I don't know if this was already suggested (I wouldn't be surprised), if it was, please link me to that forum and I'll close this.

Sometimes the scripts that some people have made aren't reliable because a project is complex, and has some unnoticeable amount of lag that differs from time to time and makes the Turbo Mode Detectors useless.
So I was wondering if maybe the ST could add a Turbo Mode Detection Block.

<turbo mode is [On v] :: sensing>

It would fit into an if - then statement like any other block.

Supporters:
12

I like it. Other scratchers have already made detectors.

-PRO- wrote:

I like it. Other scratchers have already made detectors.

So you support?

Support.

Bump

Bump x2

Bump x3
Need more supporters/non-supporters!

I support because this would be useful because not very experienced users can use this boolean, instead of doing it with other stuff, and likely to run into glitches (Well, not always)
EDIT: I made a turbo-mode-detector here. Just saying, after all, this IS a topic about turbo mode, is it not

Support.

Yeah, this would make it easier for new scratchers to detect.

if <turbo mode [on]> then
    
say [Turbo Mode is On!] for (2) secs
end

support

I don't support because it's not very useful.
Turbo Mode Detector


EDIT: Though it would be useful for new scratchers

support

XGamer01 wrote:

I don't support because it's not very useful.
Turbo Mode Detector


EDIT: Though it would be useful for new scratchers

As I said above, those don't work in complex projects because of the projects of very small amounts of lag that affects it greatly.

support! I've wanted to do it but I didn't know how so support! it'd help scratch a lot!

Support.

Bump x4

Oh well I'll stop bumping this.

I support, it could be used on games where you earn points for every second you are still alive, and the game could stop when it's on.

similar? http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/48552/?page=1#post-403485