-JetGas- wrote:

Wow JackBaldwin2011! I didn't know you had a forum!
Anyways here is my block:

(negate ()::operators)

It basically negates the number.

Like if you type 1 in the block it will become -1.

And if you type a negative number (eg -3), it will become positive like -3 will become 3.

clear all of (Sprite1 v)'s markings::pen

sin ()::reporter operators

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

(counter::control)
increment counter::control
clear counter::control
set counter to ()::control
deplete counter::control

(counter::control) // Can be obtained by editing the JSON code.
increment counter::control // Can be obtained by editing the JSON code.
clear counter::control // Can be obtained by editing the JSON code.
set counter to ()::control // Cannot be obtained.
deplete counter::control // Cannot be obtained.

set [Sprite1 v]'s pen color to [#7eeff4]::pen

repeat () if <>{
}@loopArrow::control

(place decimal () in digit () of number ()::operators)
repeat until <mouse up?::sensing>
jump::motion
end

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

(place decimal () in digit () of number ()::operators)
repeat until <mouse up?::sensing>
jump::motion
end

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

(place decimal () in digit () of number ()::operators)
repeat until <mouse up?::sensing>
jump::motion
end

The place decimal () in digit () of number () block may be hard to explain, but I'll try to explain what the block does. It places a decimal in a digit of a number. For example, place decimal (2) in digit (1) of number (4) will be 4.2. But if you do for example place decimal (5) in digit (3) of number (6), it will become 6.005.

look of (myself v)::sensing reporter

Bored? Try playing around with Error Art or JackOS!

press @greenFlag::control
stop [random script v]::stack
if <> then wait () secs::control
<[message1 v] recieved?::events>

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

mrcreatorluigi wrote:

If you want to test scratchblocks please do it in the scratchblocks testing topic

Why?

if i'm in x:() y:() then stop [all v]::motion cap

mrcreatorluigi wrote:

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

mrcreatorluigi wrote:

If you want to test scratchblocks please do it in the scratchblocks testing topic

Why?

So it doesn’t clutter the forums.

play sound [sound v] (10) seconds into the sound::sound
(current time::sensing)//can report XX:XX
(current browser version::grey)// Reports the browser version you are using.
(current os::sensing)//reports the os you are using
(current browser and os::grey)//reports the browser and os you are using

like the current browser and os block will report: My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 92.0.4515.159 if I used it right now

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

play sound [sound v] (10) seconds into the sound::sound
(current time::sensing)//can report XX:XX
(current browser version::grey)// Reports the browser version you are using.
(current os::sensing)//reports the os you are using
(current browser and os::grey)//reports the browser and os you are using

like the current browser and os block will report: My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 92.0.4515.159 if I used it right now

reset size::looks
go home::motion
set [Sprite1 v]'s draggable? to <>::sensing // if the boolean is true then it will set the draggable of sprite1 to draggable, and if it is false it will set it not draggable

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

play sound [sound v] (10) seconds into the sound::sound
(current time::sensing)//can report XX:XX
(current browser version::grey)// Reports the browser version you are using.
(current os::sensing)//reports the os you are using
(current browser and os::grey)//reports the browser and os you are using

like the current browser and os block will report: My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 92.0.4515.159 if I used it right now

I made it in snap
Visit Snap here

anyways here are some more ideas:

reset size::looks
go home::motion
set [Sprite1 v]'s draggable? to <>::sensing // if the boolean is true then it will set the draggable of sprite1 to draggable, and if it is false it will set it not draggable

(current time::sensing)::hat control
report (join (current (hour v)) [:] (current (minute v)) @delInput @addInput::operators):: cap control

define (current time)
return (join (current (hour v)) (join [:] (current (minute v))))::cap control // Return () is a Fan-made block. It does not exist in Scratch.

return ()::control cap

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

play sound [sound v] (10) seconds into the sound::sound
(current time::sensing)//can report XX:XX
(current browser version::grey)// Reports the browser version you are using.
(current os::sensing)//reports the os you are using
(current browser and os::grey)//reports the browser and os you are using

like the current browser and os block will report: My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 92.0.4515.159 if I used it right now

I made it in snap
Visit Snap here

anyways here are some more ideas:

reset size::looks
go home::motion
set [Sprite1 v]'s draggable? to <>::sensing // if the boolean is true then it will set the draggable of sprite1 to draggable, and if it is false it will set it not draggable

my snap recreation of the current time block actually really works let me tell you how I made it:

(current time::sensing)::hat control
report (join (current (hour v)) [:] (current (minute v)) @delInput @addInput::operators):: cap control

But also if custom reporters existed I can make it into scratch

define (current time)
return (join (current (hour v)) (join [:] (current (minute v))))::cap control // Return () is a Fan-made block. It does not exist in Scratch.

So anyways here is the model of return ()

return ()::control cap

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

JackBaldwin2011 wrote:

play sound [sound v] (10) seconds into the sound::sound
(current time::sensing)//can report XX:XX
(current browser version::grey)// Reports the browser version you are using.
(current os::sensing)//reports the os you are using
(current browser and os::grey)//reports the browser and os you are using

like the current browser and os block will report: My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 92.0.4515.159 if I used it right now

I made it in snap
Visit Snap here

anyways here are some more ideas:

reset size::looks
go home::motion
set [Sprite1 v]'s draggable? to <>::sensing // if the boolean is true then it will set the draggable of sprite1 to draggable, and if it is false it will set it not draggable

my snap recreation of the current time block actually really works let me tell you how I made it:

(current time::sensing)::hat control
report (join (current (hour v)) [:] (current (minute v)) @delInput @addInput::operators):: cap control

But also if custom reporters existed I can make it into scratch

define (current time)
return (join (current (hour v)) (join [:] (current (minute v))))::cap control // Return () is a Fan-made block. It does not exist in Scratch.

So anyways here is the model of return ()

return ()::control cap

oh my god that post took so long to write

You want some ideas? Fine then

spawn{
}::control
when [backspace v] key pressed
<shown?::looks>
((ghost v) effect::looks)
<<> is false?::operators>
(chance ()::operators)

when sound (pop v) played::hat sound
(() %::operators)
<[slider v] [> v] (10)?::extension> // Fan-made PicoBoard block
jump to layer ()::looks
(layer::looks)
random costume::looks
wait until [Sprite1 v] switches to costume [costume1 v]::looks
repeat until [Sprite1 v] switches to costume [costume1 v]{
}@loopArrow::looks
random backdrop::looks // Only available from the stage.
stop sound (pop v)::sound
(samples v) of sound (pop v)::reporter sound

(project name::sensing)