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- Dy155
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Scratcher
98 posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
Why not change the stack blocks to C blocks, Hat blocks, or Cap blocks? I don't like putting in regular stack blocks!
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that os
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- SilverEye
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Scratcher
48 posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
You mean like custom blocks for C blocks, hat blocks, reporters, etc.? Support.
- -Cherri-
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
I don't get what you're saying, could you be a bit clearer? ^^;; 
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Last edited by -Cherri- (Nov. 21, 2015 00:02:34)
- Dy155
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Scratcher
98 posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
You mean like custom blocks for C blocks, hat blocks, reporters, etc.? Support.Yep
- -Io-
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
I don't get what you're saying, could you be a bit clearer? ^^;;
augh 60 sec rule whyy
custom c block :: cstart custom
:: cend
custom hat block :: hat custom
custom cap block :: cap custom
- Custom C blocks: Sorry but this block would need an extra block to run the content inside
- Custom Hat blocks: What would they listen to? How would you choose what do they listen to? Would they work like “if”?
- Custom Cap blocks: These are unnecessary. What the cap does is stop any extra blocks after it, often used when no blocks after it will ever run and to make new Scratchers not ask why aren't the blocks after it executing. Not much new Scratchers use custom blocks anyways.
- DaSpudLord
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
Support for custom c blocks, no support for custom hats- how would you define when it started? I would just recommend putting a wait block under a green flag script. No support for custom caps, as you don't really need them- just don't put anything under the custom block.
- gamebeater187
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
means
this :: custom cstart
^^^ ::custom cend
this :: custom hat
and this :: custom cap
- Dy155
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Scratcher
98 posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
meansthis :: custom cstart
^^^ ::custom cend
this :: custom hat
and this :: custom cap
when @stop clicked :: custom hat
- monstermash3
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
C blocks: There are repeat and if then blocks. Which are you referring to?
Hat blocks: No support, use booleans.
Cap blocks: What is an example? I know what cap blocks are, but what would be an example of a custom cap?
Hat blocks: No support, use booleans.
Cap blocks: What is an example? I know what cap blocks are, but what would be an example of a custom cap?
- Zekrom01
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
Support for:
define (custom boolean) //this is for a boolean
report <> ::custom //both should be connected with no way of disconnecting
//Example:
define (high score detected) /
report <(your score) > (high score)> ::custom
if (high score detected ::custom) then
...
end
- cs293450
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
I want to put custom block shapes, palettes, and inputs too!
- Sheep_maker
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
On another topic
That pretty much sums up my wishes for Scratch.
Support for custom reporters and booleans, and block inputs for stack blocks to make custom C-blocks, which I explained here. Also support for “return” blocks for the reporters and booleans.Also support for more types of inputs, being able to drag reporter blocks into boolean slots, and allowing booleans and reporters to be dragged into all dropdowns.
That pretty much sums up my wishes for Scratch.
- cs293450
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Custom C blocks, Hat Blocks, and cap blocks
Why not change the stack blocks to C blocks, Hat blocks, or Cap blocks? I don't like putting in regular stack blocks!I don't know what you're talking about here…hello::custom hat
there::custom cstart
that os::custom cap
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