I don't know if it's called stacking, but when I tried to define a block it would define it and then execute the next block. It would be like the until done script. Does anyone know what I mean?

Would this help you?

repeat until <...>
Your Custom Block Here
end

Otherwise I don't exactly understand what you mean. Their is no way to stack the

define Your Custom Block Here

blocks.

Hope this helps

What do you mean by, “Why do we drive on parkways and park on driveways”? Sorry I'm not very good with phrases.

I mean that when I put the define block, the next block isn't executed until the defined block is over.

hmmm I guess it's not possible. I think it has to define the block and then goes on to the next.

myBlanketfortClub wrote:

I mean that when I put the define block, the next block isn't executed until the defined block is over.

It seems that on my computer: My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 12371.75.0, Chrome 77.0.3865.105, No Flash version detected
that does not seem to happen. Maybe it is your computer. Here is an example project that uses a define block and executes the next block right after: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/334216900/

Hope this helps

myBlanketfortClub wrote:

What do you mean by, “Why do we drive on parkways and park on driveways”? Sorry I'm not very good with phrases.

We drive our cars on PARKways and park our cars on DRIVEways Its opposites.

best-games-ever wrote:

myBlanketfortClub wrote:

I mean that when I put the define block, the next block isn't executed until the defined block is over.

It seems that on my computer: My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 12371.75.0, Chrome 77.0.3865.105, No Flash version detected
that does not seem to happen. Maybe it is your computer. Here is an example project that uses a define block and executes the next block right after: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/334216900/

um no for like a define block with a long execute time. For my instance, it's a forever loop in the define block but it had a wait time. I wanted that to happen when the block after that happened.

Share your project so we can see what is going on. Otherwise all we can do is guess

Okay I'll make a new so that only the define block.

Problem is that will not help us figure out how it is affecting other scripts in your project. But share away and we will do what we can.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/334218198/ here let's see with this project first.

As you see, he'll never meow, “hello!”

You have a forever loop on your define block. That block will never finish so the next set of blocks will never start. Best to use a a broadcast for that scenario. Not a broadcast and wait, you will get the same result. Just a standard broadcast block. That will initiate that code and move on to what is next.

Okay, I knew that I just wanted to know for with a define block. I'm new and my teacher wanted to see some define. Now I know that the next block will happen after the define block is executed.

Here is another way to use a define block with a broadcast. If you have to use a define with a forever in it, here is a different method to call it

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/334218850/