Recently, I was making a project and found out that I used addition when I should've used subtraction. Then I had to go and change all of those operator blocks manually… What if there was a way to change the math blocks quicker? I'm thinking when you right click a math operator block, it brings up a menu with 4 options: +, -, x, and /, each corresponding with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division respectively. Another solution would be to make a dropdown menu, like this:

((0) [+ v] (0))

This would benefit a lot of users like me

I support this because it was in 2.0 and they're probably working on it along with other 2.0 features.

Full support. Not only this, but a lot of the other Scratch 2.0 right-click options. (i.e. the comparison blocks)

Truck11111 wrote:

I support this because it was in 2.0 and they're probably working on it along with other 2.0 features.

SadNoob wrote:

Full support. Not only this, but a lot of the other Scratch 2.0 right-click options. (i.e. the comparison blocks)

I didn't start Scratch until 3.0 so I didn't know about these xd (It says I joined in 2.0, but it wasn't until 3.0 I started actually doing it)

This would make it much easier to use operations. Support.

Duplicate: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/512385

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linearlemur wrote:

Duplicate: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/512385

Asking to be closed.

This one is the original though

ScolderCreations wrote:

linearlemur wrote:

Duplicate: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/512385

Asking to be closed.

This one is the original though

The other one has more discussion.

I made a simple workaround in this project you can use with credit.

However, this block would be very helpful. xD

Also do you mean something like this:

linearlemur wrote:

ScolderCreations wrote:

linearlemur wrote:

Duplicate: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/512385

Asking to be closed.

This one is the original though

The other one has more discussion.

So? That doesn't mean that that one's the first one made. The rules are the first one made is the one we should be talking on, not the one with the most discussion.

Mrcakeyman89 wrote:

linearlemur wrote:

ScolderCreations wrote:

linearlemur wrote:

Duplicate: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/512385

Asking to be closed.

This one is the original though

The other one has more discussion.

So? That doesn't mean that that one's the first one made. The rules are the first one made is the one we should be talking on, not the one with the most discussion.

Well, it can't split up any discussion if there is no discussion in the original. How about a merge?

Fine, request to merge. That would be better