(pen down?)

coding-turkey wrote:

I wish they could add a pen variable called:

(pen down?)

<[list v] contains (list :: list)?>

Ihatr wrote:

Nice

Also, here's a project containing all these workarounds, for easy backpacking and using.

edited

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Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Response to post #2700 in TOLORS

Dear fdreerf,
See post #2701 in TOLORS

From SSB20

fdreerf wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Response to post #2700 in TOLORS

Dear fdreerf,
See post #2701 in TOLORS

From SSB20

Dear SSB20
Please read post #2700.
It says that the workaround doesn't work because that's not how z-axis works.

From fdreerf

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

fdreerf wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Response to post #2700 in TOLORS

Dear fdreerf,
See post #2701 in TOLORS

From SSB20

Dear SSB20
Please read post #2700.
It says that the workaround doesn't work because that's not how z-axis works.

From fdreerf

Dear fdreerf
Could you provide the workaround if you are interested? It could influence this topic greatly. From my understanding, it takes a long amount of code to make everything in a project 3D, but it could be worth it for the topic.

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shradibop wrote:

Sensing
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am i a clone? :: boolean :: sensing

can be made with this script:

when green flag clicked
set [am i a clone? v] to [false]

when i start as a clone 
set [am i a clone? v] to [true]

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(am i a clone?) = [true]> then
do something :: grey

(Clone ID) :: control
This is a tricky one, but it can be done with this:

When gf clicked
Set[clone ID v] to [1]
...
create a clone of myself

define create a clone of myself 
create a clone of [myself v]
wait [.1] secs
change [clone ID v] by [1]

When I start as a clone
Function clone (clone ID) 

define Function clone (input)
clone stuff here :: grey

so, when you need clone ID, the (input) gives the ID, in the number of the clone created. You need that last custom block, but the first one is optional.

p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:

shradibop wrote:

Sensing
_______________________________________________________________________________________________

am i a clone? :: boolean :: sensing

can be made with this script:

when green flag clicked
set [am i a clone? v] to [false]

when i start as a clone 
set [am i a clone? v] to [true]

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(am i a clone?) = [true]> then
do something :: grey

This doesn't work, since the sprite will also think that they are a clone.

when <> :: events

when [timer v] > ((timer) - <. . .>)

shradibop wrote:

Motion

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point towards x:() y:() :: motion

This can be done with two methods.
Method 1:
Create a sprite and move it to where you want it. Say for example, you have a sprite X and move it to x:0 y:0, you could do this:
(for sprite X)

when green flag clicked
go to x:(0) y:(0)

(for the other sprite)

when green flag clicked
forever
point towards [X v]
end

Method 2:
Or you could do this complicated code.

set [deltax v] to ((WantedX) - (x position))
set [deltay v] to ((WantedY) - (y position))
if <not <(deltay) = [0]>> then 

  if <(deltay) > (0)> then
point in direction ([atan v] of ((deltax)/(deltay))
else
point in direction ([atan v] of (((deltax)/(deltay)) + (180))) 
end
else
if ((deltax) > (0)) then
point in direction (90)
else
point in direction (-90)

end

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bounce :: motion

can be made with this script:

point in direction ((direction) - (180)

shradibop wrote:

Control
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 while < . . . > { . . . } @loopArrow :: control 

can be done by doing this:

 repeat until < not < . . . > >
... 

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if <...> then {
...
} else if <...> {
...
} :: control

Can be done with:

if <...> then 
...
else
if <...> then
...
end
end

if <> then {

} elif <> {

} else {

}::control

enragedscracher1234 wrote:

Help. I need this.

loudness in project :: sensing reporter