define (reporter <boolean1>)

How about this?

define Gamer5656000
haseth no lyfe :: #eeea22
follow:: [@sunsetcat and @bonit497] :: #ff67ab
alt acc of @shadowstar757 (also original) :: #542300

define <if(n)=(n)>
Hi guys!

Ok ignore the ‘hi guys’ part.

define Gamer5656000
haseth no lyfe :: #eeea22
follow:: [@sunsetcat and @bonit497] :: #ff67ab
alt acc of @shadowstar757 (also original) :: #542300

define (if[buckbeak]=true)
change [kiyo v] by (3)

JSYK, ‘buckbeak’ and ‘kiyo’ are just examples.

define Gamer5656000
haseth no lyfe :: #eeea22
follow:: [@sunsetcat and @bonit497] :: #ff67ab
alt acc of @shadowstar757 (also original) :: #542300

AG143_c wrote:

ArchieApple247 wrote:

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LOL

How do you make black and gray blocks???

define Gamer5656000
haseth no lyfe :: #eeea22
follow:: [@sunsetcat and @bonit497] :: #ff67ab
alt acc of @shadowstar757 (also original) :: #542300

gamer5656000 wrote:

AG143_c wrote:

ArchieApple247 wrote:

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LOL

How do you make black and gray blocks???

I think you should stop spamming this topic

Greenduck54 wrote:

gamer5656000 wrote:

AG143_c wrote:

ArchieApple247 wrote:

—————————————————————————————

LOL

How do you make black and gray blocks???

I think you should stop spamming this topic

ok i will.

define Gamer5656000
haseth no lyfe :: #eeea22
follow:: [@sunsetcat and @bonit497] :: #ff67ab
alt acc of @shadowstar757 (also original) :: #542300

0_o

gamer5656000 wrote:

define (reporter <boolean1>)

How about this?

You can do reporters in a define block now (in scratchblocks).

define (number) ^ (power) :: reporter 9370DB
// drop the parentheses and add :: reporter
report [] :: control cap

why there isn't an

 (join [hello] [world]) 

string?

nostickykeys wrote:

why there isn't an

 (join [hello] [world]) 

string?

I am sure there is. Check again. Might be under another tab.

((づ｡◕‿‿◕｡::sensing)づ::sensing) // This is "Mini-Bloky". He protects my signature from the kumquats!

when gf clicked :: #B46200
vector :: #C56B00
scratch :: #DA8B00
blocks! :: control

It's in the strings section.

nostickykeys wrote:

why there isn't an

 (join [hello] [world]) 

string?

var temp=document.title;document.head.innerHTML="";document.title=temp;

This is amazing…
Do you think you could add F1-12 and Ctrl, Alt, Shift to the keypress block(s)?

I'd suggest adding a block like

log () ()

as that might help when it comes to complex math.

._.

All signatures stand guard against kumquats.

jgdoesscratch wrote:

I'd suggest adding a block like

log () ()

as that might help when it comes to complex math.

Then it might be

log () () > name: [log1]::operators
(log name: [log1] item: [1 v] ::operators)
clear log name: [log1]::operators

It works like the lists but might be good for maths.

((づ｡◕‿‿◕｡::sensing)づ::sensing) // This is "Mini-Bloky". He protects my signature from the kumquats!

when gf clicked :: #B46200
vector :: #C56B00
scratch :: #DA8B00
blocks! :: control

Penguin5664 wrote:

jgdoesscratch wrote:

I'd suggest adding a block like

log () ()

as that might help when it comes to complex math.

Then it might be

log () () > name: [log1]::operators
(log name: [log1] item: [1 v] ::operators)
clear log name: [log1]::operators

It works like the lists but might be good for maths.

I'm thinking that he means

(log base (10) of (100)::operators)

The website is offline: http://blue.gwiddle.co.uk/

Sandro318 wrote:

The website is offline: http://blue.gwiddle.co.uk/

?

My Suggestion is one of Saveable Portability. I suggest the ability to port not the editor itself, but the .sb2 file as other kinds of files.
I am personally and particularly interested in the ability to save a scratch project as a .apk file or some sort of file runnable natively from within Android without the constant need of internet connection (meaning you can download once and use it forever after when you want even if internet is out).

So yea … porting .sb (1, 2, or 3) directly into a native Android .apk file.
It would be even better to add signing of the file directly too but maybe that is asking too much.

If I knew enough about coding, I would do it myself, but sadly I am just not that advanced yet at any of it and trying to convert the files has been a real pain. Phosphorus and Sulfurous work way too slow AND they seem to require constant use of the internet to keep the file running. I made some sort of hybrid app abomination that took forever to load on Android (when it even worked), and this was just for a really small project I used to test it with.
So I need a better solution or I am going to have to re-code everything in Sketchware (which I am not even sure if it can do everything Scratch does), or wait even longer as I begin to learn Java and then re-code everything in that.

I am looking into finding a way to just port a .sb2 file along with an HTML Scratch player (without the editor) and somehow have it auto-load and run the .sb2 file while offline; all the while in the guise of an .apk file (if all that is even possible) so it can be loaded onto an app store. But I do not know what I am doing. And there is noone to help me with this. So it is a struggle and I may end up giving up and being stuck with a program that I do not particularly like which is a bit harder to use than Scratch and uses an odd bit of form filling instead of a free form canvas as it should be, and that program is known as Sketchware. I do not even know how to make one image look in the direction of another yet in that and am not certain if it even has the ability to make it happen, so even then, I may have to keep searching or get to downloading like 5 things just to begin learning to code in Java. Ugh, why is everything always so difficult and messy just to even get started?

Gdevelop is my last option, and it seems ok and may be easy enough to use, but I am not entirely sure about it, and even then I will have to download several other programs that I do not know how to use just to convert the file to Android. So yea …. conversion of Scratch project files into signed .apk files (or at least .apk that can later be signed) is my suggestion.

Hi, i have a question: the project created with Blue can work on Scratch online ?