This would probably be a very small change that will most definitely get rejected, but I would just like to know
…
The fitting together of Scratch blocks is very sophisticated. One can attach a stack block on top of another stack block, or even attach a C-Block around a stack block. One can even replace a hat block with another.
However, one cannot fit a
C-Block that is attached to a hat block
around a stack block.

Would it be easy to make this happen?

Are you saying you want a hat block to be inside of a c block?

Edit: 1000th post what the heck

how would the green flag work in the c block?

starlightsparker wrote:

Edit: 1000th post what the heck

congrats

starlightsparker wrote:

Are you saying you want a hat block to be inside of a c block?

Edit: 1000th post what the heck

the_awsome_penguinja wrote:

how would the green flag work in the c block?

starlightsparker wrote:

Edit: 1000th post what the heck

congrats

I mean THIS:

when green flag clicked
if <> then

end

fits around THIS:

move (14893) steps

If you grab the hat block. The result would theoretically be THIS:

when green flag clicked
if <> then 
move (14893) steps
  

else

end

Edit: I meant that to be a regular IF block.

abubriski wrote:

starlightsparker wrote:

Are you saying you want a hat block to be inside of a c block?

Edit: 1000th post what the heck

the_awsome_penguinja wrote:

how would the green flag work in the c block?

starlightsparker wrote:

Edit: 1000th post what the heck

congrats

I mean THIS:

when green flag clicked
if <> then

end

fits around THIS:

move (14893) steps

If you grab the hat block. The result would theoretically be THIS:

when green flag clicked
if <> then 
move (14893) steps
  

else

end

Edit: I meant that to be a regular IF block.

That’s not necessary in my opinion
You can just drag the motion block inside the if block-

abubriski wrote:

snip

I still don't follow, when I read the post this is what I think of:

if <> then {
when @greenFlag clicked :: hat events
} ::control

kinda weird, I know.

What this person means is that if you have this code:

HAT BLOCK OMG WOW :: control :: hat
C BLOCK OMG WOW{
} :: operators

Then you can drag it on top of:

NORMAL BLOCK OMG WOW :: looks

Anyways, no support, there isn't really a point and it would simply take up the Scratch Team's resources.

NamePending_ wrote:

What this person means is that if you have this code:

HAT BLOCK OMG WOW :: control :: hat
C BLOCK OMG WOW {
} :: events

Then you can drag it on top of:

NORMAL BLOCK OMG WOW :: looks

Anyways, no support, there isn't really a point and it would simply take up the Scratch Team's resources.

I still don’t understand..

starlightsparker wrote:

NamePending_ wrote:

What this person means is that if you have this code:

HAT BLOCK OMG WOW :: control :: hat
C BLOCK OMG WOW {
} :: events

Then you can drag it on top of:

NORMAL BLOCK OMG WOW :: looks

Anyways, no support, there isn't really a point and it would simply take up the Scratch Team's resources.

I still don’t understand..

I'm not sure how I can elaborate further, sorry

NamePending_ wrote:

What this person means is that if you have this code:

HAT BLOCK OMG WOW :: control :: hat
C BLOCK OMG WOW{
} :: operators

Then you can drag it on top of:

NORMAL BLOCK OMG WOW :: looks

Anyways, no support, there isn't really a point and it would simply take up the Scratch Team's resources.

Actually, I agree

Bump

So you're saying, you should be able to drag the hatblock with the c block attached to it, to where a stack block would go inside it?

mock-up
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1070850430/

DangerPuppy10 wrote:

So you're saying, you should be able to drag the hatblock with the c block attached to it, to where a stack block would go inside it?

mock-up
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1070850430/

Yes, that’s how it would work, except the mouse would be on the hatblock. .

abubriski wrote:

DangerPuppy10 wrote:

So you're saying, you should be able to drag the hatblock with the c block attached to it, to where a stack block would go inside it?

mock-up
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1070850430/

Yes, that’s how it would work, except the mouse would be on the hatblock. .

ok, I see now.
I don't see how this would be hard to input at all.