Hello! This may not be an issue for most people but it kind of is for me. I am suggesting a block that looks like this:

only repeat ()
do something
end
define this block: it would be a loop block, like forever, but i dont know how to make one lol

No, this it not the repeat blank block. if it is isnt inside of a loop, than it is, but if it IS inside of a loop, then anything inside that block will be repeated like everything else, but only that many times. This is great if you want to make a large amount of clones, with one of them having a different costume. Maybe also a “repeat only at loop blank” would be helpful so it only starts looping after everything else has looped said times.

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What does this do? Is it just another repeat block?

repeat ()

end


repeat until <>

end

or

forever

end

If not, what exactly do you mean?

IndexErrorException wrote:

What does this do? Is it just another repeat block?

It would be put inside of a forever/repeat block, and anything within it would be a part of the loop, but only loop the amount of times clarified on this new block.

You mean the formatting like this?

only repeat () {

} :: control

Also, I really just don't see how this could be useful or how it'd work even after reading OP