• ever said block
  this block you can put in the
  type of blocks like this
  

  if <ever said [hello]> then
  move (1) steps
  end

  than if a sprite says hello the block will activate and move 1 step
  next say effects
  you know what im talking about

concreeper123 wrote:

you know the say block
yeah that
i have a way to make it better

• ever said block
  this block you can put in the
  type of blocks like this
  

  if <ever said [hello]> then
  
  end

  next say effects
  you know what im talking about

• Workaround
  

  (list :: list)
  
  set [words to say v] to [example]
  say (words to say)
  add (words to say) to [list v]
  
  if <[list v] contains [example] ?> then
  …
  end

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:

concreeper123 wrote:

you know the say block
yeah that
i have a way to make it better

• ever said block
  this block you can put in the
  type of blocks like this
  

  if <ever said [hello]> then
  
  end

  next say effects
  you know what im talking about

• Workaround
  

  (list :: list)
  
  set [words to say v] to [example]
  say (words to say)
  add (words to say) to [list v]
  
  if <[list v] contains [example] ?> then
  …
  end

• well if you add it it would be a lot more easy
  

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

what is the use of this?…

concreeper123 wrote:

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

what is the use of this?…

heres mine although i joined in scratch 3.0 sorry
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/455868284/

define say (string)
add (string) to [said_words v]
say (string)

<[said_words v] contains [Hello!]>

qwertycodechamp90411 wrote:

No support, this will near never get used, and there’s an easy workaround: add everything you say to a list.

define say (string)
add (string) to [said_words v]
say (string)

<[said_words v] contains [Hello!]>[/quote]

say [that would just be confusing to new scratchers]