HOW DO I USE IT???:rolleyes::rolleyes:

define 

drmcw wrote:

Does this help http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/More_Blocks ?

define say (what) with costumes for (time) seconds
switch to costume [speaking v]
say (what) for (time) secs
switch to costume [normal v]

when GF clicked
say [Hello!] with costumes for (2) seconds
wait (1) secs
say [I like this new thing.] with costumes for (3) seconds

when GF clicked
switch to costume [speaking v]
say [Hello!] for (2) secs
switch to costume [normal v]
wait (1) secs
switch to costume [speaking v]
say [I like this new thing.] for (3) secs
switch to costume [normal v]

liam48D wrote:

Think of it as a simple way to make scripts that you'll use over and over in your program:

define say (what) with costumes for (time) seconds
switch to costume [speaking v]
say (what) for (time) secs
switch to costume [normal v]

when GF clicked
say [Hello!] with costumes for (2) seconds
wait (1) secs
say [I like this new thing.] with costumes for (3) seconds

Which is more organized and looks better than:

when GF clicked
switch to costume [speaking v]
say [Hello!] for (2) secs
switch to costume [normal v]
wait (1) secs
switch to costume [speaking v]
say [I like this new thing.] for (3) secs
switch to costume [normal v]

Plus, if ever you made a mistake in your program, you can just change it in the new block rather than everywhere in the program. This makes coding much easier.

FMXmotocross12 wrote:

liam48D wrote:

Think of it as a simple way to make scripts that you'll use over and over in your program:

define say (what) with costumes for (time) seconds
switch to costume [speaking v]
say (what) for (time) secs
switch to costume [normal v]

when GF clicked
say [Hello!] with costumes for (2) seconds
wait (1) secs
say [I like this new thing.] with costumes for (3) seconds

Which is more organized and looks better than:

when GF clicked
switch to costume [speaking v]
say [Hello!] for (2) secs
switch to costume [normal v]
wait (1) secs
switch to costume [speaking v]
say [I like this new thing.] for (3) secs
switch to costume [normal v]

Plus, if ever you made a mistake in your program, you can just change it in the new block rather than everywhere in the program. This makes coding much easier.

Where do did you get “time” and “what”? did you also have to make that?

define move (steps)

Zacshap21 wrote:

FMXmotocross12 wrote:

liam48D wrote:

Think of it as a simple way to make scripts that you'll use over and over in your program:

define say (what) with costumes for (time) seconds
switch to costume [speaking v]
say (what) for (time) secs
switch to costume [normal v]

when GF clicked
say [Hello!] with costumes for (2) seconds
wait (1) secs
say [I like this new thing.] with costumes for (3) seconds

Which is more organized and looks better than:

when GF clicked
switch to costume [speaking v]
say [Hello!] for (2) secs
switch to costume [normal v]
wait (1) secs
switch to costume [speaking v]
say [I like this new thing.] for (3) secs
switch to costume [normal v]

Plus, if ever you made a mistake in your program, you can just change it in the new block rather than everywhere in the program. This makes coding much easier.

Where do did you get “time” and “what”? did you also have to make that?

Those are variables, and if you use them in your new block, it can get a little confusing for beginners. Those are pretty much the blank spots for inputs in blocks. Have you seen the block ‘move __ steps’? As a custom block, it would look like

define move (steps)

FMXmotocross12 wrote:

Thank you for all of the help you've given! It was super helpful and useful! :-)

Joshia_Tanumihardja wrote:

FMXmotocross12 wrote:

Thank you for all of the help you've given! It was super helpful and useful! :-)

Do you still have probs with that?

define jump
change y by (10)

when [space v] key pressed
jump::custom