✰ ITopic: Complete List of Rejected Suggestions ✰

duckboycool

I think that would make it a bit harder to differentiate title from description. Maybe adding [big] for the numbers?

Example

1.Example rejected thing.
Blah, blah blah.

Edit: Nvm, the explanations are in quotes. I think that may be good.

Last edited by duckboycool (Feb. 19, 2017 02:41:24)

miniepicness

customhacker wrote:
Removed Features And Blocks

you forgot the “while” block

Last edited by miniepicness (Feb. 19, 2017 02:49:41)

customhacker

miniepicness wrote:
customhacker wrote:
Removed Features And Blocks
you forgot the “while” block

Please provide a link. I legit got all of those off the Wiki. (Yes, I used the word legit because I was too lazy to type the word “literally”)

miniepicness

customhacker wrote:
miniepicness wrote:
customhacker wrote:
Removed Features And Blocks
you forgot the “while” block
Please provide a link. I legit got all of those off the Wiki. (Yes, I used the word legit because I was too lazy to type the word “literally”)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/142093388/

(and also For each: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/63313634/#player)

Last edited by miniepicness (Feb. 19, 2017 03:00:20)

duckboycool

Trust me, it was a block, and it was removed.

There's also;

for each [v v] in (10){}::control

Link for the for each block and link for the while blcok.

Edit: Ninja'd, oh well, happens to everybody.

Last edited by duckboycool (Feb. 19, 2017 03:02:43)

miniepicness

duckboycool wrote:
Trust me, it was a block, and it was removed.

There's also;
for each [v v] in (10){}::control
Link for the for each block and link for the while blcok.

Edit: Ninja'd, oh well, happens to everybody.

XD

WolfCat67

duckboycool wrote:
Trust me, it was a block, and it was removed.

There's also;
for each [v v] in (10){}::control
Link for the for each block and link for the while blcok.

Edit: Ninja'd, oh well, happens to everybody.

What does the “Foreach” block do? I can't seem to figure it out. At first I thought it would detect how many of something appears in a string, but there is no “v” in “10” and it still works…

duckboycool

It is a repeat for an amount of time (measured in deciseconds), and change variable block. I don't really get it. It's affects also change based off of circumstances.

The workaround is;

reset timer
repeat until <(timer) > ((Input::grey) * (10))>
code::grey
change [Var v] by (-1)
end

or

set [Var v] to [0]
repeat (Input::grey)
code::grey
change [Var v] by (1)
end

Maybe it does other things, I honestly can't tell.

Last edited by duckboycool (Feb. 19, 2017 03:29:55)

miniepicness

WolfCat67 wrote:
duckboycool wrote:
Trust me, it was a block, and it was removed.

There's also;
for each [v v] in (10){}::control
Link for the for each block and link for the while blcok.

Edit: Ninja'd, oh well, happens to everybody.
What does the “Foreach” block do? I can't seem to figure it out. At first I thought it would detect how many of something appears in a string, but there is no “v” in “10” and it still works…

v is a variable

stickfiregames

WolfCat67 wrote:
duckboycool wrote:
Trust me, it was a block, and it was removed.

There's also;
for each [v v] in (10){}::control
Link for the for each block and link for the while blcok.

Edit: Ninja'd, oh well, happens to everybody.
What does the “Foreach” block do? I can't seem to figure it out. At first I thought it would detect how many of something appears in a string, but there is no “v” in “10” and it still works…

It's not actually a foreach, it's a for. It loops from 1 to 10 using the variable v as a counter.

set [v v] to [1]
repeat (10)
...
change [v v] by (1)
end

Last edited by stickfiregames (Feb. 19, 2017 12:11:18)

bigpuppy

OP/customhacker wrote:
There has been an agreement between jvvg, Paddle2See and I about this topic replacing the other one. It is described here. I couldn't get the exact link, but if you know how too, please do!

I got the link of the whole comment chain. The link below highlights the first comment, and therefore, all of the comments in the comment chain.
https://scratch.mit.edu/users/jvvg/#comments-31010613
Or if you want the link of Paddle2See saying “here's what we'd like to try…” Here it is:
https://scratch.mit.edu/users/jvvg/#comments-31183683

Last edited by bigpuppy (Feb. 19, 2017 14:43:40)

customhacker

bigpuppy wrote:
OP/customhacker wrote:
There has been an agreement between jvvg, Paddle2See and I about this topic replacing the other one. It is described here. I couldn't get the exact link, but if you know how too, please do!
I got the link of the whole comment chain. The link below highlights the first comment, and therefore, all of the comments in the comment chain.
https://scratch.mit.edu/users/jvvg/#comments-31010613
Or if you want the link of Paddle2See saying “here's what we'd like to try…” Here it is:
https://scratch.mit.edu/users/jvvg/#comments-31183683

Wow! How did you do that?

duckboycool

I believe that if you refresh over a comment, it will give you the link for it. Nope.

Last edited by duckboycool (Feb. 19, 2017 15:17:12)

bigpuppy

customhacker wrote:
bigpuppy wrote:
OP/customhacker wrote:
There has been an agreement between jvvg, Paddle2See and I about this topic replacing the other one. It is described here. I couldn't get the exact link, but if you know how too, please do!
I got the link of the whole comment chain. The link below highlights the first comment, and therefore, all of the comments in the comment chain.
https://scratch.mit.edu/users/jvvg/#comments-31010613
Or if you want the link of Paddle2See saying “here's what we'd like to try…” Here it is:
https://scratch.mit.edu/users/jvvg/#comments-31183683

Wow! How did you do that?

I have a tutorial for it here.

MathlyCat

WolfCat67 wrote:
duckboycool wrote:
Trust me, it was a block, and it was removed.

There's also;
for each [v v] in (10){}::control
Link for the for each block and link for the while blcok.

Edit: Ninja'd, oh well, happens to everybody.
What does the “Foreach” block do? I can't seem to figure it out. At first I thought it would detect how many of something appears in a string, but there is no “v” in “10” and it still works…

It's a for loop.

For every v in 10 basically means:

-V is your variable
-It will count by 1
-it loops 10 times

It's obviously not easy to understand.

stickfiregames

MathlyCat wrote:
WolfCat67 wrote:
duckboycool wrote:
Trust me, it was a block, and it was removed.

There's also;
for each [v v] in (10){}::control
Link for the for each block and link for the while blcok.

Edit: Ninja'd, oh well, happens to everybody.
What does the “Foreach” block do? I can't seem to figure it out. At first I thought it would detect how many of something appears in a string, but there is no “v” in “10” and it still works…
It's a for loop.

For every v in 10 basically means:

-V is your variable
-It will count by 1
-it loops 10 times

It's obviously not easy to understand.

It's not too hard, only 3 blocks:

set [v v] to [1]
repeat (10)
...
change [v v] by (1)

customhacker

What is the BBCode for the For Each Block? I am good at text BBCode, not this Scratch Block Extension!

stickfiregames

customhacker wrote:
What is the BBCode for the For Each Block? I am good at text BBCode, not this Scratch Block Extension!

for each [ v] in (10) {} :: control // or :: obsolete for how it looks now

You know you can quote posts to see the BBCode?

customhacker

Lol. I was asking about the code for it… cant figure it out. I know how to do it! ._. 60 Second Rule!

duckboycool

Here it is if you still need it.

[scratchblocks]
for each [ v] in (10) {} :: control
[/scratchblocks]

You need {} to make custom loops now. Inside them are the blocks.

Also, Adding Ranks above Scratcher and Banning Voice Acting need to be put on the rejected features list, they are only on the explanations list.

Last edited by duckboycool (March 4, 2017 22:20:41)

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