How to hack your own magic custom blocks

cwkgavin367

when [ (join [move () steps] [(join [move () steps] [(join [move () steps] [(join [move () steps] [move () steps])])])])] key pressed

cwkgavin367

move (move (move () steps) steps) steps

cwkgavin367

move (move (move (move (move (move (move (move (move (move (move () steps) steps) steps) steps) steps) steps) steps) steps) steps) steps) steps

cwkgavin367

i had a question but its hard to explain

Last edited by cwkgavin367 (Sept. 20, 2014 15:49:42)

cwkgavin367

NobleReign

bullelk12 wrote:
botcrusher wrote:
DCPU-16 wrote:
SFollis wrote:
botcrusher wrote:
thanks! and you win!
yeah it is easy, all you do is input a join block for strings to be there.
Yep, you can literally put any reporter block in there and it will work as intended. A join block would even let you slip any block in with the editor, nice idea!

:' D
you guys didn't show the
item (1) of (variable) block,
so after mucking around with the code from the block you did give me, and with the item of list block i managed to hack it!
my first scratch hack, i feel so proud

Nice, xD. You can do some REALLY weird things. One time, I stuck a command block into a boolean slot , no joking

DO THAT. SHARE IT.

colorfulrainbow12

I can't be bothereed.

Feathercrown

Magnie wrote:
learnegy wrote:
Lightnin wrote:
I wouldn't mind at all if this was being done only with downloaded, local projects. But these are public, shared ones, that people are likely to “see inside”. Any thoughts on the issue?
Perhaps, Scratch could just detect and label projects that use non-standard blocks, inputs, etc. Over time, you could track the use of various hacks and use the data as input when considering new features to implement in future versions.
A brilliant idea to finding the highest priority features and blocks. I support this.

I agree. Also, could you make a “open url” block? I bet you could, which would be really cool.

Tropic

Feathercrown wrote:
Magnie wrote:
learnegy wrote:
Lightnin wrote:
I wouldn't mind at all if this was being done only with downloaded, local projects. But these are public, shared ones, that people are likely to “see inside”. Any thoughts on the issue?
Perhaps, Scratch could just detect and label projects that use non-standard blocks, inputs, etc. Over time, you could track the use of various hacks and use the data as input when considering new features to implement in future versions.
A brilliant idea to finding the highest priority features and blocks. I support this.
I agree. Also, could you make a “open url” block? I bet you could, which would be really cool.

I agree with @learnegy

But I don't think a “open url” block would be that good since it may link to inappropriate websites. But maybe you can use the list of websites in the forums and make it only possible to link to websites that has been checked that they're secure?

awesomeness01

Feathercrown wrote:
Magnie wrote:
learnegy wrote:
Lightnin wrote:
I wouldn't mind at all if this was being done only with downloaded, local projects. But these are public, shared ones, that people are likely to “see inside”. Any thoughts on the issue?
Perhaps, Scratch could just detect and label projects that use non-standard blocks, inputs, etc. Over time, you could track the use of various hacks and use the data as input when considering new features to implement in future versions.
A brilliant idea to finding the highest priority features and blocks. I support this.
I agree. Also, could you make a “open url” block? I bet you could, which would be really cool.

This is possible with experimental extensions, see the wiki page about them.

cwkgavin367

move (move () steps) steps

cwkgavin367

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kvackkvack

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:
I just discovered a much easier way to hack custom blocks. It's easy, even newbs can do it. No downloading/JSON-editing required.

Click “make a block”
Type the %-thing directly into the name
Enjoy your hacked block!

This doesn't work at all for me! Nor does the original post…

I follow the instructions EXACTLY, and it works until I am supposed to make it into a sb2 file. I can change it, but once I open the project, it's the same as before

Can someone please make a video tutorial on this, because I would be SO happy if someone did! Thanks.

wizzwizz4

( [#0F0] )

Wouldn't these be cool blocks, especially if

<(Blend [#0F0] and [#00F]) = ( [#0FF] )

returned true?

Oh, and by the way, does anybody know how to get

the [#F23] thing

with % notation?

Last edited by wizzwizz4 (Oct. 27, 2014 14:41:31)

kvackkvack

OK, now it works, but when I insert it into Scratch i get the error message:
“The project failed to load and the Scratch Team has been notified”

cwkgavin367

look at this project for cool scripts http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/33732648/#editor/

kvackkvack

cwkgavin367 wrote:
look at this project for cool scripts http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/33732648/#editor/

The project's not shared.

cwkgavin367

kvackkvack wrote:
cwkgavin367 wrote:
look at this project for cool scripts http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/33732648/#editor/
The project's not shared.

now it is

cwkgavin367

nothing is here

Last edited by cwkgavin367 (Nov. 11, 2014 19:02:57)

kvackkvack

cwkgavin367 wrote:
kvackkvack wrote:
cwkgavin367 wrote:
look at this project for cool scripts http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/33732648/#editor/
The project's not shared.
now it is

Cool, but it does not appear to be working

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