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ErolTheDestroyer
Scratcher
36 posts

Previous Costume blocks

Hello there, fellow Scratchers. I am here about my channel becoming a meme channel Previous Costume blocks, something i have wanted for a long amount of time. It is easy to make a custom previous costume block, but many scratchers do/did not understand that (including me in the past) and I feel as if they should be made an official block.

Last edited by ErolTheDestroyer (Jan. 1, 2019 10:31:51)

ErolTheDestroyer
Scratcher
36 posts

Previous Costume blocks

Here is how to create a custom block for previous costume
define Previous Costume
((costume #) - (1))
switch costume to [ v]

Last edited by ErolTheDestroyer (Jan. 1, 2019 10:32:15)

XayCraft360
Scratcher
100+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

I'm pretty sure it's been added in 3.0
NilsTheBest
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

No support, due to it's really easy workaround.
Also, this is a duplicate of a duplicate of a duplicate of this.

Last edited by NilsTheBest (Jan. 1, 2019 14:49:55)

Za-Chary
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

XayCraft360 wrote:

I'm pretty sure it's been added in 3.0
It appears that it was not added in 3.0 (as of now), but the workaround is still simple enough.

Last edited by Za-Chary (Jan. 1, 2019 15:37:28)

Sheep_maker
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

I believe
switch costume to [previous costume v]
also works

You just need to make a costume named “previous costume,” set the block to it, then delete the costume. You can then backpack the block for future
-ShadowOfThePast-
Scratcher
100+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

Honestly, I'd just like the next costume block replaced with this:

[next v] costume :: looks // next, previous, first, last, and random are all options
StrangeMagic32
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

-ShadowOfThePast- wrote:

Honestly, I'd just like the next costume block replaced with this:

[next v] costume :: looks // next, previous, first, last, and random are all options
That's what we need.

Last edited by StrangeMagic32 (Jan. 1, 2019 23:17:31)

space_elephant
Scratcher
500+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

-ShadowOfThePast- wrote:

Honestly, I'd just like the next costume block replaced with this:

[next v] costume :: looks // next, previous, first, last, and random are all options
next costume//next

switch costume to[previous costume v]//previous, will not work if there is a costume named "previous costume"

switch costume to[1 v]//first, will not work if there is a costume named "1"

switch costume to[0 v]//last, will not work if there is a costume named "0"

switch costume to[0 v]//random, will not work if there is a costume whose name is a number
switch costume to(pick random(1)to(costume #))//between 0 and the number of costumes

Last edited by space_elephant (Jan. 2, 2019 08:09:27)

-ShadowOfThePast-
Scratcher
100+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

space_elephant wrote:

<snip>
I know about all of those workarounds.

A single block would be much more convenient, though, especially for people who don't.
space_elephant
Scratcher
500+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

-ShadowOfThePast- wrote:

space_elephant wrote:

<snip>
I know about all of those workarounds.

A single block would be much more convenient, though, especially for people who don't.
Very few suggested reporters are workaroundable.
Almost all stack blocks are.
BorisOMG1
Scratcher
3 posts

Previous Costume blocks

ErolTheDestroyer wrote:

Here is how to create a custom block for previous costume
define Previous Costume
((costume #) - (1))
switch costume to [ v]

I know. I tried but the ‘costume #’ block doesn't exit in 3.0 what do I do?

I also tried:

define Previous costume
costume number - 1

Last edited by BorisOMG1 (March 8, 2021 07:53:46)

BorisOMG1
Scratcher
3 posts

Previous Costume blocks

By the way guys, how do you make the blocks in the discussion?
the2000
Scratcher
1000+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

BorisOMG1 wrote:

ErolTheDestroyer wrote:

Here is how to create a custom block for previous costume
define Previous Costume
switch costume to ((costume #) - (1))
I know. I tried but the ‘costume #’ block doesn't exit in 3.0 what do I do?
It does. See the first example on the page.
sathvikrias
Scratcher
500+ posts

Previous Costume blocks

dupe

Last edited by sathvikrias (March 8, 2021 15:41:51)

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