's opened on the editor it doesn't count as a view)

• ✽ “rotate around x: y:” (motion) — based on @1080GBA's post!
  
• ✽ “rotate around x: y:” (motion) — based on @Malicondi's post!
  
• ✽ “distance to x: y:” (sensing)
  

_nix wrote:

Events & Control


Method 2: hacked “while” block

(!) Please note that although hacked blocks like this one are a functioning part of the Scratch language, their usage isn't officially supported by the Scratch Team. There is a chance that projects using hacked blocks may be marked NFE, preventing the project from appearing on the front page or under the Explore section.

_nix wrote:

jmdzti_0-0 wrote:

Here are some workarounds for the sounds category (since it's opened on the editor it doesn't count as a view)

Oh my gosh, that “stop specific sound” script is kind of genius.

Alright, we've put together a list of all the suggestions here and are going to be going over it at our own pace. We'll keep y'all updated on new additions or other notes. This is very belated, but thanks a million to everyone who's shown interest and shared their suggestions all the time this thread's been around!

jmdzti_0-0 wrote:

_nix wrote:

Method 2: hacked “while” block
(!) Please note that although hacked blocks like this one are a functioning part of the Scratch language, their usage isn't officially supported by the Scratch Team. There is a chance that projects using hacked blocks may be marked NFE, preventing the project from appearing on the front page or under the Explore section.

Your project will not be marked as NFE if you use hacked blocks, but projects that feature or showcase a hack could be marked as NFE, according to a Scratch Team member. However, if you just use these blocks to enhance your project you should be fine.

jmdzti_0-0 wrote:

btw sorry if I multiple posted, I had bad wifi :P

_nix wrote:

~snipping for the sake of size~
No worries! Also a tip for fun: if you like writing :P but don't like that the forums make it into a smiley, you can stick an empty BBCode tag between the two characters. Like we did! okay apparently the server which provides emoticons is dead ATM lol

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_nix wrote:

~also snipping~
Oh, that makes sense and is neat to hear, thank you—could you share the source for it, if you have it or can find it, though? I'd rather include that assurance in the guide backed by a proper source or direct quote.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/382631312/#:~:text=%2D%20Your%20project%20will,should%20be%20alright. (apparently highlighting text does not work so just look at the instructions)

• Are new workarounds going to be added soon, or going to be in the next workaround list?