legohero8 wrote:

I have a question. How do you say “When (enter) key pressed,”?
I know that there's blocks like this:

Or the other key press block:

But neither of those have an option to do the enter key.
Do you just use the “When (any) key pressed,” block and just hope the player pushes enter? Or do you say “When (any) key pressed,” and then say that if it's any of the arrow keys, numbers, or letters just make it not work?
You have to push enter (or just click the check) for these blocks:

That block uses the enter key.
Please help me. It would help a lot to know that, I would use it on many of my projects.

mmnagelia wrote:

legohero8 wrote:

I have a question. How do you say “When (enter) key pressed,”?
I know that there's blocks like this:

Or the other key press block:

But neither of those have an option to do the enter key.
Do you just use the “When (any) key pressed,” block and just hope the player pushes enter? Or do you say “When (any) key pressed,” and then say that if it's any of the arrow keys, numbers, or letters just make it not work?
You have to push enter (or just click the check) for these blocks:

That block uses the enter key.
Please help me. It would help a lot to know that, I would use it on many of my projects.

You can't detect just the enter key. In Scratch 2.0, there were a way using hack blocks, but now in Scratch 3.0, hacked blocks do not work anymore.

bsteichman wrote:

use the join block inside

legohero8 wrote:

I have a question. How do you say “When (enter) key pressed,”?
I know that there's blocks like this:

Or the other key press block:

But neither of those have an option to do the enter key.
Do you just use the “When (any) key pressed,” block and just hope the player pushes enter? Or do you say “When (any) key pressed,” and then say that if it's any of the arrow keys, numbers, or letters just make it not work?
You have to push enter (or just click the check) for these blocks:

That block uses the enter key.
Please help me. It would help a lot to know that, I would use it on many of my projects.

Yusei-Fudo wrote:

mmnagelia wrote:

legohero8 wrote:

I have a question. How do you say “When (enter) key pressed,”?
I know that there's blocks like this:

Or the other key press block:

But neither of those have an option to do the enter key.
Do you just use the “When (any) key pressed,” block and just hope the player pushes enter? Or do you say “When (any) key pressed,” and then say that if it's any of the arrow keys, numbers, or letters just make it not work?
You have to push enter (or just click the check) for these blocks:

That block uses the enter key.
Please help me. It would help a lot to know that, I would use it on many of my projects.

You can't detect just the enter key. In Scratch 2.0, there were a way using hack blocks, but now in Scratch 3.0, hacked blocks do not work anymore.

Yes however, we don't need to hack. There is a work-around.

You just need to be able to input “enter” in the area where you select which key is pressed. In fact, by using doing this, you can even detect these keys for example: !@#$%^&*(). Along with the other symbols.

Yusei-Fudo wrote:

mmnagelia wrote:

legohero8 wrote:

I have a question. How do you say “When (enter) key pressed,”?
I know that there's blocks like this:

Or the other key press block:

But neither of those have an option to do the enter key.
Do you just use the “When (any) key pressed,” block and just hope the player pushes enter? Or do you say “When (any) key pressed,” and then say that if it's any of the arrow keys, numbers, or letters just make it not work?
You have to push enter (or just click the check) for these blocks:

That block uses the enter key.
Please help me. It would help a lot to know that, I would use it on many of my projects.

You can't detect just the enter key. In Scratch 2.0, there were a way using hack blocks, but now in Scratch 3.0, hacked blocks do not work anymore.

Yes however, we don't need to hack. There is a work-around.

You just need to be able to input “enter” in the area where you select which key is pressed. In fact, by using doing this, you can even detect these keys for example: !@#$%^&*(). Along with the other symbols.

legohero8 wrote:

I have a question. How do you say “When (enter) key pressed,”?
I know that there's blocks like this:

Or the other key press block:

But neither of those have an option to do the enter key.
Do you just use the “When (any) key pressed,” block and just hope the player pushes enter? Or do you say “When (any) key pressed,” and then say that if it's any of the arrow keys, numbers, or letters just make it not work?
You have to push enter (or just click the check) for these blocks:

That block uses the enter key.
Please help me. It would help a lot to know that, I would use it on many of my projects.

Loveya23 wrote:

WE NEED

legohero8 wrote:

Yusei-Fudo wrote:

mmnagelia wrote:

legohero8 wrote:

I have a question. How do you say “When (enter) key pressed,”?
I know that there's blocks like this:

Or the other key press block:

But neither of those have an option to do the enter key.
Do you just use the “When (any) key pressed,” block and just hope the player pushes enter? Or do you say “When (any) key pressed,” and then say that if it's any of the arrow keys, numbers, or letters just make it not work?
You have to push enter (or just click the check) for these blocks:

That block uses the enter key.
Please help me. It would help a lot to know that, I would use it on many of my projects.

You can't detect just the enter key. In Scratch 2.0, there were a way using hack blocks, but now in Scratch 3.0, hacked blocks do not work anymore.

Yes however, we don't need to hack. There is a work-around.

You just need to be able to input “enter” in the area where you select which key is pressed. In fact, by using doing this, you can even detect these keys for example: !@#$%^&*(). Along with the other symbols.

Thanks so much! This works! I will give credit, this has helped a lot!

JasenC4Plays wrote:

I saw someone who had a sensing block with Key (enter) pressed? No Key (join (enter) ( ) ) pressed?