set mouse style to [pencil v] ::motion

create mesh
join mesh [ip]
leave mesh

cauzality wrote:

jackalopes are funny looking

want help with a logo? here's one i made playing around. it's not the best when small though (but maybe you could use a “J” in some font in the browser tab like scratch uses an “S”)



it should probably be more cartoony though so it matches the default sprite… up to you. i've just been enjoying playing around with logos lately.

djdolphin wrote:

http://scratch.cf/scratch.html?v=Jackalope

childishbeat wrote:

Please add a hide all variables block, a hide all lists block, a delete all variables block & a delete all lists block. Several people may want to use this block in some of their Jackalope projects. For example, I want to use them in a project known as Chatter, which allows you to chat to everyone in the world by typing in comments in the project. No cloud lists are needed for me. I have used someone else's cloud list system, and I will give credit to that Scratch user for it. It will be available for download when it's finished.

childishbeat wrote:

djdolphin wrote:

http://scratch.cf/scratch.html?v=Jackalope

It shows a 404 error instead, and it is something to do with Github. I've tried to get them to help me, and I'm waiting for them to tell me via email.

djdolphin wrote:

Nice logos! Cauzality, I think I'll implement yours sometime later.

cauzality wrote:

djdolphin wrote:

Nice logos! Cauzality, I think I'll implement yours sometime later.

cool! i made some matching vector images for a default sprite and a “j”. the font i used is called “luckiest guy”. here's everything i got. of course, use/change them however you wish. or don't. hope you like

cauzality wrote:

that does look good… but sorry, i should have given him pupils lol i was working off the logo. are these better?

delete () clones of [myself]

goldmelonmaster wrote:

what about a

delete () clones of [myself]

NattyB wrote:

For the

while <> ::control cstart

end

You could just use

repeat until <not <>>
    
end

so I don't really see the point of it.

local bool = true
while bool do
    print("bool == true")
end
repeat
    print("bool == true")
until not bool

djdolphin wrote:

I've decided to restart Coyote, this time naming it after a different (imaginary) animal from the American Southwest. Preview!

New blocks:

point towards x: (0) y: (0) :: motion
set draggability to [draggable v] :: motion
[say v] [Hello!] :: looks //combined say/think/shout/whisper block from 2.0 Alpha
[say v] [Hello!] for (2) seconds :: looks
change [horizontal v] stretch by (10) :: looks
set [horizontal v] stretch to (100)% :: looks
set my name to [] :: sensing
ask [What's your name?] in dialog :: sensing
show dialog named [Message] with text [Hello!] :: sensing
move [variable v] to x: (0) y: (0) :: variables
set style of [variable v] to [normal v] :: variables
set color of [variable v] to [#ffffff] :: variables
make variable [] :: variables
delete variable [] :: variables
move [list v] to x: (0) y: (0) :: list
make list [] :: list
delete list [] :: list
delete clones of [all sprites v] :: control
for each [i v] in (10) :: control cstart
end
while <> :: control cstart
end
stop [all and press green flag v]
change pen transparency by (10) :: pen
set pen transparency to (50)% :: pen
draw rectangle at x: (0) y: (0) width (100) height (100) :: pen
draw circle at x: (0) y: (0) radius (50) :: pen
draw ellipse at x: (0) y: (0) width (50) height (100) :: pen
draw rectangle at x: (0) y: (0) width (100) height (100) border radius (10) :: pen
draw text at x: (0) y: (0) font [Helvetica] :: pen
<draggable? :: motion>
<visible? :: looks>
([color v] effect :: looks)
([horizontal v] stretch :: looks)
(costume name :: looks)
(my name :: sensing)
<I am a clone? :: control>
(total clone count :: control)
(my clone count :: control)
(() ^ () :: operators)
<true :: operators>
<false :: operators>
<[hello world] contains [world]? :: operators>
(letters (1) to (2) of [world] :: operators)
(index of [world] in [hello world] starting at (1) :: operators)
(unicode of [a] :: operators) //Yes, I know these two blocks are from Snap!.
(unicode (65) as letter :: operators)
(index of [thing] in [list v] starting at (1) :: list)
<pen is down? :: pen>
(pen color :: pen)
(pen hue :: pen)
(pen shade :: pen)
(pen transparency :: pen)
(color r: (0) g: (0) b: (0) :: grey)
([#ffffff] red :: grey)
([#ffffff] green :: grey)
([#ffffff] blue :: grey)
(color h: (0)° s: (0)% v: (0)% :: grey)
([#ffffff] hue :: grey)
([#ffffff] saturation :: grey)
([#ffffff] value :: grey)
(mix [#ffffff] with [#ffffff] :: grey)
(mix [#ffffff] (1) : (1) with [#ffffff] :: grey)
(color [#ffffff] (10)% brighter :: grey)
(color at x: (0) y: (0) :: grey)
(random color :: grey)