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when @stopSign clicked :: hat events
ask [What is your favorite animal?] and wait
check if (answer) matches to my tests {
if [cats] matches, then {
explain code [Runs the check under, as it wasn't stopped.] :: #454545
}  :: control
if [cat] matches, then {
say [Meow!] for (2) seconds
stop looping or checking :: control cap
}  :: control
if nothing matches, then {
say [How dare cats not be your favourite animal, hiss!] for (2) seconds
stop looping or checking :: control cap
} :: control cap
} :: control

1. Clone LibreKitten using git and enter it in the terminal.
   
2. Install Node.js and pnpm (if you haven't already.)
   
3. Run "pnpm install --shamefully-hoist" in the terminal.
   
4. Run “node /path/to/LibreKitten/packages/vm/src/cli/server.js /path/to/Project.lb” in the terminal.
   

o97doge wrote:

Modding question: How would I go about running code when no edge-activated hats of a certain opcode succeed? You can see where the hats are defined here.

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Steve0Greatness wrote:

(#2)
Could you update librekitten to no longer link to the forums since it's no longer a thing? Also the Codeberg repos as well.

o97doge wrote:

(#3)

Steve0Greatness wrote:

(#2)
Could you update librekitten to no longer link to the forums since it's no longer a thing? Also the Codeberg repos as well.

I'm going to do that once I'm able to.

what if…

Lavthegreat wrote:

(#5)

what if…

What if it had uploading?

1. Clone the LibreKitten VM using git.
   
2. Install Node.js and pnpm. (if you haven't already.)
   
3. Run "pnpm install --shamefully-hoist".
   
4. Run “node /path/to/LibreKitten-vm/src/cli/server.js /path/to/Project.lb” in the terminal.
   

o97doge wrote:

How to run a LibreKitten server instance:

1. Clone the LibreKitten VM using git.
   
2. Install Node.js and pnpm. (if you haven't already.)
   
3. Run “pnpm install”.
   
4. Run “node /path/to/LibreKitten-vm/src/cli/server.js /path/to/Project.lb” in the terminal.
   

Edit: It would be funny if someone made a public website using LibreKitten.

o97doge wrote:

Lavthegreat wrote:

(#5)

what if…

What if it had uploading?

Problem is, I don't know how to make an upload system while keeping it mentionable on Scratch.

dumorando wrote:

(#12)
-snip-

Mr_rudy wrote:

o97doge wrote:

Lavthegreat wrote:

(#5)

what if…

What if it had uploading?

Problem is, I don't know how to make an upload system while keeping it mentionable on Scratch.

you could make it have the exact same rules as scratch, but you would be very limited (i couldn't find the source, so just take this lightly)

BigNate469 wrote:

(#17)
When running JavaScript from the App Utilities extension, make it so that there is only one warning dialogue, when the first “execute JavaScript” block is called, because otherwise this can get fairly annoying when running a few blocks with JavaScript.

o97doge wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

(#17)
When running JavaScript from the App Utilities extension, make it so that there is only one warning dialogue, when the first “execute JavaScript” block is called, because otherwise this can get fairly annoying when running a few blocks with JavaScript.

The JavaScript blocks are mainly meant for server and packager (when that's supported) environment (which it won't show you the warnings in those environments) and allowing you to bypass the dialogues would be a security risk, as what if the first executed JavaScript is a decoy and there's another JavaScript to be executed which is malicious? If we don't give users a chance to review it after the first dialogue, there could be security issues! Yikes!