Hi there. I'm FateForWindows, here to reveal a brand new scratch mod. It is called “Code X” (for some reason, Scratch Forums doesn't support Google Photos or Google Drive, so I can't put the logo here).
It restores these obsolete blocks from Scratch 2:

all at once :: control cstart

end

while <> :: control cstart

end

forever if <> // Will be added in once the transformation code is removed, probably in 3.0

end

for each [ v] in () :: control cstart

end

hide all sprites :: looks // Future block

[say v] [Hello!] :: grey // Say/Think block, in String category, will be in 3.0
[say v] [Hello!] for (2) secs :: grey

loud? :: sensing boolean

New Blocks:

when <> is true :: events hat // Future block

forever if <> :: control cstart // Will be added in 3.0 or 4.0 after Forever If

else

end

system OS name :: sensing reporter // Future block

move (10) steps in direction (90 v) :: motion // Present in 2.0 and newer

move (10) steps towards [sprite1 v] :: motion // Future block

make draggable :: motion // Future block

make undraggable :: motion // Future block

draggable? :: motion boolean // That's a boolean block coming in the future

[ask v] [What's your name?] in [bubble v] and wait :: grey // Future block

if touching [sprite1 v], bounce :: motion // Future block

every (1) secs :: events hat

New categories:
Strings (Dealing with text)
Experiments (Blocks being tested, may not work)

CHANGELOG (NEW):
4.0 (Far Future)
-Stack Block Inputs would possibly come in this version(?).
3.0 (Future)
-Will seperate Code X into 3 versions:
-Online Editor (online .swf file, for editing/sharing)
-Player (online .swf file, for embedding projects)
-Offline Editor (offline Adobe Air package, for editing)
-More Blocks!
2.1
-Fixed the editor not loading projects online.
-Fixed Code X defaulting as a player online.

Try out Code X or download the .swf at https://sites.google.com/site/codexscratchmod/!

I don't know how to edit my own post… weird, I can edit this one.

FateForWindows wrote:

I don't know how to edit my own post… weird, I can edit this one.

New scratchers can only edit posts for a few minutes after they post it. Once you become a scratcher, you'll be able to edit posts forever.

Good luck with your mod!

FateForWindows wrote:

I don't know how to edit my own post… weird, I can edit this one.

If it's a topic post you have to wait 24 hours between posting and editing for the first time.

UPDATE: I have combined the two categories Obsolete and Experimental into one Experiments category. I have removed Loops because it would be pretty small right now. It may become a future feature. Also, for now, I have removed the Sprite category.

liam48D wrote:

If it's a topic post you have to wait 24 hours between posting and editing for the first time.

PullJosh wrote:

FateForWindows wrote:

I don't know how to edit my own post… weird, I can edit this one.

New scratchers can only edit posts for a few minutes after they post it. Once you become a scratcher, you'll be able to edit posts forever.

Good luck with your mod!

Okay, thank you for the info!

Here is the new list of blocks:

all at once :: control cstart
end

while <> :: control cstart
end

forever if <>
end

for each [ v] in (10) :: control cstart
end

Interesting! Have you fixed for-each so that I can change the variable input from “v”?

liam48D wrote:

Interesting! Have you fixed for-each so that I can change the variable input from “v”?

Yes! I've also changed the string input at the end to a number input. I don't know why I made it a control block there, though. It's a variable block now. I meant to put it like this:

for each [ v] in (10) :: variable cstart

end

Gah, it's red and the few minutes are up!

FateForWindows wrote:

Gah, it's red and the few minutes are up!

Haha, I assume you mean this:

for each [ v] in () :: cstart variables
  ... :: extension
end

EDIT - it's :: variables.

Did you parody “Sonic X” in the name?

liam48D wrote:

FateForWindows wrote:

Gah, it's red and the few minutes are up!

Haha, I assume you mean this:

for each [ v] in () :: cstart variables
  ... :: extension
end

EDIT - it's :: variables.

Thanks!

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

Did you parody “Sonic X” in the name?

HOW DID YOU KNOW! Lol, jk. I did not realize the connection between Code X and Sonic X. By the way, I've seen every Sonic X episode.

Also, it has a website now, https://sites.google.com/site/codexscratchmod/ and you can't click the link because I'm a new scratcher.

Removied

Please learn your Scratchblocks code at: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/55586/

dude341 wrote:

Please learn your Scratchblocks code at: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/55586/

Okay.

Download link available! Download at https://doc-10-bg-docs.googleusercontent.com/docs/securesc/357kpnbgeiv55dt5pjfrkiu020uj99in/3o9udg1do5fo2gib9ched9aqsitr6vlc/1433023200000/17951615546710241165/17951615546710241165/0B4eSjlQW6xQYRHF1QW9OZFI3dEE?e=download and open it with your web browser!

liam48D wrote:

FateForWindows wrote:

Gah, it's red and the few minutes are up!

Haha, I assume you mean this:

for each [ v] in () :: cstart control
  ... :: extension
end

EDIT - it's :: variables.

Fixed.

FateForWindows wrote:

Download link available! Download at https://doc-10-bg-docs.googleusercontent.com/docs/securesc/357kpnbgeiv55dt5pjfrkiu020uj99in/3o9udg1do5fo2gib9ched9aqsitr6vlc/1433023200000/17951615546710241165/17951615546710241165/0B4eSjlQW6xQYRHF1QW9OZFI3dEE?e=download and open it with your web browser!

Broken link.

dude341 wrote:

liam48D wrote:

FateForWindows wrote:

Gah, it's red and the few minutes are up!

Haha, I assume you mean this:

for each [ v] in () :: cstart control
  ... :: extension
end

EDIT - it's :: variables.

Fixed.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure the for block was in the control category.

Oh, weird. It worked yesterday. This should work, and you only need to view it now. Also, I noticed on my computer, only the player is available. Can someone help?
https://googledrive.com/host/0B4eSjlQW6xQYfjFuWXlJNEtKenZoSTRkMUtfdGRjRlZXSGpaMWZKYzZMVFZFcTdwV3NnT2M/Code%20X.swf
Here's a download URL that should work.
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B4eSjlQW6xQYfjFuWXlJNEtKenZoSTRkMUtfdGRjRlZXSGpaMWZKYzZMVFZFcTdwV3NnT2M&usp=drive_web
I hope you enjoy it! I'm having a Visual Basic offline client in the works.

FateForWindows wrote:

Oh, weird. It worked yesterday. This should work, and you only need to view it now. Also, I noticed on my computer, only the player is available. Can someone help?
https://googledrive.com/host/0B4eSjlQW6xQYfjFuWXlJNEtKenZoSTRkMUtfdGRjRlZXSGpaMWZKYzZMVFZFcTdwV3NnT2M/Code%20X.swf
Here's a download URL that should work.
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B4eSjlQW6xQYfjFuWXlJNEtKenZoSTRkMUtfdGRjRlZXSGpaMWZKYzZMVFZFcTdwV3NnT2M&usp=drive_web
I hope you enjoy it! I'm having a Visual Basic offline client in the works.

The offline .swf works: but you have to open it in a video player that supports new .swf.