JackVideos wrote:

define go to x: (x) y: (y) z: (z)
go to x: (x) y: (y)
set size to (z)

Aarnay3t wrote:

I'm thinking up a block called

any number in  ()::reporter operators

This block checks to see if a variable or answer to a question contains a number e.g.

any number in  (answer)::reporter operators
any number in  (☁ score)::reporter operators

It is for the operators category

(answer) contains number?::sensing boolean

<<<<<<<<<(text) contains (1)?>> or <<(text) contains (2)?>>>> or <<(text) contains (3)?>>>> or <<<<(text) contains (4)?>> or <<(text) contains (5)?>>>>>> or <<<<<<(text) contains (6)?>> or <<(text) contains (7)?>>>> or <<<<(text) contains (8)?>> or <<<<(text) contains (9)?>> or <<(text) contains (0)?>>>>>>>>>

Ilikesonic100 wrote:

say (if <> then [true] else [false] :: operators)

can be made with

say <. . .>

if <...> then 
say [true]
  

else
say [false]
end

mybearworld wrote:

Here's a worKarounD For

hexadecimal (Hexadecimal Number :: grey) in decimal :: operators reporter

(join [0x] (Hexadecimal Number :: grey)) + (0)

gavnl wrote:

i wish they added a stop all scrips in sprite block like this:

stop [all scrips in sprite]

stop [other scripts in sprite v]
stop [this script v]

Slivka2306 wrote:

I made ()^() and return blocks

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
repeat (B)
set [A v] to ((A)*(A))
end
set [answer v] to (A)
return (answer :: variables) :: control cap

Sorry for bad formatting, this is my first post. And also, add an ability to create custom reporters and booleans.

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
set [answer v] to (1)
repeat (B)
set [answer v] to ((answer :: variables)*(A))
end

1080GBA wrote:

Slivka2306 wrote:

I made ()^() and return blocks

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
repeat (B)
set [A v] to ((A)*(A))
end
set [answer v] to (A)
return (answer :: variables) :: control cap

Sorry for bad formatting, this is my first post. And also, add an ability to create custom reporters and booleans.

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
set [answer v] to (1)
repeat (B)
set [answer v] to ((answer :: variables)*(A))
end

doesn't work for negative powers

([abs v] of (A))

Hearst10 wrote:

DoggyJET wrote:

-snip-

please don't blockspam.
workaround for (version) :

define scratch version
if <[0] < [a]> then
    set [version v] to [version is: 2.0/3.0]
    change [version v] by [10]
    if <(version) = [NaN]> then
        set [version v] to [2.0]
    else
        set [version v] to [3.0]
        stop [this script v]
    end
else
    set [version v] to [1.4]
    stop [this script v]
end
set [version v] to [older than 1.4]

define scratch version
if <[0] < [a]> then
    set [version v] to [version is: 2.0/3.0]
    change [version v] by [10]
    if <(version) = [NaN]> then
        set [version v] to [2.0]
    else
        set [version v] to [3.0]
    end
else
    if <<[0]<[a]>=(false)> then 
    set [version v] to [1.4]
    else
        if <<[0]<[a]>=()> then
        set [version v] to [older than 1.4]
        end
    end
end

Aadish_1759 wrote:

1080GBA wrote:

Slivka2306 wrote:

I made ()^() and return blocks

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
repeat (B)
set [A v] to ((A)*(A))
end
set [answer v] to (A)
return (answer :: variables) :: control cap

Sorry for bad formatting, this is my first post. And also, add an ability to create custom reporters and booleans.

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
set [answer v] to (1)
repeat (B)
set [answer v] to ((answer :: variables)*(A))
end

doesn't work for negative powers

For negative, you can set answer to 1/A in the beginning and set A to

([abs v] of (A))

1080GBA wrote:

(#1051)

Aadish_1759 wrote:

1080GBA wrote:

Slivka2306 wrote:

I made ()^() and return blocks

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
repeat (B)
set [A v] to ((A)*(A))
end
set [answer v] to (A)
return (answer :: variables) :: control cap

Sorry for bad formatting, this is my first post. And also, add an ability to create custom reporters and booleans.

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
set [answer v] to (1)
repeat (B)
set [answer v] to ((answer :: variables)*(A))
end

doesn't work for negative powers

For negative, you can set answer to 1/A in the beginning and set A to

([abs v] of (A))

but only works when power is -1

Chiroyce wrote:

cat_tap wrote:

is there a workaround for this:

(scratcher rank::sensing)

so you can tell between ST NS and S

Yes, this project explains it.

(scratcher status::sensing)

cat_tap wrote:

Workaround for:

(# of clones of [sprite1 v]::control)

Is whenever you make a clone:

when I start as a clone
change [# of clones of sprite1 v] by (1)//for all sprites | replace sprite1 with sprite name

And at start:

when green flag clicked
set [# of clones of sprite1 v] to [0]

And when finished with clones:

set [# of clones of sprite1 v] to [0]
delete this clone

When making clone of another sprite:

create clone of [sprite2 v]
change [# of clones of sprite2 v] by (1)

or in sprite2:

when I start as a clone
change [# of clones of sprite2 v] by (1)

And (along with either of the above 2 options | in sprite2):

set [# of clones of sprite2 v] to (0)
delete this clone

Aadish_1759 wrote:

1080GBA wrote:

(#1051)

Aadish_1759 wrote:

1080GBA wrote:

Slivka2306 wrote:

I made ()^() and return blocks

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
repeat (B)
set [A v] to ((A)*(A))
end
set [answer v] to (A)
return (answer :: variables) :: control cap

Sorry for bad formatting, this is my first post. And also, add an ability to create custom reporters and booleans.

((A)^(B)::operators) // block
//Workaround
set [answer v] to (1)
repeat (B)
set [answer v] to ((answer :: variables)*(A))
end

doesn't work for negative powers

For negative, you can set answer to 1/A in the beginning and set A to

([abs v] of (A))

but only works when power is -1

Have you tried it?

((Base) ^ (Power)::operators)//Block we want
//I tried this:
set [Answer v] to (1)
if <(Power) > (-1)> then 
repeat (Power)
set [Answer v] to ((Answer::variables) * (Base))
end
else
set [Answer v] to ((Answer::variables) / ([abs v] of ((Base) * (Power))))//Doesn't work on power -3
end

cat_tap wrote:

Workaround for:

(# of clones of [sprite1 v]::control)

Is whenever you make a clone:

when I start as a clone
change [# of clones of sprite1 v] by (1)//for all sprites | replace sprite1 with sprite name

And at start:

when green flag clicked
set [# of clones of sprite1 v] to [0]

And when finished with clones:

set [# of clones of sprite1 v] to [0]
delete this clone

When making clone of another sprite:

create clone of [sprite2 v]
change [# of clones of sprite2 v] by (1)

or in sprite2:

when I start as a clone
change [# of clones of sprite2 v] by (1)

And (along with either of the above 2 options | in sprite2):

set [# of clones of sprite2 v] to (0)
delete this clone

when green flag clicked
set [clones v] to (0)
forever
reset timer
end

create clone of [myself v]

when I start as a clone//make sure the clone is made successfully before changing clones by 1
change [clones v] by (1)

change [clones v] by (-1)
delete this clone

when [timer v] > (0.1)
forever
reset timer
end

when [timer v] > (0.1)
set [clones v] to (0)

broadcast [delete all CLONES not sprites my mistake v] // Because broadcasts can be sent to all clones from the main sprite, this deletes all clones.

when I receive [delete all CLONES not sprites my mistake v]
delete this clone

Ilikesonic100 wrote:

for

<true :: operators>

or

<false :: operators>

you do for true

<[1] = [1]>

and for false

<[1] = [-1]>

<true::operators>
<not <>>//workaround for <true>
<false::operators>
<<> and <>>//workarounds for <false>

<<> or <>>

k0d3rrr wrote:

Although this isn't suggested much, there's a three-block workaround for delete all sprites:

broadcast [delete all sprites v] // Because broadcasts can be sent to all clones from the main sprite, this deletes all clones.

when I receive [delete all sprites v]
delete this clone

when I receive [delete all clones, not sprites v]
delete this clone

1080GBA wrote:

k0d3rrr wrote:

Although this isn't suggested much, there's a three-block workaround for delete all sprites:

broadcast [delete all sprites v] // Because broadcasts can be sent to all clones from the main sprite, this deletes all clones.

when I receive [delete all sprites v]
delete this clone

when I receive [delete all clones, not sprites v]
delete this clone

stop running script [When I receieve message 1 v]::control//stop a specific script

3774428638 wrote:

(dictation :: extension)
start dictation :: extension
stop dictation :: extension
when dictation [starts v] :: extension hat

These are dictation blocks!

(loudness)