while <>{}//run stack blocks until boolean is false

for each [ v] in (){}//like the repeat block except counting in variable named in the first input

clear counter//sets the counter to 0

incr counter//changes the counter by 1

(noop ::)//returns the counter

(undefined ::)//returns the costume name

<loud?>//returns true if it is loud

you can get these here
the extensions for the <key [ v] pressed?> block are there too.
Here are some useful custom blocks in that project.

define previous costume
switch costume to [previous costume v]
define switch costume to(number)before last costume
switch costume to((1)-(number))
define random costume
switch costume to(1)before last costume//this swiches the costume to the last costume
switch costume to(pick random (1) to (costume #))

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Don't Forget:

Say nothing:: looks

Gabriel2900 wrote:

Don't Forget:

Say nothing:: looks

I only put in blocks that still function.

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A lot of these are workaround able like:

repeat until <not <>>

end

set [ v] to [0]
repeat until <(variable) = [...]>
...
change [ v] by (1)
end

set [ counter v] to [0]

change [counter v] by (1)
(counter)
([costume name v] of [ v]::sensing)
<(loudness) > [...]>

Gabriel2900 wrote:

A lot of these are workaround able:

repeat until <not <>>

end

All but one have some problems with workarounds though.

while<...>{
...
}

as

repeat until<not<...>>
...

works but the workaround for the “for each” block

set[variable v]to[0]
repeat(...::grey)
change[variable v]by(1)
...

doesn't work because the workaround does something difrent if the C-mouth changes the variable, counter doesn't interfere with any variables unlike using a variable, we don't know what the threshhold is for the “loud” block and the costume name block just has no workaround.

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