Make the

<visible ::looks>

boolean.
This block will indicate if the sprite is shown or hidden.
It could be worked around with

show
set [visibility v] to [1]

BUT the if statement can have a workaround for if/else, and almost every block except those involving variables have a workaround, so that argument is a bit invalid. Also, Scratch said that it was for 8+. This block can make coding slightly simpler for those who aren't that much advanced.
The visible block can open up a variety of possibilities, and could even decrease the amounts of blocks that need to be used.

I could see what this could do I think a

<If visible>
<If invisible>
 Could be something (why block?)

meowgon wrote:

I could see what this could do I think a

<If visible>
<If invisible>
 Could be something (why block?)

yep

You can use
(visible ::looks)
to make it a looks block. Although I think you would want a boolean, so use
<visible? ::looks>
which produces

<visible? ::looks>

(Added the ? to make it more consistent with other booleans that perform similar things in Scratch)

Also, pretty sure this is a dupe: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/69728/

BigNate469 wrote:

You can use
(visible ::looks)
to make it a looks block. Although I think you would want a boolean, so use
<visible? ::looks>
which produces

<visible? ::looks>

(Added the ? to make it more consistent with other booleans that perform similar things in Scratch)

Also, pretty sure this is a dupe: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/69728/

thanks