Hello, peeps! Soph back here,with another suggestion that I feel should be added.Its the idea of a ‘previous costume’ button.now, sometimes i write things that are kinda like powerpoint slides,and i put the coding as follows:
When green flag clicked
Switch costume to costume 1

When right arrow key pressed
next costume

I wish there was a previous costume script because then you could flip back a costume is youre making a slide thing.I make a lot of ocs,so i make a slide for most of them explaining them and their story.You wont have to just stop the project and then flip back through again.If theres a ‘next costume’ script,i think it probably wont be that hard to add a ‘previous costume’ script.Let me know if you agree or have any suggestions for/related to this topic

~itssophieandbeardie

It is a bit strange that they have next costume, next backdrop, and previous backdrop, yet no previous costume block. Although there is this very easy workaround

switch costume to ((costume #) - (1))

This should be in the suggestions thread. However, you can go to the previous costume by using this:

switch costume to ((costume #) - (1)) 

Oh,thanks,guys
I dont really know how to use those ones,but since you gave me a picture not only did you solve my problem you gave me a picture showing me how to do it yeeee Thank you so much uwu

You might find this to be an interesting (and slightly ‘different’) way to get a ‘previous costume’ block…


https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/69273706/



(Note that it works in Scratch 3, too.)

LowNinja wrote:

define 
switch costume to [ wdv]
switch costume to [ wdv]
switch costume to [ vwd]
switch costume to [ wdv]
switch costume to [ wdv]
switch costume to [ wdv]
switch costume to [ wd]
switch costume to [ Coas##]

Please don't blockspam or necropost.

This also works:

switch costume to (join [previous costume] [])

WeNeedTheseBlocks wrote:

This also works:

switch costume to (join [previous costume] [])

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