Scratch 2.0 Mod by Davidkt

• Bubbles when you click on reporters (thanks so much, nXIII!)
  

LOOKS::hat looks
show all sprites::looks//Shows all sprites
hide all sprites::looks//Hides all sprites and deletes all clones
<showing?::looks>//Reports whether or not the sprite is showing
([color v] effect::looks)//Reports the selected graphic effect
previous costume::looks

CONTROL::hat control
delete all clones::control//Does exactly what you expect.
(clones::control)//Reports the total amount of clones.
for each [v v] in (10)::cstart control//Iterates through the number given with the given variable as the iterator
end
while <>::cstart control//The opposite of "repeat until".
end

FILES (new category)::hat motion
save [] to file as [file.txt]::motion//Pops up a save file dialog and saves the given text to a file with the default name given in the second argument.

TechZoid wrote:

What's djdolphins method?

davidkt wrote:

System fonts, yes definitely.
Custom reporters and booleans- yup.
Cloud lists- yes.
Cookie data- I don't know. I'll think about it.
Strings in all data- Yes.

fetchydog567 wrote:

Possibly going to be as good as BYOB

 
make [a variable]:: variables

move [a variable v] to x:() y:() :: variables // the [a variable v] bit accepts strings

(a variable v) :: variables // this block is shaped like a numerical reporter

(a list v) :: lists // this block is shaped like a numerical reporter and is a list block

Blueinkproductions wrote:

Could you add these blocks from Panther?

 
make [a variable]:: variables

move [a variable v] to x:() y:() :: variables // the [a variable v] bit accepts strings

(a variable v) :: variables // this block is shaped like a numerical reporter

(a list v) :: lists // this block is shaped like a numerical reporter and is a list block

Blueinkproductions wrote:

Could you add these blocks from Panther?

 
make [a variable]:: variables

move [a variable v] to x:() y:() :: variables // the [a variable v] bit accepts strings

(a variable v) :: variables // this block is shaped like a numerical reporter

(a list v) :: lists // this block is shaped like a numerical reporter and is a list block

 
make [a variable]:: variables IN A NORMAL 2.0 CUSTOM BLOCK