coder_guy123 wrote:

I know private sharing is rejected, but how about easier collab by adding people to your project?

coder_guy123 wrote:

I know private sharing is rejected, but how about easier collab by adding people to your project?

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Endless-Ocean wrote:

Hi, I have an idea for a block.

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I didn't see this on the rejected list so I decided to suggest it. It's fine if you reject it, I guess it doesn't have much of a use anyway.

TOLORS wrote:

1.1
…“change the way the mouse pointer looks in a project”…

elliegirl2020 wrote:

i have a idea for a block making it easier to play multiplayer

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

TOLORS wrote:

1.1
…“change the way the mouse pointer looks in a project”…

Why's that rejected? A lot of OS simulators and general simulations could do with a change mouse-pointer block, like a pointer figure if someone's hovering over a button. FPS's could use a crosshair pointer. Help menus could use a “help” or “context menu” pointer. Loading programs could have a “loading” cursor. The list is endless.

CSS and PJS (if not JS) both have this property. I just don't understand how it would hurt.

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Overall, it just caused confusion. Plus, what if you made the mouse “look” like a blank sprite? It would be horrible.

interpret [Overall, it just caused confusion] :: operators stack
return [I'm sorry, I don't understand how it'd be confusing to be able to change the look of a cursor] :: control cap

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Overall, it just caused confusion. Plus, what if you made the mouse “look” like a blank sprite? It would be horrible.

1.

interpret [Overall, it just caused confusion] :: operators stack
return [I'm sorry, I don't understand how it'd be confusing to be able to change the look of a cursor] :: control cap

2. Well, you could only select a cursor from the list of cursors that css allows (excluding “none”)

when green flag clicked
forever
change mouse ID by (100) ::looks
end

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

It causes thousands of flickering mouse changes a second, which is very confusing.

when green flag clicked
forever
costume change
end

define costume change
repeat (100)
next costume
end

spocite wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

It causes thousands of flickering mouse changes a second, which is very confusing.

Imagine this:

when green flag clicked
forever
costume change
end

define costume change
repeat (100)
next costume
end

It would do the same thing; yet costumes are still allowed!
(“costume change” would obviously have the don't refresh thing on)

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

spocite wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

It causes thousands of flickering mouse changes a second, which is very confusing.

Imagine this:

when green flag clicked
forever
costume change
end

define costume change
repeat (100)
next costume
end

It would do the same thing; yet costumes are still allowed!
(“costume change” would obviously have the don't refresh thing on)

Yeah, but the mouse will follow you around wherever you go, unlike costumes. It'll get very annoying, too. Let's not forget that the mouse pointer thing can actually be used to trick someone into thinking they were hacked.

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

First of all, spocite made a good point. You can change costumes a bunch.

Second of all, the cursor changing effect would stop immediately when your mouse exited the canvas. I don't see how people would think they're hacked?