muellly wrote:

This has a workaround. Just make a broad cast named restart and in all the sprites you want to restart put stop all other scripts in sprite then what you would put when you want to restart/press the green flag. If your putting all the scripts from when you press the green flag into the restart broadcast then have one when green flag clicked block broadcast restart. You can also easily press the green flag.

when green flag clicked // the only time we use this block
broadcast [start v]

when I receive [start v] // acts as an alternative to when the project starts. If you want everything to restart, do not put anything in the "When
... // Green Flag Clicked" blocks then do your stuff after that.

...
broadcast [start v] // do this in a script to restart the project.

Nexus_HQ wrote:

It's coming in Scratch 3.0

stop [other scripts in sprite v]
broadcast [restart v]
do something
stop [this script v]

when I receive [restart v]
stop [other scripts in sprite v]
set [score v] to [0]
do something
stop [this script v]

ThatOneWeirdDude wrote:

I mean, you could just press the green flag again

define reset
set [score v] to [0]
go to x: (0) y: (0)
when green flag clicked
repeat (3)
game
reset
end

PH-zero wrote:

You can't just use

stop [all v]

because (logically) you can't put another block under this block.

if<not<>>then
stop [all v]
end

Nexus_HQ wrote:

It's coming in Scratch 3.0

mitchboy wrote:

Uh, I can see a problem with this:

when gf clicked
forever
restart [this script v]

when gf clicked
forever
restart :: events
end

[would be] :: control

when gf clicked
forever
end

when green flag clicked
broadcast [go v]
when I receive [go v]
...

Nexus_HQ wrote:

It's coming in Scratch 3.0

Fraziisa wrote:

hi