Can you make forever loops in different ways?

aarushm22

I want to know how to make forever loops in different ways!
Please put your example down below!
One person will win!

Last edited by aarushm22 (March 7, 2016 23:21:06)

aarushm22

Below make codes to show me if you can make forever loops.
Use other blocks instead.
One person will win!

Last edited by aarushm22 (March 7, 2016 20:47:39)

deck26

repeat until <[1] = [2]>

asivi

when green flag clicked
set [repeat v] to [true]
repeat until <<not (repeat)> = [true]>
 set [repeat v] to [true]
...   
end

Last edited by asivi (March 7, 2016 22:27:28)

asivi

asivi wrote:

when green flag clicked
set [repeat v] to [true]
repeat until <<not (repeat)> = [true]>
 ...   
set [repeat v] to [true]

end

jokebookservice1

A method without variables:

repeat until <[1] = [2 ]>
your code    
end

asivi

repeat until <(timer) < (timer)
    
end

asivi

A method whithout a method

repeat until <>
    
end

TheLogFather

I can give you numerous ways, even without any kind of repeat blocks (see below, for example) – but… why…?

Using broadcast:

when GF clicked
broadcast [infinite loop v]
when I receive [infinite loop v]
do stuff here...
broadcast [infinite loop v]

Using custom blocks:

when GF clicked
Infinite loop
define Infinite loop
do stuff here...
Infinite loop // note: this one might cause Flash crash if it loops very quickly?

Using backdrops:

when GF clicked
switch backdrop to [backdrop1 v]
when backdrop switches to [backdrop1 v]
do stuff here...
switch backdrop to [backdrop1 v]

Using timer:

when GF clicked
set [mextTime v] to [0.2]
when [timer v] > (nextTime) // Warning! -you will not be able to stop this one...
do stuff here...
set [nextTime v] to ( (timer) + (0.03) )  // (...unless you change this)

Using clones:

when GF clicked
create clone of [myself v]
when I start as a clone
do stuff here...
create clone of [myself v]
delete this clone

Last edited by TheLogFather (March 7, 2016 23:20:13)

aarushm22

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[quote=TheLogFather wrote:

I can give you numerous ways, even without any kind of repeat blocks (see below, for example) – but… why…?

Using broadcast:

when GF clicked
broadcast [infinite loop v]
when I receive [infinite loop v]
do stuff here...
broadcast [infinite loop v]

Using custom blocks:

when GF clicked
Infinite loop
define Infinite loop
do stuff here...
Infinite loop // note: this one might cause Flash crash if it loops very quickly?

Using backdrops:

when GF clicked
switch backdrop to [backdrop1 v]
when backdrop switches to [backdrop1 v]
do stuff here...
switch backdrop to [backdrop1 v]

Using timer:

when GF clicked
set [mextTime v] to [0.2]
when [timer v] > (nextTime) // Warning! -you will not be able to stop this one...
do stuff here...
set [nextTime v] to ( (timer) + (0.03) )  // (...unless you change this)

Using clones:

when GF clicked
create clone of [myself v]
when I start as a clone
do stuff here...
create clone of [myself v]
delete this clone

aarushm22

Oinkerguy1000 wrote:
when green flag clicked
move (10) steps

aarushm22

jokebookservice1 and TheLogFather won. TheLogFather won.

TheLogFather

Well, if you want really silly, here's one using video motion…

// (note: do not even need green-flag script)
when [video motion v] > (0)
turn video [off v]
do stuff here...
turn video [on v]

Last edited by TheLogFather (March 7, 2016 23:42:06)

jokebookservice1

repeat until <>
    
end

Because empty == false

aarushm22

=Abc man 5000 wrote:

w

when green flag clicked
repeat while <1==1>
   your code// 
end

aarushm22

Oinker10 wrote:

repeat until <1=1>
   code// 
end

greenfire3454

when [(timer) v] > (0.0000001)
broadcast [start v]

when I receive [start v]
repeat <[1] = [2 ]>
    
turn ccw (5) degrees

end


when green flag clicked
broadcast [start v]

greenfire3454

ill go for ever

forever and ever
    
end

greenfire3454

that dint work

<<I>  <p >>

greenfire3454

aarushm22 wrote:
=Abc man 5000 wrote:
w
when green flag clicked
repeat while <1==1>
   your code// 
end
i Quote this because there is a while block its hacked but it works
it looks like this
while <<this i where you put yor things like> and < <touching [sprite1 v] ?>>>
    
end
well not relly like that because this program cant get the pic it was more like
repeat until <>
    
end
its just it had while on the top

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