do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
end

Sonickyle wrote:

Support. Unsupported blocks could turn red if they are dragged in.

do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
switch costume to [ v]
end

Chibi-Matoran wrote:

do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
switch costume to [ v]
end

What will happen?

EDIT: Maybe the variable's costumes could be the three types of viewers.

make variable [var v] do :: cstart variables
create clone of [myself v] // does it clone the variable or clone the sprite?
ask [] and wait // does the ask pop-up appear from the variable, sprite, or how the stage does it?
end

Zro716 wrote:

oh I thought this was some kind of lambda suggestion, nevermind that.

what happens if you do this?

make variable [var v] do :: cstart variables
create clone of [myself v] // does it clone the variable or clone the sprite?
ask [] and wait // does the ask pop-up appear from the variable, sprite, or how the stage does it?
end

I mean, if variables could become objects, this would make sense, but I don't see why a C block should manipulate a variable based on the blocks inside it, whereas it would make more sense to have a complete set of what variables can legally do in Scratch (move, show/hide, change watcher type, etc).

set [steps v] to [10 ]
move (steps) steps

VoltageGames wrote:

set [steps v] to [10 ]
move (steps) steps

????
This suggestion confuses me.

VoltageGames wrote:

set [steps v] to [10 ]
move (steps) steps

????
This suggestion confuses me.

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

VoltageGames wrote:

set [steps v] to [10 ]
move (steps) steps

????
This suggestion confuses me.

How is it confusing? It simply means that the variable is basically acting like a sprite.

do as variable [e v] block :: variables cstart
turn ccw (3) degrees
end

do as variable [e v] block :: cstart variables
switch costume to [ v] // useless
<touching color [#ff0088] ?> // also useless
pen down // useless
play sound [ v] // where would it get the sound?
end

VoltageGames wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

VoltageGames wrote:

set [steps v] to [10 ]
move (steps) steps

????
This suggestion confuses me.

How is it confusing? It simply means that the variable is basically acting like a sprite.

HOW CAN A VARIABLE BE A SPRI–
unless you mean the variable counter that displays the value on the screen?
In which case does that mean I can

do as variable [e v] block :: variables cstart
turn ccw (3) degrees
end

but then how would the display do

do as variable [e v] block :: cstart variables
switch costume to [ v] // useless
<touching color [#ff0088] ?> // also useless
pen down // useless
play sound [ v] // where would it get the sound?
end

that would be an extremely limited block, probably limited to like the motion blocks.

Blank1234 wrote:

semi-support

move [var v] to x: (0) y: (0) :: variables
set [var v] style to [small v] :: variables
set [var v] slider [min v] to (0) :: variables
move [list v] to x: (0) y: (0) :: list
set [list v] size to x: (100) y: (100) :: list

do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
end
end
end

Blank1234 wrote:

lol wat if someone did:

do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
do as variable [ v] block :: variables cstart
end
end
end

then what would happen?

semi-support

Sonickyle wrote:

Support. Unsupported blocks could turn red if they are dragged in.