Ok I have seen that there's red broken blocks. I want to know how to get them. The red block is different with the custom block. So can someone say me, please?

I discovered a way to make a red block (though not a hat red block) without JSON-hacking. I'm not sure it saves, but here's a way to make a red block:

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1. Make a custom block with whatever name you want. It does not matter. Then click ‘OK’.



2. After you have made your custom block, open the editing panel for that block. Add the character % before the block name. % is the special character for Blocky, which Scratchblocks uses.





3. Click OK. Nothing will happen. Then click cancel. Find your now empty define function and drag from it, and a red block will appear. The block pallete will break, but there you have it, a red block.

I tried it. Looks like it broke scratch.

titila2020 wrote:

I tried it. Looks like it broke scratch.

Yeah, it will break the editor. And I don't think it'll save. But that's the only way I found to make a red block in Scratch without using hacked blocks.

Yeah. Thanks. I'll try.

Ok where do I drag the empty custom block?

titila2020 wrote:

Ok I have seen that there's red broken blocks. I want to know how to get them. The red block is different with the custom block. So can someone say me, please?

I have a project * this bloack

titila2020 wrote:

Ok where do I drag the empty custom block?

Drag it somewhere in the block area. Then this should happen:

Oh ok thanks!

Here's a little trick: try searching %15 in the Scratch search bar. It should replace the search with a space. The thing is, it's not actually a space- it's a different character that will break a custom block. If you copy the character, go into the editor, and name a custom block that, it will make a red block.

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