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- gdfsgdfsgdfg
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
yes
Read the op before commenting
it make the character shuts up without
ending
or
something
Read the op before commenting
Shut up for () secs :: looks
Shut up :: looks
it make the character shuts up without
say [] for (2) secsor
say []
ending
or
something
Last edited by gdfsgdfsgdfg (Dec. 31, 2022 02:17:52)
- lgrov44
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Shut up block
define Shut up for (Input) secondsDoes this help?
reset timer
repeat until <(Input) < (timer)>
say [] for () secs
end
Do/Say Something
Last edited by lgrov44 (Dec. 28, 2022 02:17:51)
- -Valtren-
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
say []
what about the secs one?
define shut up for (∞) seconds
say []
wait (∞) secs
Last edited by -Valtren- (Dec. 28, 2022 02:01:07)
- GIitchInTheMatrix
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
It overrides other say blocks, right?say []
what about the secs one?
- gdfsgdfsgdfg
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
say []
what about the secs one?define shut up for (∞) seconds
say []
wait (∞) secs
don't forget that it shuts up temporarily
so it will show messages after that
- -Valtren-
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
say []
what about the secs one?define shut up for (∞) seconds
say []
wait (∞) secs
don't forget that it shuts up temporarily
so it will show messages after that
define open up ()
set [thing to say v] to ()
say (thing to say)
define shut up for (∞) seconds
say []
wait (∞) secs
say (thing to say)
- Xcvfdd
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Shut up block
No support. The workarounds are easy. This would be a funny block to have though.
- SteveWilkos
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New Scratcher
7 posts
Shut up block
I don't support, sounds a bit rude and the workaround is too easy enough.
- OnTheCode99
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Shut up block
No support:
A. Disrespectful
B. Can be easily bypassed with “wait” or using a stop command, OR just not running any script on that sprite at the time you don’t want it to do anything.
Blocks that can be a workaround
wait () secs
wait until <>
stop [ v]
- Prince_Wolf1
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
I don't think saying why no support is needed…at all…
“shut up”?
“shut up”?
- supergamer10000
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
No support. The workarounds are easy. This would be a funny block to have though.No support. It's funny but not the most appropriate and practical thing, especially a teacher tells their students to use the block.
- Prince_Wolf1
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
“Ok students so after you put that put “shut up for 5 seconds” and then “say hi for 3 seconds” and then put “shut up”No support. The workarounds are easy. This would be a funny block to have though.No support. It's funny but not the most appropriate and practical thing, especially a teacher tells their students to use the block.
“Now students I want you too shut up it’s not a funny block at all 2nd graders”
Last edited by Prince_Wolf1 (Dec. 29, 2022 00:02:33)
- Winterium
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Scratcher
4 posts
Shut up block
This is unironically funny
But anyways no support, you can just do this
But anyways no support, you can just do this
say []
Last edited by Winterium (Dec. 29, 2022 00:12:10)
- k0d3rrr
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
-snip-More or less accurate but complicated workaround for ‘shut up for () seconds’:define open up ()
set [thing to say v] to ()
say (thing to say)
define shut up for (∞) seconds
say []
wait (∞) secs
say (thing to say)
define shut up for (%) seconds
set [tick v] to (0)
set [thing you were saying before v] to [...] // Optional variable; see above
repeat until <([floor v] of (tick)) = (%)>
say []
change [tick v] by ((1) / (30)) // Average frame rate for timer
wait (0) secs
end
set [tick v] to (%)
say (thing you were saying before) // Also optional
- Marc92020
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
the workaround is very, very simple
say [...]plus shut up doesnt sound like the kind of thing the st would put in a block
wait (...) secs
say []
- cs3866870
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Shut up block
If you want to do it temporarily, just do this example:
when green flag clicked
say [Hi]
wait (5.5) secs
say []
- PkmnQ
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Shut up block
This one is actually a good suggestion, semi-support, workaround is easy but also requires an extra variable