turn video on for (1) secs

(days since (2015) )

create clone of [ v] at x() y()

(amount of clones on [ v])

(join [hello] [amazing] [world])

type [hello] in x(0) y(0) at thickness (50) and at color [#ff0088]

set [ bass v] to () %

set [ treble v] to () %

set [ echo v] to () %

turn video on for (1) sec :: sensing // No support, workaroundable
(days since (2015) :: sensing) // Support
create clone of [ v] at x:() y:() :: control // No support, workaroundable
(amount of clones on [ v] :: control) // Support
(join [] [] [] :: operators) // No support, workaroundable
type [hello] in x:() y:() at thickness () and at color [#aaa] :: pen // Duplicate, but support

set [ v] to () % :: sound // Semi-support, see no use

DogPostman123 wrote:

turn video on for (1) secs

define turn video on for (secs) secs
turn video [on v]
wait (secs) secs
turn video [off v]

DogPostman123 wrote:

(days since (2015) )

define days since (year)
set [Output v] to ((days since 2000) - (((current [year v]) - (2000)) * (365))

DogPostman123 wrote:

create clone of [ v] at x() y()

when I start as a clone
go to x: () y: ()

DogPostman123 wrote:

(amount of clones on [ v])

DogPostman123 wrote:

(join [hello] [amazing] [world])

define join (string1) (string2) (string3)
set [Output v] to (join (join (string1) (string2)) (string3))

DogPostman123 wrote:

type [hello] in x(0) y(0) at thickness (50) and at color [#ff0088]

DogPostman123 wrote:

set [ bass v] to () %

DogPostman123 wrote:

set [ treble v] to () %

DogPostman123 wrote:

set [ echo v] to () %

DaSpudLord wrote:

DogPostman123 wrote:

turn video on for (1) secs

No support-

define turn video on for (secs) secs
turn video [on v]
wait (secs) secs
turn video [off v]

DogPostman123 wrote:

(days since (2015) )

No support, workaround-

define days since (year)
set [Output v] to ((days since 2000) - (((current [year v]) - (2000)) * (365))

DogPostman123 wrote:

create clone of [ v] at x() y()

No support, workaround-

when I start as a clone
go to x: () y: ()

DogPostman123 wrote:

(amount of clones on [ v])

What does this do?

DogPostman123 wrote:

(join [hello] [amazing] [world])

No support-

define join (string1) (string2) (string3)
set [Output v] to (join (join (string1) (string2)) (string3))

DogPostman123 wrote:

type [hello] in x(0) y(0) at thickness (50) and at color [#ff0088]

What does this do?

DogPostman123 wrote:

set [ bass v] to () %

Support, I guess…

DogPostman123 wrote:

set [ treble v] to () %

Support.

DogPostman123 wrote:

set [ echo v] to () %

Support.

rollercoasterfan wrote:

This. Although your days since 2015 workaround doesn't account for leap years…

((days since 2000) - (((current [year v]) - (2000)) * (365.25)))

((days since 2000) - (((current [year v]) - (2000)) * (365.24)))

(amount of clones on [ v])

(accurate video x)

(accurate video y)

CatsUnited wrote:

rollercoasterfan wrote:

This. Although your days since 2015 workaround doesn't account for leap years…

((days since 2000) - (((current [year v]) - (2000)) * (365.25)))

This is a more accurate workaround, but every one hundred years, e.g (1800, 1900 etc.), it would usually be a leap year, but it isn't. Every four hundred years however, it is a leap year (1200, 1600, 2000), so this would be even more accurate:

((days since 2000) - (((current [year v]) - (2000)) * (365.24)))

DogPostman123 wrote:

the

(amount of clones on [ v])

is so it tells you how many clones you have made on a sprite.

DogPostman123 wrote:

EVERYONE NEEDS TO MAKE BLOCK IDEAS FOR SCRATCH TO MAKE SO DON'T BOTHER ABOUT THE BLOCKS I MADE

DogPostman123 wrote:

(accurate video x)

(accurate video y)

DogPostman123 wrote:

turn video on for (1) secs::sensing//No support, workaroundable.

(days since (2015)::sensing //Semi-support. I'm not sure how often this would be used.

create clone of [ v] at x() y()::control//No support, easy workaround.

amount of clones on [ v]::boolean control//No support, a bit confusing and probably won't be used much.

join [hello] [amazing] [world]::boolean operators//No support again, just put several "Join" blocks together.

type [hello] in x(0) y(0) at thickness (50) and at color [#ff0088]::looks//No support, probably won't be very useful.

set [ bass v] to () %::sound//[s]ALL ABOUT THAT BASS[/s] Support.

set [ treble v] to () %::sound//Sure, could be useful.

set [ echo v] to () %::sound//I guess I support.

 You should be able to place another block here like-------> <[ (item ( 1v) of  (~~~v) v] contains [ ~~~]>
Or-------><[(variable) v] contains [ ]>

VHorus wrote:

I am suggesting an addition to a block:

 You should be able to place another block here like-------> <[ (item ( 1v) of  (~~~v) v] contains [ ~~~]>
Or-------><[(variable) v] contains [ ]>

<Item (1 v) of [list1 v] contains [thing]>::list

<[Variable v] contains [thing]>::variables

VHorus wrote:

I am suggesting an addition to a block:

 You should be able to place another block here like-------> <[ (item ( 1v) of  (~~~v) v] contains [ ~~~]>
Or-------><[(variable) v] contains [ ]>

DaSpudLord wrote:

VHorus wrote:

I am suggesting an addition to a block:

 You should be able to place another block here like-------> <[ (item ( 1v) of  (~~~v) v] contains [ ~~~]>
Or-------><[(variable) v] contains [ ]>

I don't understand what you mean…

Anyway, please creare a new topic for eaxh new suggestion.

Put variable [ v] in x(0) y(0)

send link to [https://scratch.mit.edu/]

make new tab and send link to [https://scratch.mit.edu/]

<[message1 v] received?>

DogPostman123 wrote:

<[message1 v] received?>

jvvg wrote:

9. <broadcast received> boolean
There is way too much ambiguity to how this would work. Would it return true of the broadcast was fired at any point since the project was created, since the green flag was clicked, since something else was broadcasted, etc.? If you really want to do something like this, instead just make a variable and set it to 1 and use the equals block.