[scratchblocks]when [timer v] > 10[/scratchblocks] block should not be restricted to just loudness, timer, and video

jupiterboy

duckboycool

Could you give examples of what you would add there?

Also, please don't blockspam.

WaffleChurro

This was what you meant, right?

Last edited by WaffleChurro (Feb. 3, 2017 06:30:19)

braxbroscratcher

I fail to see why we have that at all.

A universal

would suffice for most of the current hat blocks.

jupiterboy

WaffleChurro wrote:
This was what you meant, right?

no, I want it to happen the instant the thing hits that value and not repeat. and also we have when blocks for everything. a couple of them have workarounds themselves, such as (when this sprite clicked) and as you mentioned, (when (loudness) > 10

DAjit_15

What does this block do?

Charles12310

jupiterboy wrote:

I really think this block is useful:

Because then you can only send broadcasts to only certain sprites, which might be useful in some cases, like if you are trying to send a broadcast to a few sprites in a certain order and you want to do it with one broadcast and not a few:

What do you mean by this block:

Last edited by Charles12310 (Sept. 25, 2017 13:43:22)

DaEpikDude

It sounds like you're suggesting a “when <>” block, or at least it might as well be. That was in Scratch at one point, but it was removed (for some reason…).
In terms of adding variables and such to the when block, you can do this:

I support the broadcast extension, though.

Fupicat

I'm assuming CookiesAllTime is a variable. So you want an event block that works with variables. I think this is a good idea. Support.

walkcycle

and

combined with events, such as

or

looks like would do this.

jupiterboy wrote:
no, I want it to happen the instant the thing hits that value and not repeat.

Try above.

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