My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.12, Firefox 50.0, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
Please quote this post and then press preview.

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When you pressed preview, you should have seen a collection of dark gray diamonds and light blue circles. I saw the same thing when I pressed preview. However, in this post, all of the scratchblocks are red c-blocks. I don't know if it's like this on your computer, but it is on mine.

dvargasews wrote:

My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.12, Firefox 50.0, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
Please quote this post and then press preview.
-snip-
When you pressed preview, you should have seen a collection of dark gray diamonds and light blue circles. I saw the same thing when I pressed preview. However, in this post, all of the scratchblocks are red c-blocks. I don't know if it's like this on your computer, but it is on mine.

Wow… That is strange… What in the world is going on here?

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.12, Firefox 50.0, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
Please quote this post and then press preview.
-snip-
When you pressed preview, you should have seen a collection of dark gray diamonds and light blue circles. I saw the same thing when I pressed preview. However, in this post, all of the scratchblocks are red c-blocks. I don't know if it's like this on your computer, but it is on mine.

Wow… That is strange… What in the world is going on here?

I don't if if there is a discrepancy for any other scratchblocks, but I'd like to know, so if you're reading this, please find out then get back to me on this thread!

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.12, Firefox 50.0, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
Please quote this post and then press preview.
-snip-
When you pressed preview, you should have seen a collection of dark gray diamonds and light blue circles. I saw the same thing when I pressed preview. However, in this post, all of the scratchblocks are red c-blocks. I don't know if it's like this on your computer, but it is on mine.

Wow… That is strange… What in the world is going on here?

I don't if if there is a discrepancy for any other scratchblocks, but I'd like to know, so if you're reading this, please find out then get back to me on this thread!

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
It looks exactly the same before I post it. Do you know what powers the block rendering tool? If so, it maybe that the {} trigger c blocks, but in the preview system it doesn't have exactly the same rendering.

()

That appears as a diamond with a circle in it, but when I post it, it appears different

{[()]}

That appears as a dark boolean within a boolean with a text input when in the preview system.

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.12, Firefox 50.0, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
Please quote this post and then press preview.
-snip-
When you pressed preview, you should have seen a collection of dark gray diamonds and light blue circles. I saw the same thing when I pressed preview. However, in this post, all of the scratchblocks are red c-blocks. I don't know if it's like this on your computer, but it is on mine.

Wow… That is strange… What in the world is going on here?

I don't if if there is a discrepancy for any other scratchblocks, but I'd like to know, so if you're reading this, please find out then get back to me on this thread!

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
It looks exactly the same before I post it. Do you know what powers the block rendering tool? If so, it maybe that the {} trigger c blocks, but in the preview system it doesn't have exactly the same rendering.

()

That appears as a diamond with a circle in it, but when I post it, it appears different

{[()]}

That appears as a dark boolean within a boolean with a text input when in the preview system.

So Scratch has two different block rendering systems? What's the purpose of that?

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.12, Firefox 50.0, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
Please quote this post and then press preview.
-snip-
When you pressed preview, you should have seen a collection of dark gray diamonds and light blue circles. I saw the same thing when I pressed preview. However, in this post, all of the scratchblocks are red c-blocks. I don't know if it's like this on your computer, but it is on mine.

Wow… That is strange… What in the world is going on here?

I don't if if there is a discrepancy for any other scratchblocks, but I'd like to know, so if you're reading this, please find out then get back to me on this thread!

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
It looks exactly the same before I post it. Do you know what powers the block rendering tool? If so, it maybe that the {} trigger c blocks, but in the preview system it doesn't have exactly the same rendering.

()

That appears as a diamond with a circle in it, but when I post it, it appears different

{[()]}

That appears as a dark boolean within a boolean with a text input when in the preview system.

So Scratch has two different block rendering systems? What's the purpose of that?

I'm not sure if they do, it's just a theory. It may not be that way, but it seems likely.
sixty second rule… :( ;-;

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

<snipped the unimportant parts>
My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
It looks exactly the same before I post it. Do you know what powers the block rendering tool? If so, it maybe that the {} trigger c blocks, but in the preview system it doesn't have exactly the same rendering.

()

That appears as a diamond with a circle in it, but when I post it, it appears different

{[()]}

That appears as a dark boolean within a boolean with a text input when in the preview system.

So Scratch has two different block rendering systems? What's the purpose of that?

I'm not sure if they do, it's just a theory. It may not be that way, but it seems likely.
sixty second rule… :( ;-;

Have you asked the Scratch Team?

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

<snipped the unimportant parts>
My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
It looks exactly the same before I post it. Do you know what powers the block rendering tool? If so, it maybe that the {} trigger c blocks, but in the preview system it doesn't have exactly the same rendering.

()

That appears as a diamond with a circle in it, but when I post it, it appears different

{[()]}

That appears as a dark boolean within a boolean with a text input when in the preview system.

So Scratch has two different block rendering systems? What's the purpose of that?

I'm not sure if they do, it's just a theory. It may not be that way, but it seems likely.
sixty second rule… :( ;-;

Have you asked the Scratch Team?

I will.

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

<snipped the unimportant parts>
My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
It looks exactly the same before I post it. Do you know what powers the block rendering tool? If so, it maybe that the {} trigger c blocks, but in the preview system it doesn't have exactly the same rendering.

()

That appears as a diamond with a circle in it, but when I post it, it appears different

{[()]}

That appears as a dark boolean within a boolean with a text input when in the preview system.

So Scratch has two different block rendering systems? What's the purpose of that?

I'm not sure if they do, it's just a theory. It may not be that way, but it seems likely.
sixty second rule… :( ;-;

Have you asked the Scratch Team?

I will.

What was the Scratch Team's response?

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

<snipped the unimportant parts>
My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
It looks exactly the same before I post it. Do you know what powers the block rendering tool? If so, it maybe that the {} trigger c blocks, but in the preview system it doesn't have exactly the same rendering.

()

That appears as a diamond with a circle in it, but when I post it, it appears different

{[()]}

That appears as a dark boolean within a boolean with a text input when in the preview system.

So Scratch has two different block rendering systems? What's the purpose of that?

I'm not sure if they do, it's just a theory. It may not be that way, but it seems likely.
sixty second rule… :( ;-;

Have you asked the Scratch Team?

I will.

What was the Scratch Team's response?

I haven't been answered yet.

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

<snipped the unimportant parts>
My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 55.0.2883.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)
It looks exactly the same before I post it. Do you know what powers the block rendering tool? If so, it maybe that the {} trigger c blocks, but in the preview system it doesn't have exactly the same rendering.

()

That appears as a diamond with a circle in it, but when I post it, it appears different

{[()]}

That appears as a dark boolean within a boolean with a text input when in the preview system.

So Scratch has two different block rendering systems? What's the purpose of that?

I'm not sure if they do, it's just a theory. It may not be that way, but it seems likely.
sixty second rule… :( ;-;

Have you asked the Scratch Team?

I will.

What was the Scratch Team's response?

I haven't been answered yet.

Which Scratch Team Member did you ask? I'd recommend @thisandagain for reasons https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/users/Paddle2See/#comments-30471699.

A failed attempt for new notation of booleans and reporters?

ChatUser2 wrote:

A failed attempt for new notation of booleans and reporters?

I'm not sure.

dvargasews wrote:

ChatUser2 wrote:

A failed attempt for new notation of booleans and reporters?

I'm not sure.

Then why does {} appear as boolean and {}{} appears as reporter in previews?

ChatUser2 wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

ChatUser2 wrote:

A failed attempt for new notation of booleans and reporters?

I'm not sure.

Then why does {} appear as boolean and {}{} appears as reporter in previews?

Also, the booleans are strangely wide.

Perhaps the rendering preview and the actual forums use different versions of scratchblocks - maybe the forums uses an older version? I've asked Paddle2See.

dude341 wrote:

Perhaps the rendering preview and the actual forums use different versions of scratchblocks - maybe the forums uses an older version? I've asked Paddle2See.

Thanks; I can't wait to hear the answer.

dvargasews wrote:

dude341 wrote:

Perhaps the rendering preview and the actual forums use different versions of scratchblocks - maybe the forums uses an older version? I've asked Paddle2See.

Thanks; I can't wait to hear the answer.

You can wait for this answer - I have no idea. Maybe ask blob8108 - I believe he wrote the Scratchblocks feature.

Paddle2See wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

dude341 wrote:

Perhaps the rendering preview and the actual forums use different versions of scratchblocks - maybe the forums uses an older version? I've asked Paddle2See.

Thanks; I can't wait to hear the answer.

You can wait for this answer - I have no idea. Maybe ask blob8108 - I believe he wrote the Scratchblocks feature.

I asked @jonathan10 (I can't remember if that's his username or not), he hasn't gotten back to me yet.

dvargasews wrote:

ChatUser2 wrote:

dvargasews wrote:

ChatUser2 wrote:

A failed attempt for new notation of booleans and reporters?

I'm not sure.

Then why does {} appear as boolean and {}{} appears as reporter in previews?

Also, the booleans are strangely wide.

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