Discuss Scratch
- Failord
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Scratcher
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Yeah. I never use broadcasts anymore. I prefer to have one extremely long script over a bunch of small scripts. Using this workaround, it helps make a bunch of scripts into one.
Broadcasts can be helpful when making a title sequence for a project. Use Green Flag to start the sequence, and when it's done, broadcast to start everything else up. But notice this doesn't need a new boolean, nor variables.

- dusty22
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Scratcher
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I want me that single-stepping back. It'd probably work pretty well in flash too. I remember in the 1.4 player it wasn't helpful because everything would freeze up because my scripts were so huge.
- OrcaCat
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Scratcher
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I want me that single-stepping back. It'd probably work pretty well in flash too. I remember in the 1.4 player it wasn't helpful because everything would freeze up because my scripts were so huge.+9001
- SuperJedi224
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Scratcher
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I want me that single-stepping back. It'd probably work pretty well in flash too. I remember in the 1.4 player it wasn't helpful because everything would freeze up because my scripts were so huge.Already on the list.
- dusty22
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Scratcher
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(Oops)
EDIT: Sorry, redundant post.
EDIT: Sorry, redundant post.
Last edited by dusty22 (June 12, 2013 13:30:31)
- 7734f
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Scratcher
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I want me that single-stepping back. It'd probably work pretty well in flash too. I remember in the 1.4 player it wasn't helpful because everything would freeze up because my scripts were so huge.+9001
I second that
(Pssst, it's over nine-thousand!)
- 7734f
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Scratcher
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14. **Images from http://internetometer.com/ should be allowed. Myself and, most likely, the other scratchers with internetometers, would like to be able to use them properly.**YUSYUSYUSYUSYUSYUS! +10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
- OrcaCat
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Scratcher
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That was intentionalI want me that single-stepping back. It'd probably work pretty well in flash too. I remember in the 1.4 player it wasn't helpful because everything would freeze up because my scripts were so huge.+9001
I second that
(Pssst, it's over nine-thousand!)

- 7734f
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Scratcher
500+ posts
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That was intentionalI want me that single-stepping back. It'd probably work pretty well in flash too. I remember in the 1.4 player it wasn't helpful because everything would freeze up because my scripts were so huge.+9001
I second that
(Pssst, it's over nine-thousand!)
I know.

Last edited by 7734f (June 1, 2013 01:01:15)
- Scratch12300
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Scratcher
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- Scratch12300
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Scratcher
500+ posts
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20. Say [] until <> block.You can use this:
say [string]
wait until <true>
say []
- SuperJedi224
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Scratcher
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Would you rather use one block or three? And it doesn't work with custom blocks because of the way they handle booleans.20. Say [] until <> block.You can use this:say [string]
wait until <true>
say []
- dusty22
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Scratcher
100+ posts
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That was intentionalI want me that single-stepping back. It'd probably work pretty well in flash too. I remember in the 1.4 player it wasn't helpful because everything would freeze up because my scripts were so huge.+9001
I second that
(Pssst, it's over nine-thousand!)
Why was removing single-stepping intentional?!
- ImagineIt
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Scratcher
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They mean the 9001 was intentional.That was intentionalI want me that single-stepping back. It'd probably work pretty well in flash too. I remember in the 1.4 player it wasn't helpful because everything would freeze up because my scripts were so huge.+9001
I second that
(Pssst, it's over nine-thousand!)
Why was removing single-stepping intentional?!
- Scratch12300
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Scratcher
500+ posts
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No, for the custom block it would look like this:Would you rather use one block or three? And it doesn't work with custom blocks because of the way they handle booleans.20. Say [] until <> block.You can use this:say [string]
wait until <true>
say []
define {say (string1) until <boolean1>}
say (string1)
wait until <boolean1>
say []- 247flashgames
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Scratcher
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I like two, five, seven, eight, nine, ten, twelve, sixteen, seventeen, nineteen, and twenty!
- SuperJedi224
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Scratcher
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Doesn't work. You know why? In Scratch 2.0, boolean inputs for custom blocks are preevaluated.No, for the custom block it would look like this:Would you rather use one block or three? And it doesn't work with custom blocks because of the way they handle booleans.20. Say [] until <> block.You can use this:say [string]
wait until <true>
say []define {say (string1) until <boolean1>}
say (string1)
wait until <boolean1>
say []









