My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 137.0.0.0, No Flash version detected
uh… I went into my project, clicked the green flag, and how when I try to press the stop sign, nothing happens. I don't have any forever loops going, if that's relevant. It just wont stop for some reason.

iSCRATCH456 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 137.0.0.0, No Flash version detected
uh… I went into my project, clicked the green flag, and how when I try to press the stop sign, nothing happens. I don't have any forever loops going, if that's relevant. It just wont stop for some reason.

not really sure why, but if you have this block:

when [loudness v] > (10)

the project cannot be stopped even if the loudness or timer value is less than the number in the input

ispretty wrote:

iSCRATCH456 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 137.0.0.0, No Flash version detected
uh… I went into my project, clicked the green flag, and how when I try to press the stop sign, nothing happens. I don't have any forever loops going, if that's relevant. It just wont stop for some reason.

not really sure why, but if you have this block:

when [loudness v] > (10)

the project cannot be stopped even if the loudness or timer value is less than the number in the input

That block only fires up the project if you make a sound louder than that.

when [timer v] > (10)

michaeljackson1365 wrote:

ispretty wrote:

iSCRATCH456 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 137.0.0.0, No Flash version detected
uh… I went into my project, clicked the green flag, and how when I try to press the stop sign, nothing happens. I don't have any forever loops going, if that's relevant. It just wont stop for some reason.

not really sure why, but if you have this block:

when [loudness v] > (10)

the project cannot be stopped even if the loudness or timer value is less than the number in the input

That block only fires up the project if you make a sound louder than that.

when [timer v] > (10)

yes but the project still continues to run even if the block isn't firing

Are scripts still running after clicking the stop sign, or is just the green flag highighted?

If there is a

when [timer v] > (10)

or a

when ( v) pressed in order // or any other green hat block

in the project, then the green flag stays highlighted after clicking the stop sign. I think this is normal, and the stop sign should still stop all scripts (but the hat blocks might re-activate them later).
The green flag is highlighted because how these hat blocks work internally:

<{
when [timer v] \> (10)
do something::custom
}[\=]<{
when @greenFlag or @stopSign clicked::#008 hat
forever
wait until <(timer)\>(10)>
do something::custom
wait until <not <(timer)\>(10)>>
end
}::grey ring>::#fff ring>
[/scratchblocks][Why do I need two {/scratchblocks} tags]

nembence wrote:

Are scripts still running after clicking the stop sign, or is just the green flag highighted?

If there is a

when [timer v] > (10)

or a

when ( v) pressed in order // or any other green hat block

in the project, then the green flag stays highlighted after clicking the stop sign. I think this is normal, and the stop sign should still stop all scripts (but the hat blocks might re-activate them later).
The green flag is highlighted because how these hat blocks work internally:

<{
when [timer v] \> (10)
do something::custom
}[\=]<{
when @greenFlag or @stopSign clicked::#008 hat
forever
wait until <(timer)\>(10)>
do something::custom
wait until <not <(timer)\>(10)>>
end
}::grey ring>::#fff ring>
[/scratchblocks][Why do I need two {/scratchblocks} tags]

I didn't know that the extension blocks also did that.

It's not really normal (or at least necessary) for this to happen, as the workaround argument can also be made for the yellow key press block

<{
when [ v] key pressed
do something::custom
}[\=]<{
when @greenFlag licked::#008 hat
forever
wait until <key [... v] pressed?>
do something::custom
wait until <not <key [... v] pressed?>>
end
}::grey ring>::#fff ring>

and yet it doesn't keep the project running

ispretty wrote:

iSCRATCH456 wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 137.0.0.0, No Flash version detected
uh… I went into my project, clicked the green flag, and how when I try to press the stop sign, nothing happens. I don't have any forever loops going, if that's relevant. It just wont stop for some reason.

not really sure why, but if you have this block:

when [loudness v] > (10)

the project cannot be stopped even if the loudness or timer value is less than the number in the input

nembence wrote:

Are scripts still running after clicking the stop sign, or is just the green flag highighted?

If there is a

when [timer v] > (10)

or a

when ( v) pressed in order // or any other green hat block

in the project, then the green flag stays highlighted after clicking the stop sign. I think this is normal, and the stop sign should still stop all scripts (but the hat blocks might re-activate them later).
The green flag is highlighted because how these hat blocks work internally:

<{
when [timer v] \> (10)
do something::custom
}[\=]<{
when @greenFlag or @stopSign clicked::#008 hat
forever
wait until <(timer)\>(10)>
do something::custom
wait until <not <(timer)\>(10)>>
end
}::grey ring>::#fff ring>
[/scratchblocks][Why do I need two {/scratchblocks} tags]

Thank you to everyone for your help, I fixed it!