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- DestroyerMCE
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Scratcher
34 posts
Color Variables
Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/how did you make that?
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.
Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/it doesn't seem to work in “touching color” blocks
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.
Last edited by DestroyerMCE (April 19, 2018 00:46:36)
- red_king_cyclops
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Color Variables
Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/how did you make that?
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/it doesn't seem to work in “touching color” blocks
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.
NitroCipher was able to make that block by hacking Scratch. That block is a hacked block.
- Galaxy_Boy89
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Scratcher
19 posts
Color Variables
when green flag clicked
(colour)=(orange)
set [colour] to [beige]
- FancyPanties30000
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Scratcher
33 posts
Color Variables
what? i am just searching how to make a slider variable that changes color effect to a sprite! 
say [ugh!]
Last edited by FancyPanties30000 (June 3, 2020 17:03:54)
- seriouslyscratchy1
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Color Variables
here is something they might add!
set [(foo) v] to [colour]
say [but it might not be here] for how long I talk secs
Last edited by seriouslyscratchy1 (July 17, 2020 11:41:52)
- Steve0Greatness
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Variables
idk if there's an older dupe but support!
set [foo v] to ( :: #000000)
- me-folow-u
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Scratcher
3 posts
Color Variables
Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.
Yes! I did it and it works! Thank you!
- carot800
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Scratcher
47 posts
Color Variables
Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.
That works in 2.0, but how to get in 3.0?
- DarthStorm_RKCE
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Scratcher
2 posts
Color Variables
Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/how do you do that in Scratch 3.0
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.
i can't set the variable to a color
define [var][color]^^^you cant set this to a color
- 10-InigoGarcia
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Scratcher
48 posts
Color Variables
Last edited by 10-InigoGarcia (March 19, 2021 18:43:11)
- 10-InigoGarcia
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Scratcher
48 posts
Color Variables
There is one variable that is a color!!! Go to this project:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/315757409/
Then click see inside and go to the “Working Blocks” sprite. Go to the last blocks and you will see a block like
set pen color to (), but with a BIG red circle. When you click on that red circle you can drag it and choose an other color because it is a variable. That´s all folks!
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/315757409/
Then click see inside and go to the “Working Blocks” sprite. Go to the last blocks and you will see a block like
set pen color to (), but with a BIG red circle. When you click on that red circle you can drag it and choose an other color because it is a variable. That´s all folks!
Last edited by 10-InigoGarcia (March 19, 2021 18:49:54)
- reallysoftuser
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Variables
There is one variable that is a color!!! Go to this project:How is that possible
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/315757409/
Then click see inside and go to the “Working Blocks” sprite. Go to the last blocks and you will see a block like
set pen color to (), but with a BIG red circle. When you click on that red circle you can drag it and choose an other color because it is a variable. That´s all folks!
- the2000
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Variables
Though Scratch 3.0 made most weird block hacking shenanigans impossible as far as I can tell, you can swap out block inputs like that with the engine. I've also seen the broadcast blocks and key pressed boolean hacked to have text inputs. Scratch 3.0 has “invisible reporters” which cannot usually be dragged out of their “host blocks” and manage certain inputs in order to get around an engine limitation.There is one variable that is a color!!! Go to this project:How is that possible
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/315757409/
Last edited by the2000 (March 19, 2021 19:42:48)
- han614698
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Variables
Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/A custom reporter doesn't fit in a dropdown.
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.
- p_CONMAN_q
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Scratcher
2 posts
Color Variables
Here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/155246726/umm… I don't think you can use it
This is a custom block that I made for just this purpose.set [variable v] to [#66dd44] ::custom
define set [var] to [color]
set (var) to (color)
If you do intend on using it, please drop some credit in the description.
