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veryyoungguy

The when project loaded block would allow “Title Screens” and other stuff like that.

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You can work around that with the When Green Flag Clicked block

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veryyoungguy

No you cannot. It will wait until the flag is clicked. I want it to start right away

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Then you can use this block:

when [timer v] > (-1)

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veryyoungguy

Oh. I never realized that. Thanks

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No problem

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Oh and don't forget

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firedrake969_test wrote:
Then you can use this block:
when [timer v] > (-1)

But you still have to click green flag. The flash player has to be clicked to gain focus and run the "when [timer v] > (-1)" block.

veryyoungguy

oh. so that's not gonna work

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Prepare the project before sharing it. Then it'll be prepared.

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I don't get it

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1234abcdcba4321 wrote:
Prepare the project before sharing it. Then it'll be prepared.

No, this is a suggestion for a block that runs as soon as the project loads.

I don't see how preparing your project before sharing is a workaround.

veryyoungguy

Uh… I said that

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Then, can you give me another use for this block?

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1234abcdcba4321 wrote:
Then, can you give me another use for this block?

Uh… if you want something to happen a certain time after the flag was clicked

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when gf clicked
wait () secs
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Try a different use.

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um idunno

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AonymousGuy wrote:
firedrake969_test wrote:
Then you can use this block:
when [timer v] > (-1)
But you still have to click green flag. The flash player has to be clicked to gain focus and run the "when [timer v] > (-1)" block.

Oh, ok. Didn't realize that.

Don't support, because it would force-run the project as soon as the Flash player loads, and there's ways to make your opening only run once via project set-up and variables.

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Really, show me

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