NuclearKitten64 wrote:

Why would you ever need this?

spidermanLOLL wrote:

If there was a When Stop sign clicked block, that would be defeating the purpose of the “stop” sign.

spidermanLOLL wrote:

If there was a When Stop sign clicked block, that would be defeating the purpose of the “stop” sign.

defeating? what if you want something to happen when it is clicked?

NeonG4 wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

snip

Then edit and clarify your post.
The stop sign doesn't exist because scratch team doesn't want the stop sign to have more than one purpose.
Does this answer your question?

ImmortalJelly13 wrote:

because it would make the green flag obsolete

NuclearKitten64 wrote:

Why would you ever need this?

Zydrolic wrote:

NuclearKitten64 wrote:

Why would you ever need this?

please dont discuss this
its rejected here

TheSmartMaker wrote:

Zydrolic wrote:

NuclearKitten64 wrote:

Why would you ever need this?

please dont discuss this
its rejected here

what is rejected here?

TheSmartMaker wrote:

NeonG4 wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

snip

Then edit and clarify your post.
The stop sign doesn't exist because scratch team doesn't want the stop sign to have more than one purpose.
Does this answer your question?

i mean, WHY?!

blablablahello wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

Zydrolic wrote:

NuclearKitten64 wrote:

Why would you ever need this?

please dont discuss this
its rejected here

what is rejected here?

The “When stop sign clicked” blocked. Please click on that link

TheSmartMaker wrote:

NeonG4 wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

snip

Then edit and clarify your post.
The stop sign doesn't exist because scratch team doesn't want the stop sign to have more than one purpose.
Does this answer your question?

i mean, WHY?!

Because its the STOP sign, not the “Do something” sign. A Stop sign is meant to stop things, so starting something instead would make no sense.

TheSmartMaker wrote:

ImmortalJelly13 wrote:

because it would make the green flag obsolete

what does “obsolete” mean?

Tophatted- wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

ImmortalJelly13 wrote:

because it would make the green flag obsolete

what does “obsolete” mean?

If the stop sign could start the project, what would be the point of the green flag? How could you stop the project? Why does there need to be two start buttons?

TheSmartMaker wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

ImmortalJelly13 wrote:

because it would make the green flag obsolete

what does “obsolete” mean?

If the stop sign could start the project, what would be the point of the green flag? How could you stop the project? Why does there need to be two start buttons?

no, you won't do the same code!

JacksterBobster wrote:

ACTUALLY! THERE IS A WAY TO!!
Okay in the “sensing” blocks (the light blue category), there is the “timer” and “reset timer” blocks.

Make a script like this.

when green flag clicked
forever
reset timer
end
when [timer v] > (1)
do whatever you need when stop is pressed

The timer is the only thing that continues after the stop is pressed, so if the timer is always at 0 when the project is running, then when it stops the second script will run.

Tophatted- wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

ImmortalJelly13 wrote:

because it would make the green flag obsolete

what does “obsolete” mean?

If the stop sign could start the project, what would be the point of the green flag? How could you stop the project? Why does there need to be two start buttons?

no, you won't do the same code!

You want two projects in one? Handy dandy workaround below

JacksterBobster wrote:

ACTUALLY! THERE IS A WAY TO!!
Okay in the “sensing” blocks (the light blue category), there is the “timer” and “reset timer” blocks.

Make a script like this.

when green flag clicked
forever
reset timer
end
when [timer v] > (1)
do whatever you need when stop is pressed

The timer is the only thing that continues after the stop is pressed, so if the timer is always at 0 when the project is running, then when it stops the second script will run.

TheSmartMaker wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

TheSmartMaker wrote:

ImmortalJelly13 wrote:

because it would make the green flag obsolete

what does “obsolete” mean?

If the stop sign could start the project, what would be the point of the green flag? How could you stop the project? Why does there need to be two start buttons?

no, you won't do the same code!

You want two projects in one? Handy dandy workaround below

JacksterBobster wrote:

ACTUALLY! THERE IS A WAY TO!!
Okay in the “sensing” blocks (the light blue category), there is the “timer” and “reset timer” blocks.

Make a script like this.

when green flag clicked
forever
reset timer
end
when [timer v] > (1)
do whatever you need when stop is pressed

The timer is the only thing that continues after the stop is pressed, so if the timer is always at 0 when the project is running, then when it stops the second script will run.

THERE IS NO TWO PROJECTS IN ONE!!!