To detect pressing the “ ” key, one uses:

<key [space] pressed?>

To detect pressing the “
” key, one uses:

<key [enter] pressed?>

What string must one use to detect pressing the shift key (the modifier key that changes, for example, “a” to “A”)?

key [???] pressed? // detects pressing "?"

I'm pretty sure that's impossible, at least, it is without a hacked block.

BearSlothCoding wrote:

I'm pretty sure that's impossible, at least, it is without a hacked block.

Yes, it used to be possible in 2.0, now th way that scratch projects are encoded has changed so it is impossible even with “hacked” blocks.

--Explosion-- wrote:

BearSlothCoding wrote:

I'm pretty sure that's impossible, at least, it is without a hacked block.

Yes, it used to be possible in 2.0, now th way that scratch projects are encoded has changed so it is impossible even with “hacked” blocks.

Why?

Edit (clarification): I ask why it is impossible for the shift key to be detected, not why the file format changed.

I just found this again and noticed that I still don't have an answer with the precision that I wanted…
Do any Scratch users who have recently joined or found the forums have such an answer?