When (var) key pressed hacked hat block

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I need a hat block like the one up in the subject. Thanks.

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__init__ wrote:
Don't get a Chromebook in the first place. I think I'd rather have a Commodore 64.
if <[Well played.] = [1]> then
Slow clap.

end

MrVanderzee

Like this?

when [any v] key pressed
if <(variable) = [a]> then
say [do something]
end
if <(variable) = [b]> then
say [do something else]
end
if <(variable) = [c]> then
say [do something different]
end

etc…..?

Mole_Gaming

I believe you're looking for this?

when (var) key pressed

I can't figure out how to make this, but I'm pretty sure it's possible.

am can program above good

asivi

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/112026291/
Sorry, it isn´t that you want but the sort of mod you want doesn't work with events' blocks.

Last edited by asivi (May 31, 2016 18:14:42)

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Mole_Gaming wrote:
I believe you're looking for this?
when (var) key pressed
I can't figure out how to make this, but I'm pretty sure it's possible.

Yes, thats exactly what I need!

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__init__ wrote:
Don't get a Chromebook in the first place. I think I'd rather have a Commodore 64.
if <[Well played.] = [1]> then
Slow clap.

end

Paperbagged

asivi wrote:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/112026291/
Sorry, it isn´t that you want but the sort of mod you want doesn't work with events' blocks.

I actually have a modded block like that in my backpack. I tried it once, but it didn't work. I tried doing

when green flag clicked
if key var pressed then
broadcast pay out
set var to b    
end

    
end

Kind of like that, my post was rushed, so you guys get the idea xD

Last edited by Paperbagged (May 31, 2016 18:35:44)

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__init__ wrote:
Don't get a Chromebook in the first place. I think I'd rather have a Commodore 64.
if <[Well played.] = [1]> then
Slow clap.

end

Paperbagged

MrVanderzee wrote:

Like this?

when [any v] key pressed
if <(variable) = [a]> then
say [do something]
end
if <(variable) = [b]> then
say [do something else]
end
if <(variable) = [c]> then
say [do something different]
end

etc…..?

Yes! This is what I tried only the variable would change to b if the a key was pressed but it would lag to heck and not change the variable. Also I used when green flag pressed and a if key pressed var block. Bitcoin Billionaire Remake.

Last edited by Paperbagged (May 31, 2016 18:58:28)

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__init__ wrote:
Don't get a Chromebook in the first place. I think I'd rather have a Commodore 64.
if <[Well played.] = [1]> then
Slow clap.

end

MrVanderzee

How about:

when [any v] key pressed
if <(variable) = [a]> then
say [do something]
set [variable v] to [b]
stop [this script v]
end
if <(variable) = [b]> then
say [do something else]
set [variable v] to [c]
stop [this script v]
end
if <(variable) = [c]> then
say [do something different]
set [variable v] to [d]
stop [this script v]
end

Last edited by MrVanderzee (May 31, 2016 18:58:18)

Paperbagged

MrVanderzee wrote:

How about:

when [any v] key pressed
if <(variable) = [a]> then
say [do something]
set [variable v] to [b]
stop [this script v]
end
if <(variable) = [b]> then
say [do something else]
set [variable v] to [c]
stop [this script v]
end
if <(variable) = [c]> then
say [do something different]
set [variable v] to [d]
stop [this script v]
end

The user would have to type in abc order. Like key var pressed block

Last edited by Paperbagged (May 31, 2016 19:00:31)

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__init__ wrote:
Don't get a Chromebook in the first place. I think I'd rather have a Commodore 64.
if <[Well played.] = [1]> then
Slow clap.

end

drmcw

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/112041626/

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