when I receive [start v]

the_coolest_coder wrote:

There are some blocks missing from scratch. Please post them here, and may someone review these.

My suggestions: There should be a <message(_____)received>. fits in boolean input. that way: if:<message(start)received>…
your suggestions?

<Message [ v] received :: sensing>

= jvvg (based on ST responses to other suggestions of this block wrote:

There is way too much ambiguity to how this would work. Would it return true of the broadcast was fired at any point since the project was created, since the green flag was clicked, since something else was broadcasted, etc.? If you really want to do something like this, instead just make a variable and set it to 1 and use the equals block.

when green flag clicked
set [broadcasted? v] to [0]
... :: after 

when I receive [event v]
set [broadcasted? v] to [1
... :: before]

send [ v] to x () y () :: variables

send [ v] to x () y () :: list

(x position of [ v] :: variables)

(y position of [ v] :: variables)

wait until I receive [ v] :: control

the_coolest_coder wrote:

also a hide all sprites block
that's an idea!

hide all sprites :: looks

TheAwesomeMaster wrote:

The first suggestion has a pretty easy workaround:

when I receive [start v]

As for the second suggestion, I'm not sure about my opinion yet.

delete this sprite::control
(shown)::looks


()=false::control

<shown>

pause this script::looks

resume this script::looks

delete all clones::control

set<the_coolest_coder>to<awesome gamer>::control
play<videogames>::motion

create clone of[]

the_coolest_coder wrote:

There are some blocks missing from scratch. Please post them here, and may someone review these.

My suggestions: There should be a <message(_____)received>. fits in boolean input. that way: if:<message(start)received>…
your suggestions?

the_coolest_coder wrote:

also a hide all sprites block
that's an idea!

ItchyCatIII wrote:

The blocks that I don't think have been rejected that I want are:

send [ v] to x () y () :: variables//We don't really need this, and it has been suggested a lot before.

send [ v] to x () y () :: list//Same

(x position of [ v] :: variables)//We already have
([x position v] of [sprite v])

(y position of [ v] :: variables)//We already have
([y position v] of [sprite v])

wait until I receive [ v] :: control//This is similar to the rejected block.

That block would wait for the event to be broadcasted after the waiting starts. If the script hadn't gotten to the wait until script, and the event was broadcasted, when it go to the wait script, it would have to wait for the event to be broadcasted again.

the_coolest_coder wrote:

how about:
delete this sprite

the_coolest_coder wrote:

how about

delete this sprite::control
(shown)::looks


()=false::control

the_coolest_coder wrote:

actually:

<shown>

the_coolest_coder wrote:

that <> input

show
set [shown v] to [true]

hide
set [shown v] to [false]

<not <>>

the_coolest_coder wrote:

or

pause this script::looks

resume this script::looks

the_coolest_coder wrote:

delete all clones::control

delete clone ()::control

the_coolest_coder wrote:

you should be able to do this:

create clone of[]
//scratchblocks tag closed by monstermash3

the_coolest_coder wrote:

creates a clone of a variable actually

the_coolest_coder wrote:

you should be able to do this:

create clone of[]
//scratchblocks tag closed by monstermash3 again

actually a create clone of variable

the_coolest_coder wrote:

oops

DaSpudLord wrote:

Please don't spam, even if it is your own thread. Also, please create a new topic for each new suggestion to keep things organized. Thanks!

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