I made a project where a sprite would ask something to the user. For any word except “run”, it will add the word to the list. If the user enters the word “run”, it will hide the list and stop the loop (in order to stop asking questions). Although hiding the list works, stopping the loop doesn't.

I used this block in the pink custom block:

stop [other scripts in sprite v]

The other sprites have no function.

I found the issue and it is a bit weird.

The stop “other scripts in sprite” does not work in custom blocks.
Using stop “all” works though.

I am not sure what you want to do about this. You'll need to find some sort of alternative.

awesome-llama wrote:

I found the issue and it is a bit weird.

The stop “other scripts in sprite” does not work in custom blocks.
Using stop “all” works though.

I am not sure what you want to do about this. You'll need to find some sort of alternative.

Yes you're right I had this problem !

I used a variable to fix it, but is there a way I can stick with this?:

stop [other scripts in sprite v]

I think it would be better to do this:

when green flag clicked
hide
show list [Code v]
delete all of [Code v] :: list
forever
ask [Enter something] and wait
add (answer) to [Code v]
if <(answer) = [run]> then
hide list [Code v]
stop [this script v]
end
end

You don't need the custom block.
Hope this helps

donotforgetmycode wrote:

I think it would be better to do this:
[scratchblockssnip]
You don't need the custom block.
Hope this helps

In the future, the code in the custom block might become quite complex and a custom block would help organise it better. Right now, I used a variable to check it. Thanks for helping.


(I should report it as a bug)