right mouse click

dhuls

NMario84 wrote:
No support, here’s why:

First of all, Some mouse don’t even have second button. I remember some older Mac computer models only having 1 mouse button. Not sure if that’s still true today.

Secondly, In most windows computers, or most browsers(?) right clicking brings up a menu at the side of the mouse pointer, which can be a pain at times.

1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today
2. The right click menu behavior can be overridden.

NMario84

Okay then, well I guess technology has evolved since…. Not that it matters much anyway. We already have a left mouse click, so I don't see a reason for a right mouse click right now.

Roblox888i

Nothing is forever…

Last edited by Roblox888i (Aug. 8, 2023 19:05:51)

fox_creations

maybe some mockups?

i fully agree with the cneter blocks because turbowarp does also use it.

Fun_Cupcake_i82

NMario84 wrote:
No support, here’s why:

First of all, Some mouse don’t even have second button. I remember some older Mac computer models only having 1 mouse button. Not sure if that’s still true today.

I know someone already replied to this, but people who have those mice (I used to have one, absolutely AGES ago) can just use control-click. Just make sure that if Scratch adds a right-click functionality (which, let's face it: It REALLY should!!!!) it also responds to control-click!
Didn't have time to read this whole topic, so somebody might have already said this. :)

dave-alt-4

bump

AHypnoman

PATSATDAT wrote:
J4NKKY wrote:
stickfiregames wrote:
what if the user uses phone or tablet?
it will return true when they hold down their mouse

What if a game wants to detect a press? (Given that a <mouse down?> block essentially does that)

Last edited by AHypnoman (Nov. 18, 2021 07:21:32)

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AHypnoman

NMario84 wrote:
1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today

Trackpads are basically the same thing, and about 40% of people use one.

Last edited by AHypnoman (Nov. 18, 2021 07:19:43)

lapisi

AHypnoman wrote:
NMario84 wrote:
1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today
Trackpads are basically the same thing, and about 40% of people use one.

press with both fingers on the trackpad, it's not that hard

medians

lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
NMario84 wrote:
1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today
Trackpads are basically the same thing, and about 40% of people use one.
press with both fingers on the trackpad, it's not that hard

Good luck when your finger slides/slips

lolecksdeehaha

medians wrote:
lapisi wrote:
~snip~
Good luck when your finger slides/slips

make it not slip, it's not that hard

dave-alt-4

accidents always happen

medians

lolecksdeehaha wrote:
medians wrote:
lapisi wrote:
~snip~
Good luck when your finger slides/slips
make it not slip, it's not that hard

thats the joke.

Last edited by medians (Nov. 19, 2021 04:41:47)

AHypnoman

lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
NMario84 wrote:
1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today
Trackpads are basically the same thing, and about 40% of people use one.
press with both fingers on the trackpad, it's not that hard

I'd like you to try playing a video game with a trackpad instead of a mouse (Fortnite is a fine example). You might understand then why it's painful for trackpad users (Not literally painful of course, more mentally. something told me that someone would reply saying that).

Oh also using a trackpad on a Windows or Apple computer and 2 finger clicking has a very slight delay - not normally noticeable, but in games and such it's very obvious.

SomeoneOnThelnternet

FULL support. This would make games such as shooters 10x easier to play and make.

lapisi

AHypnoman wrote:
lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
NMario84 wrote:
1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today
Trackpads are basically the same thing, and about 40% of people use one.
press with both fingers on the trackpad, it's not that hard
I'd like you to try playing a video game with a trackpad instead of a mouse (Fortnite is a fine example). You might understand then why it's painful for trackpad users (Not literally painful of course, more mentally. something told me that someone would reply saying that).

Oh also using a trackpad on a Windows or Apple computer and 2 finger clicking has a very slight delay - not normally noticeable, but in games and such it's very obvious.

try without a keyboard, that's what mobile users have to deal with on Scratch projects that use key detecting blocks all the time

AHypnoman

lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
NMario84 wrote:
1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today
Trackpads are basically the same thing, and about 40% of people use one.
press with both fingers on the trackpad, it's not that hard
I'd like you to try playing a video game with a trackpad instead of a mouse (Fortnite is a fine example). You might understand then why it's painful for trackpad users (Not literally painful of course, more mentally. something told me that someone would reply saying that).

Oh also using a trackpad on a Windows or Apple computer and 2 finger clicking has a very slight delay - not normally noticeable, but in games and such it's very obvious.
try without a keyboard, that's what mobile users have to deal with on Scratch projects that use key detecting blocks all the time

Yes well, numbers matter too. Most Scratch users don't use mobile.

I meant that seriously by the way, I actually wanted you to try it.

Last edited by AHypnoman (Nov. 19, 2021 20:43:57)

PATSATDAT

AHypnoman wrote:
lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
NMario84 wrote:
1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today
Trackpads are basically the same thing, and about 40% of people use one.
press with both fingers on the trackpad, it's not that hard
I'd like you to try playing a video game with a trackpad instead of a mouse (Fortnite is a fine example). You might understand then why it's painful for trackpad users (Not literally painful of course, more mentally. something told me that someone would reply saying that).

Oh also using a trackpad on a Windows or Apple computer and 2 finger clicking has a very slight delay - not normally noticeable, but in games and such it's very obvious.
try without a keyboard, that's what mobile users have to deal with on Scratch projects that use key detecting blocks all the time
Yes well, numbers matter too. Most Scratch users don't use mobile.

I meant that seriously by the way, I actually wanted you to try it.

I've seen more people using mobile than trackpad

AHypnoman

PATSATDAT wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
lapisi wrote:
AHypnoman wrote:
NMario84 wrote:
1. I don't think anybody is still using those mice today
Trackpads are basically the same thing, and about 40% of people use one.
press with both fingers on the trackpad, it's not that hard
I'd like you to try playing a video game with a trackpad instead of a mouse (Fortnite is a fine example). You might understand then why it's painful for trackpad users (Not literally painful of course, more mentally. something told me that someone would reply saying that).

Oh also using a trackpad on a Windows or Apple computer and 2 finger clicking has a very slight delay - not normally noticeable, but in games and such it's very obvious.
try without a keyboard, that's what mobile users have to deal with on Scratch projects that use key detecting blocks all the time
Yes well, numbers matter too. Most Scratch users don't use mobile.

I meant that seriously by the way, I actually wanted you to try it.
I've seen more people using mobile than trackpad

Because people with trackpad aren’t screaming “I use trackpad”, however a mobile user will probably end up saying that they use mobile.

(For instance I’m using mobile right now but otherwise I use trackpad, which aside from this topic you would never have known).

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