cat_tap wrote:

Ilikesonic100 wrote:

goldenlion06 wrote:

some_random_guy wrote:

i am random

please dont spam

He's not spamming.

No, they weren't spamming. But they were posting off-topic.
Is there a workaround for:

Pause sounds::sound

define Pause sound
set pitch effect to ((-1) / (0))::sound //-infinity
set volume to (0) %

define Resume sound
clear sound effects::sound
set volume to (100) %

Aarnay3t wrote:

googol::reporter operators //1 followed by 100 zeros (10 duovigintillion) 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

can be made with

([10^ v] of (100)::operators)

and for that matter

googolplex::reporter operators //1 followed by a googol zeros

can be made with

([10^ v] of ([10^ v] of (100)::operators)::operators)

when green flag clicked
forever
no::sensing
it won't work::extension
end

Aarnay3t wrote:

Aarnay3t wrote:

sathvikrias wrote:

Aarnay3t wrote:

can be made with

([ v] of (9))::operators

Whoops!

that doesn't report googol.

I know it doesn't, but this does. I had an accident there.

([10^ v] of (100)::operators)

Also,

([10 v] of ([10 v] of (100)::operators)::operators)

would report

googolplex::reporter operators //It doesn't literally report googolplex, it rather reports "Infinity" and also, it can't report 1e+1e+100

set [googolplex v] to [1]
repeat ([10^ v] of (100)::operators)
set [googolplex v] to (join (googolplex) (0))//run without screen refresh
end

ScratchCat1038 wrote:

Are there workarounds for

show [x position v]::motion
hide [x position v]::motion

when [timer v] > (-1)
forever
set [x position v] to (x position)
end

show variable[x position v]
hide variable[x position v]

1080GBA wrote:

Can you make cloud list?

FIRE_FALL wrote:

1080GBA wrote:

Can you make cloud list?

I have… https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/638742687/

the display is broken, but the mechanics still work

(round (input) to (no.) decimal place::operators)

griffpatch wrote:

when green flag clicked
forever
Sub to me on YouTube
end

<[(0) primary v]mouse button down?::sensing>
<[(1) middle v]mouse button down?::sensing>
<[(2) secondary v]mouse button down?::sensing>

campioncottage wrote:

mybearworld wrote:

campioncottage wrote:

Workaround for:

set [Sprite v] layer to ()::looks

It would be appreciated

define set layer to (layer) \[run without screen refresh]
go to [back v] layer:: looks  
repeat (layer)
go [forward v] (1) layers::looks
end

0 is the layer that is the furthest behind

I wanted to make a project with multiple sprites with the same script, so in the 2.5d game if y pos bigger would go to a further behind, would this work for that?

set layer to ((y position)+(180)::operators)::custom blocks
define set layer to (layer::custom blocks) 
go to [back v] layer:: looks                           //↑run without screen refresh↑
go [forward v] (layers::custom blocks) layers::looks

point towards [#59fff9]//the nearest colour

(project loudness::sensing)

profile picture::sensing reporter//turns your pfp into a code

1080GBA wrote:

profile picture::sensing reporter//turns your pfp into a code

is there a workaround for this
cuz i saw this

Tunde123 wrote:

1080GBA wrote:

profile picture::sensing reporter//turns your pfp into a code

is there a workaround for this
cuz i saw this

No there isn't.

when green flag clicked
forever
point towards your mom::motion
end

1080GBA wrote:

Block:

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

Is there a workaround

when I receive [stop script v]
stop [this script v]

broadcast [stop script v]

BionicBoy554 wrote:

1080GBA wrote:

Block:

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

Is there a workaround

I think this could work:

when I receive [stop script v]
stop [this script v]

And then pop in a

broadcast [stop script v]

I'm not sure

BUT you could do it across sprites

when I receive [stop script v]
stop [this script v]

MistyHH wrote:

BOBSchlowinskii wrote:

You should add a

i receive

block
like:

repeat until <i receive [example]>

end

<i receive [example v] :: events>

It's on the Official List of Rejected Suggestions I think.

dah_creepah wrote:

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

<Sprite being clicked?>

<<mouse down?> and <touching (mouse-pointer v) >>

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!

Suggest things here (if you want to take the risk of people saying “dupe” or “duplicate” and then your topic getting closed. Suggesting things aren't easy. Which the blur effect has already been suggested, I'm pretty sure. )
Also, to type blocks, click on the block symbol on the top of the message box.
Then choose the block you want, or type out your own, and you can color them by typing :: and then the block color you want.

for example :: looks // for example :: looks

Just for basic coloring, it needs to be a block category

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!

I don't know about brightness, but you can invert the hue with this block I think:

change [color v] effect by (100)

FinallyFoundUsername wrote:

-snip-
Yes.. I think that would be an excellent idea! Because it makes thumbnails a lot easier, especially for those where if you click stop, the thumbnail bounces down or whatever

You can make it already using this since all graphic effects are cleared when the project is stopped:

when green flag clicked
set [ghost v] effect to (100)

or if you want to animate it, you can use what Mahak2706 said:

when green flag clicked
... // If you want to make it disappear, here'd be where you'd do it (you need to make it disappear anyway but you can animate it here)
when gf clicked
forever
reset timer
end
when [timer v] > (0.01)
... // (Animation script goes here)

This works because when the flag is clicked, it's constantly resetting the timer, so the timer is always 0. But usually it's always counting up.
So when the project is stopped, it stops resetting the timer and the timer counts up again, then becomes greater than 0.01, which triggers that hat block to run, and therefore runs that script!

Edit: P.S., you can also edit your posts by clicking “Edit” on the bottom of them

scratchgaming2222 wrote:

??? wrote:

What about

 smooth rotate to ()°::motion 

What about the other one?

rotate () by () degrees with smoothing ()::custom blocks
define rotate (left/right::custom blocks) by (degree::custom blocks) degrees with smoothing (smooth::custom blocks) 
if <(left/right::custom blocks)=[left]> then
repeat (smooth::custom blocks)
turn ccw ((degree::custom blocks) / (smooth::custom blocks)) degrees
end
end
if <(left/right::custom blocks)=[right]> then
repeat (smooth::custom blocks)
turn cw ((degree::custom blocks) / (smooth::custom blocks)) degrees
end
end

sashynilasen wrote:

how to make a square/cube root?

(√()::operators)

([sqrt v] of ())

([crt v] of ()::operators)
if <[number] > [0]> then 
set [cube root v] to ([10^ v] of (((1) / (3)) * ([log v] of [number]))::operators)
else
set [cube root v] to (([10^ v] of (((1) / (3)) * ([log v] of ([abs v] of [number])))::operators)*[-1])
end

MistyHH wrote:

??? wrote:

…

Not meaning to be rude, but you don't have to use proper grammar all the time, and also, you didn't either…. Just saying ;-;

P.S.
There was a block I wanted a workaround for at one time…
Well, in the meantime, what's a workaround for

<key [shift v] pressed?>

and what about /?
Griffpatch had it in Appel where you used the slash key by itself to enter code into a block. So there must be some way to do it…

<key (join [/] ()) pressed?>