A custom block with this procedure definition: "jump (number1)". What if U use "(number1)" on a script other than the procedure definition?

Scratch12300

The title is very long, and asks you the question itself.

EDIT: I think it should be like the answer block, if it has this script:

jump (5)
say (number1) for (2) secs
jump (10)
say (number1) for (2) secs

And then it says “5”, then “10”. Like this script:

ask [Do you like cake?] and wait
say (answer) for (2) secs
ask [What's your name?] and wait
say (answer) for (2) secs

And then it says the answer to the “pie” question, then the answer to the “name” question.

Last edited by Scratch12300 (May 27, 2013 17:01:58)

scimonster

I think it throws a script error.

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Scratch12300

scimonster wrote:
I think it throws a script error.

I think it should be like the answer block, if it has this script:

jump (5)
say (number1) for (2) secs
jump (10)
say (number1) for (2) secs

And then it says “5”, then “10”. Like this script:

ask [Do you like cake?] and wait
say (answer) for (2) secs
ask [What's your name?] and wait
say (answer) for (2) secs

And then it says the answer to the “pie” question, then the answer to the “name” question.

Last edited by Scratch12300 (May 27, 2013 17:02:35)

dude86

define jump (height)
 change y by (height)
 wait (0.3) secs
 change y by ((-1)*(height))
end

then you'll have a block called jump (1). change the 1 to 10.

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