Thunderguy77 wrote:

-snip-
It's actually simpler than you think. Rather than finding symbols that can be used in cloud variables, all you need is a function that will encode your letters/numbers/symbols as numbers. These numbers can be placed in the cloud variables. When you want to access the encoded value inside the cloud variable, use a decoder function that switches the encoded number back to the original value.

Here, I made this project that uses this process to make an infinite cloud server.
(However, I believe Scratch's cloud variables have a character limit, so this project will break in Vanilla Scratch if there are too many players. Use TurboWarp to run the “more” infinitely, lol.)

coolcoder1213 wrote:

Many blocks have been suggested that have not been added. Maybe they will be in Scratch 4.0!

Crow_Boy08 wrote:

dj_greener wrote:

No workaround:

(report script{when green flag clicked
forever
if <Following [dj_greener]?::sensing> then

 Be awesome::grey

else
Be awesome::grey
end
end}::operators)

WHA HOW DID YOU DO THAT?

(dot dot dot (when green flag clicked :: hat
move (10) steps::stack motion) :: sensing)

((1) + (clear graphic effects :: stack))

((1) + (clear graphic effects :: stack))

bounce :: motion

point in direction ((direction) - (180)

Thunderguy77 wrote:

MistyHH wrote:

DIAVLODUDE wrote:

How do I make cloud lists? Any workarounds? (That saves)

(☁ score)(list :: list)

There are some, but I have NO idea how. I tried, and I can't find a symbol that will save in cloud variables to separate each item of the list. I think I can save usernames, but that's not a cloud list.

It's actually simpler than you think. Rather than finding symbols that can be used in cloud variables, all you need is a function that will encode your letters/numbers/symbols as numbers. These numbers can be placed in the cloud variables. When you want to access the encoded value inside the cloud variable, use a decoder function that switches the encoded number back to the original value.

Here, I made this project that uses this process to make an infinite cloud server.
(However, I believe Scratch's cloud variables have a character limit, so this project will break in Vanilla Scratch if there are too many players. Use TurboWarp to run the “more” infinitely, lol.)

when green flag clicked
say [Hello! This is just a test!] for (2) secs

bounce :: motion

point in direction ((direction) - (180)

when ( :: more blocks) clicked :: hat :: events

when green flag clicked
forever
say [your great]
end

VedanshS933 wrote:

Hmm, this topic is to give workaround. Please head to the official scratchblocks Testing Topic 5

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Nice Guide!
This will be good for people making thumbnails. Because they make it with when

when ( :: more blocks) clicked :: hat :: events

Scratch On!

when green flag clicked
forever
reset timer
end

i receive

repeat until <i receive [example]>

end

<Sprite being clicked?>

dah_creepah wrote:

wow so cool can you tell me how to make this block

<Sprite being clicked?>

 If <<touching [mouse pointer v] ?> and <mouse down?>> then
Do whatever you want
End

Mahak2706 wrote:

VedanshS933 wrote:

Hmm, this topic is to give workaround. Please head to the official scratchblocks Testing Topic 5

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Nice Guide!
This will be good for people making thumbnails. Because they make it with when

when ( :: more blocks) clicked :: hat :: events

Scratch On!

when green flag clicked
forever
reset timer
end

One of the codes

FinallyFoundUsername wrote:

Also… Could you add another block where it inverts the colors? Like black to white, and white to black, etc.? I've tried to do this with the blocks we already have, but the end result requires to create separate costumes, which doesn't exactly work out because when the next page is clicked, it just goes to the same page with inverted colors which wouldn't be what I want. Thank you for reading my suggestions!

FinallyFoundUsername wrote:

I don't exactly know which forum to suggest things… But I'd like to suggest adding on to the looks block: change/set __ by __. How this block has change ghost effect, color effect, mosaic effect, etc. Could an option be added to the blocks for blurring as well? It would be incredibly helpful (because usually I would have to go to a picture editor and animate the blur), thank you!

FinallyFoundUsername wrote:

Also… Could you add another block where it inverts the colors? Like black to white, and white to black, etc.? I've tried to do this with the blocks we already have, but the end result requires to create separate costumes, which doesn't exactly work out because when the next page is clicked, it just goes to the same page with inverted colors which wouldn't be what I want. Thank you for reading my suggestions!

<sprite [Sprite1] is touching [Sprite2] ?>

Jerememes wrote:

I would like to have a work around for a block a bunch of people wanted to suggest

<sprite [Sprite1] is touching [Sprite2] ?>

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [Sprite2 v]> then 
set [touching v] to [true]
  

else
if <not <touching [Sprite2 v]>> then 
set [touching v] to [false]
end
end

when green flag clicked
forever
wait until <<(touching) = [true]> or <(touching) = [false]>>
if <(touching) = [true]> then
say [True]
else
if <(touching) = [false]> then
say [False]
end
end