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- DerpTrollWizrd
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Scratcher
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(days since ())
And also would be cool:
show timer
hide timer
- rasmusolle
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Scratcher
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No support
The show and hide has a workaround though
The show and hide has a workaround though
Last edited by rasmusolle (June 4, 2016 12:15:00)
- redgreenandblue
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Scratcher
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This is a duplicate but I support! Also, you should look at this: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/201279/?page=2#post-2018629 It has the rules to block suggesting. (it isn't a sticky but these are still real rules)
- Lythium
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This is a duplicate but I support! Also, you should look at this: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/201279/?page=2#post-2018629 It has the rules to block suggesting. (it isn't a sticky but these are still real rules)Since these are only 3 blocks, I guess it's fine.
- redgreenandblue
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Scratcher
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Yes, but they would be in different categories.This is a duplicate but I support! Also, you should look at this: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/201279/?page=2#post-2018629 It has the rules to block suggesting. (it isn't a sticky but these are still real rules)Since these are only 3 blocks, I guess it's fine.
(days since ()::operators)If they were in the same category then that would be fine.
show timer::sensing
hide timer::sensing
(My 100th Post!)
Last edited by redgreenandblue (June 1, 2016 16:29:11)
- redgreenandblue
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Scratcher
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I didn't mean to quote I meant to edit 
Last edited by redgreenandblue (June 1, 2016 16:28:54)
- Lythium
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Scratcher
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All of them would be in sensing.Yes, but they would be in different categories.This is a duplicate but I support! Also, you should look at this: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/201279/?page=2#post-2018629 It has the rules to block suggesting. (it isn't a sticky but these are still real rules)Since these are only 3 blocks, I guess it's fine.(days since ()::operators)If they were in the same category then that would be fine.
show timer::sensing
hide timer::sensing
(My 100th Post!)
(days since 2000)
(timer)
- DerpTrollWizrd
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The show and hide has a workaround though
Yeah, just use
when green flag clicked
show variable [timer v]
repeat until <(timer off) = [true ]>
change [timer v] by (0.01)
wait (0.01) secs
end
hide variable [timer v]
when green flag clicked
wait (50) secs
set [timer off v] to [true ]
- DaSpudLord
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(days since ()::sensing)Why do we need this?
show timer::sensingNo support. Use a variable.
hide timer::sensing
- DerpTrollWizrd
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Scratcher
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I dunno. same reason we need(days since ()::sensing)Why do we need this?show timer::sensingNo support. Use a variable.
hide timer::sensing
(days since 2000)
- Abstract-
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<Offtopic> You can actually caculate timezones with that block and some complex funtions. </Offtopic>I dunno. same reason we need(days since ()::sensing)Why do we need this?show timer::sensingNo support. Use a variable.
hide timer::sensing(days since 2000)
Support for all three.
- DaSpudLord
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But why does it need to be changed with the input?I dunno. same reason we need(days since ()::sensing)Why do we need this?show timer::sensingNo support. Use a variable.
hide timer::sensing(days since 2000)
- DerpTrollWizrd
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because… reasons.But why does it need to be changed with the input?I dunno. same reason we need(days since ()::sensing)Why do we need this?show timer::sensingNo support. Use a variable.
hide timer::sensing(days since 2000)
- DaSpudLord
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Scratcher
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Yeah, that's why I don't support.because… reasons.But why does it need to be changed with the input?I dunno. same reason we need(days since ()::sensing)Why do we need this?show timer::sensingNo support. Use a variable.
hide timer::sensing(days since 2000)
- redgreenandblue
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Scratcher
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Oh, whoops. I forgot theAll of them would be in sensing.Yes, but they would be in different categories.This is a duplicate but I support! Also, you should look at this: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/201279/?page=2#post-2018629 It has the rules to block suggesting. (it isn't a sticky but these are still real rules)Since these are only 3 blocks, I guess it's fine.(days since ()::operators)If they were in the same category then that would be fine.
show timer::sensing
hide timer::sensing
(My 100th Post!)(days since 2000)
(timer)
(days since 2000)was operators.
My bad
- DerpTrollWizrd
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uuhhh… it's sensing actually…Oh, whoops. I forgot theAll of them would be in sensing.Yes, but they would be in different categories.This is a duplicate but I support! Also, you should look at this: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/201279/?page=2#post-2018629 It has the rules to block suggesting. (it isn't a sticky but these are still real rules)Since these are only 3 blocks, I guess it's fine.(days since ()::operators)If they were in the same category then that would be fine.
show timer::sensing
hide timer::sensing
(My 100th Post!)(days since 2000)
(timer)(days since 2000)was operators.
My bad
- ProjectMaker59
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(days since () :: sensing) // duplicate but support
show timer :: sensing // there's a workaround, no support sorry
hide timer :: sensing // there's a workaround, no support sorry
// the workarounds is in my project
- Paddle2See
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Scratch Team
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It looks like this is a duplicate topic of this one over here so I'll close it to keep the conversation all in one place.
Please use the existing topic in the link above.
Please use the existing topic in the link above.
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