Scratch137 wrote:

(#20)
How about Shift+Enter? It's used by lots of messaging sites precisely because the Enter key is taken.

Or Ctrl+enter

Saw the post number a second too late to say king of the page without editing, but I'm the king of the page.

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

Scratch137 wrote:

(#20)
How about Shift+Enter? It's used by lots of messaging sites precisely because the Enter key is taken.

Or Ctrl+enter

Saw the post number a second too late to say king of the page without editing, but I'm the king of the page.

What if you don't have a keyboard

mysinginmonsters wrote:

starlightsparker wrote:

No, that may interfere with certain functionality, it should just be a newline block like in some mods:

newline::operators reporter
return/enter::operators reporter

Or just a block that says \n.

That would definitely confuse new scratchers. When you click it or set a variable to it, it would just show empty. There will be tons of kids wondering what this mysterious block does and how to use it.

I did not write that.

How about this then?

say [] @delInput @addInput ::looks

Every new input is a line.

medians wrote:

(#22)
What if you don't have a keyboard

Should have thought of that because I'm on mobile, but it's possible anyways, you just have the problem of getting a newline into scratch. So this suggestion is really suggesting an easy way to get a newline.

They COULD add an operators+ extension that has a newline block. Still very unlikely.

8to16 wrote:

(#13)
You can do this with hacked blocks
here's an example:https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1076436111/

Was I the only one who read this?

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

(#27)

8to16 wrote:

(#13)
You can do this with hacked blocks
here's an example:https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1076436111/

Was I the only one who read this?

No, but that's not really a solution. Hacked blocks aren't super accessible to most users.

Scratch137 wrote:

(#28)
Hacked blocks aren't super accessible to most users.

Just open a project with one and backpack it! Also, I guess my point was this is really just suggesting a newline block.

blubby4 wrote:

You can do this already! Just put your cursor to the right of this bracket: [
], then press shift+right arrow, then copy. now you can paste it into the string, or into a variable, and it will work with the say block.

This doesn't work, all linebreaks will be converted to spaces.