My Block Sugestions

Dankuk

I am Getting More And More Experienced In Scratch As I Learn And
Make New Things.A Few More Blocks In Scratch 2.1 Or 3.0 Will
Make Scratch More Flexible.Here Are Some Of My Suggestions:

A ‘When True’ Block May Help Many Scratchers And Fix A Bunch Of Problems:

when <> true ::category=Events

The_Scratch_Squad

I think this is a workaround-

forever
    
if <(A) = [true]> then
    ...
end

end

stickfire-test

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:
I think this is a workaround-
forever
    
if <(A) = [true]> then
    ...
end

end

^ use this.

There was a

when <> is true :: control hat

block in the Scratch beta, but it was removed in 1.0 because there was no way to stop it. Because of that and the easy workaround, I don't think they will ever add it again.

By the way, to make your block look right, use

when <> true :: events hat

the events sets the category and the hat sets the shape.

Last edited by stickfire-test (May 28, 2015 17:49:07)

DaSpudLord

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:
I think this is a workaround-
forever
    
if <(A) = [true]> then
    ...
end

end

No support because of this workaround.

mathsboy12

Can’t you use

when > (-1)

To make the if condition ALWAYS checked?
I support anyway.

MrFluffyPenguins

As previously said, there is an easy workaround for the

when <> true :: events hat

block.

TheAdriCoolManDude

Workaround:

You'll need a variable for this:

forever
 if <(foo) = [true]> then
  ...
 end
end

P.S. there are times where you need to replace the variable with something like

<((5) + (0)) = [5]>

Last edited by TheAdriCoolManDude (June 5, 2018 19:49:18)

BLOKBUSTR_GD

Dankuk wrote:
I am Getting More And More Experienced In Scratch As I Learn And
Make New Things.A Few More Blocks In Scratch 2.1 Or 3.0 Will
Make Scratch More Flexible.Here Are Some Of My Suggestions:

A ‘When True’ Block May Help Many Scratchers And Fix A Bunch Of Problems:
when <> true ::category=Events

Dude, there’s already if<>then blocks. That one is pretty much useless.

if <> then

end

MrFluffyPenguins

oh i know a workaround:

if <> then

end

^
|
|
Right there. Just that one block.

leapinleopardstar

old workaround:

forever if <> {
} :: control cap

new workaround:

forever
if <> then
end
end

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