There is NO undo button

random-buildblocks

I just ruined my second latest project and I need to put scripts back

Scratch team please update scratch

Basic coding.

when green flag clicked // starts
forever // so that it will not stop detecting
if <(username) = [random-buildblocks]> then // to see if it is my account or not
broadcast [Start game v] // if its my username the game starts
  

else
say [This project is private] // the project will not start if it is a different account
stop [all v] // the game will stop
end
end

TurtleLegos

your question?

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ScolderCreations

The undo button is actually really easy to find: right click the scripts area, not the scripts itself, just the area, and then press undo. If you accidentally deleted a costume or sprite, you can restore it by pressing Edit, and then Restore.

random-buildblocks

ScolderCreations wrote:
The undo button is actually really easy to find: right click the scripts area, not the scripts itself, just the area, and then press undo. If you accidentally deleted a costume or sprite, you can restore it by pressing Edit, and then Restore.

thank you

Basic coding.

when green flag clicked // starts
forever // so that it will not stop detecting
if <(username) = [random-buildblocks]> then // to see if it is my account or not
broadcast [Start game v] // if its my username the game starts
  

else
say [This project is private] // the project will not start if it is a different account
stop [all v] // the game will stop
end
end

ScolderCreations

random-buildblocks wrote:
ScolderCreations wrote:
The undo button is actually really easy to find: right click the scripts area, not the scripts itself, just the area, and then press undo. If you accidentally deleted a costume or sprite, you can restore it by pressing Edit, and then Restore.
thank you

Glad to help. Is there anything else about this that you want to ask?

supergamer10000

You can also use Command+Z to undo. It usually works but sometimes it doesn't.

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D-ScratchNinja

Keeping backups of your projects can help. I usually download projects after I do some amount of updates, and also add “-bkp” to the one I've already saved if I made major changes, so I can go back a version if something didn't turn out good.

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Stag_

D-ScratchNinja wrote:
Keeping backups of your projects can help. I usually download projects after I do some amount of updates, and also add “-bkp” to the one I've already saved if I made major changes, so I can go back a version if something didn't turn out good.

Why would you add -bkp? Like what would that do? (this isn't off-topic as it's a follow up question related to answer, which IS allowed)

ScolderCreations

Stag_ wrote:
D-ScratchNinja wrote:
Keeping backups of your projects can help. I usually download projects after I do some amount of updates, and also add “-bkp” to the one I've already saved if I made major changes, so I can go back a version if something didn't turn out good.
Why would you add -bkp? Like what would that do? (this isn't off-topic as it's a follow up question related to answer, which IS allowed)

It's a human readable indicator that it is a back up.

Stag_

ScolderCreations wrote:
It's a human readable indicator that it is a back up.

Got it thanks!

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themakmal

True, they should add a undo button.

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Windowscreator7

supergamer10000 wrote:
You can also use Command+Z to undo. It usually works but sometimes it doesn't.[/quoteI
Or ctrl+z

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when green flag clicked

say [i like computers]

if <mouse is (yellow v)>  then
make a yellow project :: control
forever if <running (windows 11 v) :: control
make a blue project ::control
end

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Windowscreator7

Windowscreator7 wrote:
supergamer10000 wrote:
You can also use Command+Z to undo. It usually works but sometimes it doesn't.
Or ctrl+z

I am windowscreator7 I like scratch and windows i wish flash player was back

when green flag clicked

say [i like computers]

if <mouse is (yellow v)>  then
make a yellow project :: control
forever if <running (windows 11 v) :: control
make a blue project ::control
end

(o-o) // my evil kumpcat

(0-0) // he keeps away the kumpcat

My Featured Project (check my profile)

My second Featured Project (check my profile)

Whoops! you have reached the end of my signature or the real Our server is Scratch'ing its head
We couldn't find the page you're looking for. Check to make sure you've typed the url correctly.
You can try searching for what you're looking for here:https://scratch.mit.edu/search/projects?q= then click the search

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rookieking12

hello i wanna ask of how to make a undo button in ur scratch project

Last edited by rookieking12 (April 8, 2024 09:12:39)

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