UwU (move (10) steps :: motion stack) :: custom
UwU (:: #000 stack) :: custom
define (UwU (block in block :: custom stack) :: custom stack) 

Example:

run (play sound [Meow v] :: sound stack) :: custom

define (run (block :: custom stack) :: custom stack) 
block :: custom // plays the infamous Meow sound

Easy workaround

define hi
play sound [Meow v]

hi :: custom blocks 

Unless I’m misunderstanding.

What's the point of this? How would this work? How would it be better than just simply making a custom reporter inside the custom block that does basically the same thing?

This is what λSnap! is for.

What you mean is custom c-blocks right?

Better example:

define Thing (Blocks::custom stack)

Thing{
}::custom

Unless I misunderstood, this is just redundant.

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

Easy workaround

define hi
play sound [Meow v]

hi :: custom blocks 

Unless I’m misunderstanding.

That's not gonna workaround custom c-blocks.

ProjectFactory wrote:

What's the point of this? How would this work? How would it be better than just simply making a custom reporter inside the custom block that does basically the same thing?

You can't put normal blocks inside a reporter input.

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

Unless I misunderstood, this is just redundant.

What? There are some uses. (If only I remembered them )

Scratchedbyyou_forum wrote:

(#7)

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

Easy workaround

define hi
play sound [Meow v]

hi :: custom blocks 

Unless I’m misunderstanding.

That's not gonna workaround custom c-blocks.

ProjectFactory wrote:

What's the point of this? How would this work? How would it be better than just simply making a custom reporter inside the custom block that does basically the same thing?

You can't put normal blocks inside a reporter input.

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

Unless I misunderstood, this is just redundant.

What? There are some uses. (If only I remembered them )

Why would I make a block to use another block when I can just call the block directly or use it normally inside the block?

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

Scratchedbyyou_forum wrote:

-snip-

Why would I make a block to use another block when I can just call the block directly or use it normally inside the block?

The same reason you would make a custom block (If you exclude the screen refresh option)

define repeat for (secs::custom) seconds (code::custom stack)
reset timer
repeat until <(timer) > (secs::custom)>
code::custom
end

repeat for () seconds{
}::custom

Scratchedbyyou_forum wrote:

(#9)

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

Scratchedbyyou_forum wrote:

-snip-

Why would I make a block to use another block when I can just call the block directly or use it normally inside the block?

The same reason you would make a custom block (If you exclude the screen refresh option)
define repeat for (secs::custom) seconds (code::custom stack)
reset timer
repeat until <(timer) > (secs::custom)>
code::custom
end

repeat for () seconds{}::custom

Fair point. Has a easy workaround, but fair point.

It's a little annoying when most people use the phrase

It'll confuse New Scratchers.

But this time I have to say it.

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

Easy workaround

define hi
play sound [Meow v]

hi :: custom blocks 

You misunderstood, look at the example