(costume name)

(costume name)

when green flag clicked
if <(costume name ) = []> then
hide

end

jay11vad wrote:

I need

(costume name)

.
I would use it like this:

when green flag clicked
if <(costume name ) = []> then
hide

end

Is there an alternative way because I can' find any other way.?

jay11vad wrote:

What do I do instead of this: because this is not a real block???
'

when costume switches to [ v]

???

or:
'

If costume switches to [ v]

jay11vad wrote:

What do I do instead of this: because this is not a real block???
'

when costume switches to [ v]

???

or:
'

If costume switches to [ v]

if <(costume [name v] ::looks) = [random costume lol]> then

end

jay11vad wrote:

Also this:

If [ left-up v] pressed together then 

if <<key [ v] pressed?> and <key [ v] pressed?>> then

end

Makey Makey icon|when (left up v) pressed in order ::pen hat

bjmoore2007 wrote:

codinglah wrote:

bjmoore2007 wrote:

can i sugest an block ? it takes 2 or more lists and one var and it compares how many letters each word has from all items in an list if the var is an sentence it breaks it down into words this would be really helpfull in making an chatroom that bans on bad language or then requires u to us savechat it could be an basic AI block that could be implemented into scratch if developers feel like it

Actually, cloud chatrooms are not allowed on Scratch. But yes, I think that would be useful. A workaround would be:

when green flag clicked
set [counter v] to (1)
repeat (length of (sentence))
if <(item (counter) of (sentence)) = [ ]> then
set [length v] to (length of (word))
add (length) to [lengths v]
add (word) to [words v]
change [counter v] by (1)
if <(words) contains (bad words :: list)?> then
say [Oops! A bad word is detected. Please re-phrase your sentence.]
stop [this script v]
end
else
set [word v] to (join (word) (item (counter) of (sentence)))
change [counter v] by (1)
end
end

thx i will try this sometime in an chatbot maibe ? actually you could use this to detect the category an word is in like greetings info jokes fun and so on

LionOte wrote:

You want a

previous costume :: looks

block? Yeah, something like that would be better in the Suggestions category. Try posting there.

Here's a simple workaround:

switch costume to ((costume #) - (1))

when green flag clicked
switch costume to ((costume #) / (2))

jay11vad wrote:

This:

switch costume to [((costume name) - (1)) v]

…Only works once. I did try that but I've got 29 costumes for my sprite. It was on ‘flying cat 1’ and it did work - when I pressed space it went to ‘black cat’ - which was good, but then when I pressed space again, it did not switch to the costume ‘white cat’. Is there another solution?

switch costume to ((costume #) - (1))

switch costume to ((costume #) + (1))

GamerMarcus646 wrote:

Name all of your sprites numbers. For example: name costume 1 “1” and costume 2 “2”. Use the code below to switch to the previous costume.

switch costume to ((costume #) - (1))

Next costume:

switch costume to ((costume #) + (1))

Monna-Uka wrote:

GamerMarcus646 wrote:

Name all of your sprites numbers. For example: name costume 1 “1” and costume 2 “2”. Use the code below to switch to the previous costume.

switch costume to ((costume #) - (1))

Next costume:

switch costume to ((costume #) + (1))

Not necessary.

jay11vad wrote:

…not one that is stuck in one place

(current [ v])

jay11vad wrote:

What do I do instead of this: because this is not a real block???

when costume switches to [ v]

If costume switches to [ v]

forever
if <(costume [name v] :: looks) = [cat]> then
...
end
end

(pick random ((1) + (1)) to ((10) - (1)))//random between 1 and 10
(pick random ((var1) + (1)) to ((var2) - (1)))//random between var1 and var2

switch costume to ((costume [name v] :: looks) - (1))

StampDanFan wrote:

Sorry, but currently, Scratch can't bring you to another scratch project using code,
or apply code to multiple sprites. You could request these in the “Requests forum”.

For the pick random of two numbers block, you could use a workaround, like making a list of the two numbers, and picking a random one:

(item (pick random (1) to (2)) of [list v] :: list) 

Hope this helped.

((number 1) + ((pick random (0) to (1)) * ((number 2) - (number 1))))

create (15) clones of [ sprite3v]

jay11vad wrote:

I found this block in a project:

create [15] clones of [ sprite3 v] :: control

Is this a hack block?

Ihatr wrote:

jay11vad wrote:

I found this block in a project:

create [15] clones of [ sprite3 v] :: control

Is this a hack block?

Where is the project?