2005200439 wrote:

A block “Bounce” and not “If on edge, bounce” :

bounce:: motion

A blocks who know the number of connections in a project for an user :

(connections in this projects for [LeGnocchi]:: sensing)

A block who not wait after a question :

Ask [What's your name?]:: sensing

A variable who know the motion of the mouse pointer :

(speed of mouse pointer:: sensing)

Change the block “round” to we have the choice of the Numbers after the comma :

(round (7.25) to [tenths v]:: operators)

A block who set a sprite to a layer :

go to the layer (2):: looks

Suggestion from @MaximeThiel
I'm suggesting a new block to be implemented.
I am pretty sure that everyone already knows this:

stop all sounds

But wouldn't the block

stop sound [ v] :: sound

also be practical, in some cases?

2 replies

Suggestion from @2005200439
There should be a button named “Under renovation”, when a published project is being maintained, whether it's to fix bugs or add new things. It could be near the “Work in progress” button, and it could let users know why the project isn't working or why there is a bug.

needs clarification
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Suggestion from @2005200439
New block ideas:

((...) [first v] [letters v] de [Something]:: operators)

((...) [last v] elements of [list v]:: list)

This would be useful to avoid:

(join (join (join (join (join [] []) []) []) []) [])

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Music suggestions!

Suggestion from @orlan03
For noteblocks, it would be useful if there were chords:

Play notes (...)(...)(...) at the same time for (0.5) beats ::sound

2 replies

Edit by NTB: actually, doesn't this have a simple workaround? Just thought of a system

Suggestion from @Itharius
More than chords, I'd like it if we could play a certain frequence

Play (...) hertz for (...) beats :: sound

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Suggestion from @2005200439
A variable that knows the speed of the mouse pointer :

(speed of mouse pointer:: sensing)

A “round to” block where we can round up to a certain amount of digits (not very clear)

(round (7.25) to [tenths v]:: operators)

needs clarification

A block that sets a sprite to a layer :

go to the layer (2):: looks

New styles of pen (eraser, pencil…) :

set style of pen to [eraser v]:: pen

An event block :

when <>:: events :: hat

Others keys :

<key [& v] pressed?>

<key [+ v] pressed?>

<key [ctrl v] pressed?>

etc…

Variables for look effects:

(effect [ghost v]:: looks)

A variable who know the place of a letter in a word :

(place of [e] in [Hello]:: operators)

A block who set all scripts, sounds (or others) on “pause”, then on “play” :

set [all scripts v] on [pause v]:: control

Suggestion from @bidulule
Maybe we could have an option where we could change the sound between stereo and mono?

Suggestion from @AK_Scratcher_54
New emoticons, for example a cat's head like -_- or a smiling cat with a drop of falling sweat (^ - ^ ') or a tired cat.

2005200439 wrote:

A block “Bounce” and not “If on edge, bounce” :

bounce:: motion

2005200439 wrote:

A block who not wait after a question :

Ask [What's your name?]:: sensing

2005200439 wrote:

A variable who know the motion of the mouse pointer :

(speed of mouse pointer:: sensing)

2005200439 wrote:

Change the block “round” to we have the choice of the Numbers after the comma :

(round (7.25) to [tenths v]:: operators)

round (1.2345) to (10) ::custom

define round (#) to (decimal)

2005200439 wrote:

A block who set a sprite to a layer :

go to the layer (2):: looks

Suggestion from @2005200439
There should be a button named “Under renovation”, when a published project is being maintained, whether it's to fix bugs or add new things. It could be near the “Work in progress” button, and it could let users know why the project isn't working or why there is a bug.

Za-Chary wrote:

Suggestion from @2005200439
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Isn't this what the “Draft” button essentially does on a project? Or is there something else that I'm missing here?

StrangeMagic32 wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

Suggestion from @2005200439
-snip-

Isn't this what the “Draft” button essentially does on a project? Or is there something else that I'm missing here?

I think they are suggesting that there are 2 options, either you can do “Under renovation” or “Draft”. Under renovation would be for released projects that aren't in beta or alpha, but you're fixing some bugs you found. Draft would be for beta or alpha projects. I could be wrong though.

NilsTheBest wrote:

I think he meant that “draft” is for like, when the project is not done, but “under renovation” is when you're just fixing a little bug or adding new thing real quick. (perhaps could be useful for example if there's a featured project and someone's making a real quick change… so they don't have like a billion “it's not working” comments? It's not clear I agree..)

Za-Chary wrote:

How many replies per suggestion are you looking for?

Suggestion from @MaximeThiel
I'm suggesting a new block to be implemented.
I am pretty sure that everyone already knows this:

stop all sounds

But wouldn't the block

stop sound [ v] :: sound

also be practical, in some cases?

Suggestion from @2005200439
New block ideas:

((...) [first v] [letters v] de [Something]:: operators)

((...) [last v] elements of [list v]:: list)

This would be useful to avoid:

(join (join (join (join (join [] []) []) []) []) [])

Suggestion from @orlan03
For noteblocks, it would be useful if there were chords:

Play notes (...)(...)(...) at the same time for (0.5) beats ::sound

Suggestion from @Itharius
More than chords, I'd like it if we could play a certain frequence

Play (...) hertz for (...) beats :: sound

Za-Chary wrote:

Play notes (...)(...)(...) at the same time for (0.5) beats ::sound

Support. There is a workaround with broadcasts, but an intuitive way to set up chords could be nice. However, thinking of this system might be tough. What if I want two notes to be played at once? What if I want four? Some sort of system would need to be created that could easily work — I don't think playing exactly three notes at a time would be ideal.

Play [... v] notes (...)(...) at the same time for (0.5) beats ::sound

Play [4 v] notes (...)(...)(...)(...) at the same time for (0.5) beats ::sound

NilsTheBest wrote:

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Suggestion from @bidulule
Maybe we could have an option where we could change the sound between stereo and mono?

NilsTheBest wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

Play notes (...)(...)(...) at the same time for (0.5) beats ::sound

Support. There is a workaround with broadcasts, but an intuitive way to set up chords could be nice. However, thinking of this system might be tough. What if I want two notes to be played at once? What if I want four? Some sort of system would need to be created that could easily work — I don't think playing exactly three notes at a time would be ideal.

So more like this?

Play [... v] notes (...)(...) at the same time for (0.5) beats ::sound

Play [4 v] notes (...)(...)(...)(...) at the same time for (0.5) beats ::sound

etc.

Play notes (...)(...) ⬅ ➡ for (0.5) beats ::sound

birdoftheday wrote:

There is also another way to format it:

Play notes (...)(...) ⬅ ➡ for (0.5) beats ::sound

Where those arrows add/remove an input. Blocks like this exist in Snap (snap.berkeley.edu) but since the Scratch Team has not had any in Scratch yet I don’t think it’s going to happen.

Loquax wrote:

When we add an audio, we can chose stereo or mono.

NilsTheBest, yesterday, wrote:

Suggestion from @bidulule
Maybe we could have an option where we could change the sound between stereo and mono?

AK_Scratcher_54 wrote:

New emoticons, for example a jaded cat's head like -_-, a cat's head that smiles with a drop of falling sweat (^ - ^ ‘) or a cat’s head showing that he's tired.