SFollis wrote:

botcrusher wrote:

thanks! and you win!

yeah it is easy, all you do is input a join block for strings to be there.

DCPU-16 wrote:

SFollis wrote:

botcrusher wrote:

thanks! and you win!

yeah it is easy, all you do is input a join block for strings to be there.

Yep, you can literally put any reporter block in there and it will work as intended. A join block would even let you slip any block in with the editor, nice idea!

botcrusher wrote:

DCPU-16 wrote:

SFollis wrote:

botcrusher wrote:

thanks! and you win!

yeah it is easy, all you do is input a join block for strings to be there.

Yep, you can literally put any reporter block in there and it will work as intended. A join block would even let you slip any block in with the editor, nice idea!

:' D
you guys didn't show the
item (1) of (variable) block,
so after mucking around with the code from the block you did give me, and with the item of list block i managed to hack it!
my first scratch hack, i feel so proud

botcrusher wrote:

DCPU-16 wrote:

SFollis wrote:

botcrusher wrote:

thanks! and you win!

yeah it is easy, all you do is input a join block for strings to be there.

Yep, you can literally put any reporter block in there and it will work as intended. A join block would even let you slip any block in with the editor, nice idea!

:' D
you guys didn't show the
item (1) of (variable) block,
so after mucking around with the code from the block you did give me, and with the item of list block i managed to hack it!
my first scratch hack, i feel so proud

YMIBANWAH wrote:

Here's a tip you can open json files directly in Eclipse and possibly other SDKs so that helps because it's hard to read in notepad.

SFollis wrote:

YMIBANWAH wrote:

Here's a tip you can open json files directly in Eclipse and possibly other SDKs so that helps because it's hard to read in notepad.

i have eclipse, but notepad should still work. But yes, if it doesn't work for notepad, good idea

bullelk12 wrote:

botcrusher wrote:

DCPU-16 wrote:

SFollis wrote:

botcrusher wrote:

thanks! and you win!

yeah it is easy, all you do is input a join block for strings to be there.

Yep, you can literally put any reporter block in there and it will work as intended. A join block would even let you slip any block in with the editor, nice idea!

:' D
you guys didn't show the
item (1) of (variable) block,
so after mucking around with the code from the block you did give me, and with the item of list block i managed to hack it!
my first scratch hack, i feel so proud

Nice, xD. You can do some REALLY weird things. One time, I stuck a command block into a boolean slot , no joking

letmethink wrote:

skeletonxf wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get a free text editor that supports the JSON text? My notepad can't read it XD

What version of notepad do you have?

MIne reads it fine. It just comes out as text which it is meant to.
What does your one do?

skeletonxf wrote:

letmethink wrote:

skeletonxf wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get a free text editor that supports the JSON text? My notepad can't read it XD

What version of notepad do you have?

MIne reads it fine. It just comes out as text which it is meant to.
What does your one do?

I have the default notepad from windows XP. By can't read I meant notepad flattened the code, so that it was all in 2 lines.

comp500 wrote:

skeletonxf wrote:

letmethink wrote:

skeletonxf wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get a free text editor that supports the JSON text? My notepad can't read it XD

What version of notepad do you have?

MIne reads it fine. It just comes out as text which it is meant to.
What does your one do?

I have the default notepad from windows XP. By can't read I meant notepad flattened the code, so that it was all in 2 lines.

turn off word wrap in the format menu, or turn it on i cant remember

cmot wrote:

comp500 wrote:

skeletonxf wrote:

letmethink wrote:

skeletonxf wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get a free text editor that supports the JSON text? My notepad can't read it XD

What version of notepad do you have?

MIne reads it fine. It just comes out as text which it is meant to.
What does your one do?

I have the default notepad from windows XP. By can't read I meant notepad flattened the code, so that it was all in 2 lines.

turn off word wrap in the format menu, or turn it on i cant remember

i'm pretty sure it's on.

SFollis wrote:

How do you open .json file? it doesn't have the ‘right program’ to view it.

machinespray wrote:

SFollis wrote:

How do you open .json file? it doesn't have the ‘right program’ to view it.

You can open it any text editor. I prefer wordpad.

machinespray wrote:

Is it possible to make reporters and booleans?

nathanprocks wrote:

If you hack the set variable block, you can use it to create new variables. There is no use for it though because you can't hack the variable reporter to allow input.