Shift key pressed?

TheSillyClown

when green flag clicked
forever
if <> then
<key [Shift v] pressed?>
end
end

TheSillyClown

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [Shift v] pressed?> then
...
end
end

TheSillyClown

yeah

imfh

Scratch does not support detecting the shift key. You can tell this by the fact that any key pressed does not say true when shift is pressed. It is however possible to detect characters such as !@#$%^&*() which are probably made using shift on your keyboard, like shown below.

<key [any v] pressed?> // This is true when enter is pressed, but not shift or backspace
<key (join [] [#]) pressed?> // A common way to detect keys like this

education-666

When Scratch 3.0 Came Scratch No Longer Supported The Shift Key

when green flag clicked
say [!The Shift Key Is Broken!]

BereketY

This discussion should help:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/374623/?page=1#post-3747374

20060705sean

TheSillyClown wrote:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <> then
<key [Shift v] pressed?>
end
end

DrGaming_92Games

20060705sean wrote:
TheSillyClown wrote:
when green flag clicked
forever
if <> then
<key [Shift v] pressed?>
end
end

Please don't spam on old posts

Onnk4967

Scratch does not support the

<key [shift v] pressed?>

block anymore. But the key enter block does work. To do the key enter block, drag in the

<key [whatever this is (it does not really matter) v] pressed?>

block. Save it and rename it (whatever you want).zip . Then, double click and open project.json. Go to the place where it says space and change to enter. Save it as (whatever you want).sb3 and go back to scratch. Load that file from your computer. For the easier way, do

<\key join [enter] []  pressed?>

LankyBox01

Onnk4967 wrote:
Scratch does not support the
<key [shift v] pressed?>
block anymore. But the key enter block does work. To do the key enter block, drag in the
<key [whatever this is (it does not really matter) v] pressed?>
block. Save it and rename it (whatever you want).zip . Then, double click and open project.json. Go to the place where it says space and change to enter. Save it as (whatever you want).sb3 and go back to scratch. Load that file from your computer. For the easier way, do
<\key join [enter] []  pressed?>

there's an easier way to do this,

<key (join [enter] []) pressed?>

trust me, i've tried it and it works!

CatCatcher10

i need to know how to use shifttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt but i cant

xuanrui2012

My profile
Scratch don’t support key “shift” you can use “enter”, “!”and etc …

<key (join [] [enter]) pressed?>

Scratch On!
Any question ask on my profile.

Last edited by xuanrui2012 (Aug. 18, 2021 23:28:51)

mr-BIG-snazzy

I will forevermore ask for this simple feature, I do not need to scroll sideways, I need to use my shift key…

GoldenSonicPlanet

if shift has so many use for editing… then why don't they add shift key??

cIoudyness

please don’t necropost - it sends old and closed topics up to the top, potentially pushing away topics of people that genuinely need help

it’s always a wonder how people can continually find old topics

MAR10_BR0_test

Ok, go here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/414716080/
and get the Turbowarp block. go in your projects and FORCE the user to use Turbowarp with the block so they can use shift.

Yusei-Fudo

MAR10_BR0_test wrote:
(#16)
and get the Turbowarp block. go in your projects and FORCE the user to use Turbowarp with the block so they can use shift.

I forget, does TurboWarp support shift?

Anyhow, the potential closest to detecting shift is Turbo Mode. A user would need to use Shift to enable Turbo Mode, so therefore, detect Turbo Mode, detect shift.

This is my project on detecting Turbo Mode: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/557988907/

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