Hello,
Is it possible to add a block like this:

stamp text [] :: pen

or like this:

print [] :: #009468

plus this block:

set font to [Helvetica v] :: pen

Please support so we don't have to use pen based text engines.

Semi-support.

There us a workaround for it but who cares im horrible at math lazy, too lazy to go through all that work.

gems89 wrote:

Semi-support.

There us a workaround for it but who cares im horrible at math lazy, too lazy to go through all that work.

Exactly why i want the block.

Duplicate

miniepicness wrote:

Duplicate

Of which post? Link please.

The duplicate is closed though, so I think this one is fine.

duckboycool wrote:

The duplicate is closed though, so I think this one is fine.

I think the duplicate was closed because it was a duplicate.

jromagnoli wrote:

duckboycool wrote:

The duplicate is closed though, so I think this one is fine.

I think the duplicate was closed because it was a duplicate.

All of this talk about duplicates is useless… if you have a duplicate topic then link it to the topic in question instead of complaining about people making them. Users new to the forums do not understand the conduct.

I actually think this is a pretty good idea. Generating text yourself isn't terribly mind-boggling but is indeed time consuming- and it's no fun making an engine for text over and over again. For new programmers, I could see this being a life saver. But I also question the application here in terms of how the block works.
Some more detail would be nice.

Icey29 wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

duckboycool wrote:

The duplicate is closed though, so I think this one is fine.

I think the duplicate was closed because it was a duplicate.

All of this talk about duplicates is useless… if you have a duplicate topic then link it to the topic in question instead of complaining about people making them. Users new to the forums do not understand the conduct.

I actually think this is a pretty good idea. Generating text yourself isn't terribly mind-boggling but is indeed time consuming- and it's no fun making an engine for text over and over again. For new programmers, I could see this being a life saver. But I also question the application here in terms of how the block works.
Some more detail would be nice.

I know, I can't find it though.
EDIT: Finally! https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/24080/

jromagnoli wrote:

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EDIT: Finally! https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/24080/

Awesome work finding the link! It does look like this is a duplicate topic so I'll close it to keep the conversation all in one place.

Please use the existing topic in the link above.