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scratchcode1_2_3
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

(#374)
No support. Just use run without screen refresh.
wow i found young me, well i kinda support now, but still just use run without screen refresh

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scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

(#421)
No support, just use the custom block's run without screen refresh, It's basically the same thing.

what the heck i posted on this twice, 3 times if you count this time
i got dementia XD

Last edited by scratchcode1_2_3 (Dec. 29, 2024 23:02:14)

medians
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

(#374)
No support. Just use run without screen refresh.
wow i found young me, well i kinda support now, but still just use run without screen refresh
That can lag the project, and this would also allow for turbo mode on mobile (without having to enter the editor). Also, the annoying thing about that is that you have to create a custom block to do so.
scratchcode1_2_3
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

medians wrote:

(#443)

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

(#374)
No support. Just use run without screen refresh.
wow i found young me, well i kinda support now, but still just use run without screen refresh
That can lag the project, and this would also allow for turbo mode on mobile (without having to enter the editor). Also, the annoying thing about that is that you have to create a custom block to do so.
yeah you said the thing last year too, i think we're both getting demeninaai
medians
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

medians wrote:

(#443)

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

(#374)
No support. Just use run without screen refresh.
wow i found young me, well i kinda support now, but still just use run without screen refresh
That can lag the project, and this would also allow for turbo mode on mobile (without having to enter the editor). Also, the annoying thing about that is that you have to create a custom block to do so.
yeah you said the thing last year too, i think we're both getting demeninaai
Two of my points were not in my past post. Also, how am I supposed to remember some random post that I made 1 year ago out of 20,000+ posts?
Cool_kid092
Scratcher
500+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

support. then a user wouldnt have to go into the project and get their device completley blown to smitherines
medians
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

Bringing this topic up
medians
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

medians wrote:

Bringing this topic up
Olimon7661
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

medians wrote:

medians wrote:

Bringing this topic up
RAINWINGS_ARENT_LAZY
Scratcher
13 posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

there could also be like multiple options, like:

turn on [ v]

with options like turbo mode, fullscreen, and other poosible things! or it could be like this:

set turbo mode speed to []

so that you could control how fast the turbo mode speed is!

Last edited by RAINWINGS_ARENT_LAZY (July 12, 2025 12:44:08)

kkidslogin
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

RAINWINGS_ARENT_LAZY wrote:

(#450)
set turbo mode speed to []

so that you could control how fast the turbo mode speed is!
The point of Turbo Mode is to execute the code as fast as possible by ignoring “unnecessary” things like refreshing the screen. Its speed cannot be controlled unless you create an algorithm to purposely refresh the screen every number of cycles.
RAINWINGS_ARENT_LAZY
Scratcher
13 posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

kkidslogin wrote:

RAINWINGS_ARENT_LAZY wrote:

(#450)
set turbo mode speed to []

so that you could control how fast the turbo mode speed is!
The point of Turbo Mode is to execute the code as fast as possible by ignoring “unnecessary” things like refreshing the screen. Its speed cannot be controlled unless you create an algorithm to purposely refresh the screen every number of cycles.
ah, that makes sense
zbsmobile
Scratcher
40 posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

I think a turn on/off turbo mode block would be really helpful. Then people wouldn't have to manually turn it on if your code relies on it and the off part could help if it is useful just for part of your code.
It could just look something like this

set [ Turbo Mode] to [on]

Last edited by zbsmobile (Sept. 13, 2025 22:14:22)

tagrim123
Scratcher
500+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

medians wrote:

medians wrote:

Bringing this topic up
zbsmobile
Scratcher
40 posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

bump
da-ultimate-creater
Scratcher
100+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

Support. It would be easier and much more convenient to turn it on for the viewer instead of asking them to do it themselves.
zbsmobile
Scratcher
40 posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

bump
mtaka4
Scratcher
100+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

Olimon7661 wrote:

medians wrote:

medians wrote:

Bringing this topic up
Gamer_Logan819
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

i assume rapidly switching turbo mode on and off would be an extremely easy way to crash a browser or device. not tested, just a hypothesis
Toodchop
Scratcher
100+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

Support, it could be useful.

Last edited by Toodchop (Sept. 23, 2025 09:42:48)

Toodchop
Scratcher
100+ posts

Block: Turbo mode <on/off>

I can design the block:

set turbo mode to [on v] :: sensing

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