<i receive [ v]>

when I receive [ v]

VoltageGames wrote:

An “if I receive” would function exactly like

when I receive [ v]

no support.

VoltageGames wrote:

An “if I receive” would function exactly like

when I receive [ v]

no support.

when green flag clicked
forever
    say [Hi. ] for [2] secs
if <i receive [stop talking v]> then
stop [this script v]
    
end

end

Langdon35 wrote:

We don't need this block

VoltageGames wrote:

An “if I receive” would function exactly like

when I receive [ v]

no support.

We already have it.

asdfghjkl28845 wrote:

VoltageGames wrote:

An “if I receive” would function exactly like

when I receive [ v]

no support.

Ah, but this could be in a script like

when green flag clicked
forever
    say [Hi. ] for [2] secs
if <i receive [stop talking v]> then
stop [this script v]
    
end

end

stickfiregames wrote:

Read the sticky

asdfghjkl28845 wrote:

Scratch Team,
Scratch brodcasting would be so much easier if only we had this block:

<i receive [ v]>

jvvg wrote:

Before making a suggestion, be sure to check this topic for stuff that's already been suggested.
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Suggestions that have been rejected
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9. <broadcast received> boolean
There is way too much ambiguity to how this would work. Would it return true of the broadcast was fired at any point since the project was created, since the green flag was clicked, since something else was broadcasted, etc.? If you really want to do something like this, instead just make a variable and set it to 1 and use the equals block.

(I am receiving [message1 v]?::events)

Cyoce wrote:

What about

<I am receiving [message1 v]?::events>

This would clear up much of the ambiguity.

wait until I receive [broadcast v] :: events

repeat until I receive [broadcast v] :: events cstart
end

(time since [broadcast v] received :: events)

when this sprite clicked
when this sprite clicked<key [Speed is key!!!] pressed?>
if <Speed is key> then
show list [Bosses]
    
end

broadcast [This would work though]

<broadcast received> boolean
There is way too much ambiguity to how this would work. Would it return true of the broadcast was fired at any point since the project was created, since the green flag was clicked, since something else was broadcasted, etc.? If you really want to do something like this, instead just make a variable and set it to 1 and use the equals block.

joshuaho wrote:

I'm pretty sure that this suggestion won't be implemented because of the reasons below:

<broadcast received> boolean
There is way too much ambiguity to how this would work. Would it return true of the broadcast was fired at any point since the project was created, since the green flag was clicked, since something else was broadcasted, etc.? If you really want to do something like this, instead just make a variable and set it to 1 and use the equals block.

Its always a good idea to read the stickies at the top of the forum page before posting.