Changing Variable Colors

orinthian_soldier

do we also have to use clones for decorative variables?

orinthian_soldier

how to fix this?

when green flag clicked
forever
if <> then
<<[(temperature)] = [10]> or <(temperature) > [10]>>
end
end

coder2045

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

IronBit_Studios wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:
Not everything has a workaround

Yeah.

point towards [ v] // this is workaroundable if you make a custom point towards x: y: block

ask [] and wait //make the sprite say something and have an answer variable
(answer) //that variable
(timer) //sort of workaroundable by using variables
reset timer //set the timer variable you're using to 0
(current [ v])
(pick random () to ()) // use lists
(variable) //use a list
( list :: list) // complicated workaround, but use the item block
define 

clear //set pen size to 999 or draw white stuff all over the screen

Last edited by coder2045 (Jan. 2, 2020 20:19:57)

coder2045

ev3coolexit987654 wrote:
-Cherri- wrote:
This is a SUGGESTIONS forum. Everything has some workaround. This is for SUGGESTING features you think would make scratch a little easier. And I know it's impossible to notice, I don't have the sarcazm skillz, kay?
NOPE

There are no workarounds for if<>, if<>else, and a lot more.

if <> then
...

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if <> then 
...
  

else

end

MrFluffyPenguins

IronBit_Studios wrote:
How do you simulate color/ghost/mosaic/etc. without the blocks???

change color of sprite with different costumes for color effect
copy + paste sprite in different costumes and change size of copies for mosaic effect

hunochraties_

This sure does make the variables better.

Alzter

Making custom variable displays is more creative and infinitely more customizable than recolouring variable displays, and the variable displays are orange to signify that they're variables and it's not displaying something else like a timer or position.

Maarten_

Alzter wrote:
Making custom variable displays is more creative and infinitely more customizable than recolouring variable displays, and the variable displays are orange to signify that they're variables and it's not displaying something else like a timer or position.

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Nambaseking01

Maarten_ wrote:
necropostus ultimatus

Unless a post doesn't contribute to the discussion, necroposting doesn't exist in this forum.

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Interesting idea! It might be nice because it might expand on the creativity part on Scratch. Using red variables for HP, green for the HP of the bad guy, etc, etc…

sowut123

Support! I think that if your project had a color theme, you could easily make the reporter match up with your project, so if your project had a blue theme, the variables could be blue as well. It also open the door for other interesting things, like animations with variables.

1RatatoingFan

%100 agree

shutterma

pen up

DanTheScratchCrafter

Variable costumes.
That's all I'm sayin'.
Variable costumes.

backscratcher2007

I totally support that. Hope scratch team can do something about that.

-GentooPenguin-

If you want to change the colour or font of variable text, you can use a text engine or a score engine.
Here is my score engine!

scratchmaster295

If you want to, you could have sprites that have a consume for each digit 0-9.

AlexeyChub

75% Support. Most projects don't even display variables, so this would mostly be a feature people who are making a project, not watching one. It might also be mildly confusing when there are variables that look exactly like some pre-colored reporters ( direction, loudness, x position, etc) This would be really useful for projects that do display variables, hence the 75%

ErxvY_14

documents

AlexeyChub

Bump

mrtbts

radu4000 wrote:
HEY, I FOUND OUT A SOLUTION!!!!! Shift click the “edit” button in the project editor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then select “edit block colors” and then select the category “data” and then edit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The watcher will also change!

this has been remove from scratch 3

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