print [] :: pen

newline :: pen

set print font to [ v] :: pen

set print size to ( v) :: pen

set print colour to [#ff0000] :: pen

set print boldness to ( v) :: pen // I forgot this block. 0 is super light, 100 is super thick.

print [] to x:() y:() :: pen // Suggested by Pot-Of-Gold and Samanyolu

set print [ v] effect to () :: pen
change print [ v] effect by () :: pen // Blocks suggested by Samanyolu

IronBit_Studios wrote:

I was thinking that Scratch should have a “Print” function:

print [] :: pen

It would work as it does in other languages, printing the input.
There would also be related blocks to support it:

newline :: pen

set print font to [ v] :: pen

set print size to ( v) :: pen

set print colour to [#ff0000] :: pen

P.S. I know this can be workroundable, but it's REALLY tedious…

Zro716 wrote:

just one missing detail… where does it print to?

print [] at x: () y; () :: pen

Zro716 wrote:

just one missing detail… where does it print to?

thelucariokid wrote:

Do you mean text? If so, support.

rollercoasterfan wrote:

Support, but couldn't *you use a text editor that's been made in Scratch already?

Pot-of-Gold wrote:

I also support for a print at x: () y: ()
and removing the 60 second rule

go to x: () y: ()
print [] :: pen

IronBit_Studios wrote:

Pot-of-Gold wrote:

I also support for a print at x: () y: ()
and removing the 60 second rule

1:

go to x: () y: ()
print [] :: pen

2: Denied as a spamblock. Maybe for 500-1000+ posters, but put that in a new topic.

Pot-of-Gold wrote:

IronBit_Studios wrote:

Pot-of-Gold wrote:

I also support for a print at x: () y: ()
and removing the 60 second rule

1:

go to x: () y: ()
print [] :: pen

2: Denied as a spamblock. Maybe for 500-1000+ posters, but put that in a new topic.

Uh I was joking
and, it might interfere with some games.