bump

oh look second page

mmm

So here:

[ v] [ v] lists ::list

parameter 1: show or hide
parameter 2: what lists
then same for variables

This would be very useful to have in my game.

This can be very useful for projects with a lot of variables, as pretty much none of them will be shown. I don’t really like the idea of a tick box, but a block sounds nice. Good idea!

Bump

hide variable [All v]

Instead of it’s own block

I support

GameKlikk_Studios wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

hide variable [All v]

Instead of it’s own block

I support

Good idea. I support this idea as well.

this would also not work for “this sprite only” if they are outside of the sprite

But what if you have a variable named all? Well this could be listed above all the other variables like the “rename” and “delete” options

Yea know

Why not

set [All v] to [0]
change [All v] by (1)

Too

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

(#29)

set [All v] to [0]
change [All v] by (1)

Too

But what if theres a variable named all in use?

Knightbot63 wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

(#29)

set [All v] to [0]
change [All v] by (1)

Too

But what if theres a variable named all in use?

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

GameKlikk_Studios wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

hide variable [All v]

Instead of it’s own block

I support

Good idea. I support this idea as well.

this would also not work for “this sprite only” if they are outside of the sprite

But what if you have a variable named all? Well this could be listed above all the other variables like the “rename” and “delete” options

Yea know

Why not

set [All v] to [0]
change [All v] by (1)

Too

It could also just be called
“All variables”

You can edit the JSON!
1. Drag a hide variable block into the code
2. Save the project to your computer.
3. Find the downloaded file and change the file extension to “.zip”.
4. Extract all (If needed)
5. Find the “project.json” file in the compressed folder
6. Right click and click on “Open with…” and select “Notepad”
7. Find the block opcode (data_hidevariable) in the json and change the dropdown text to “”.
8. Save it and change the folder back to “.sb3” file extension.
9. Load the .sb3 file.
10. You're done!
Hope this helped!
It'll look like this:

hide variable [ v]

Knightbot63 wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

(#29)

set [All v] to [0]
change [All v] by (1)

Too

But what if theres a variable named all in use?

Who would want to name a variable that
Anyways there is a suggestion for a block:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/881652/