theonlygusti wrote:

When someone behind John says ( pizza:: ring ) :: motion
fire the blue cannon until a user leaves :: operators
GO GO GO :: grey

What does that even mean? If you're implying that soon Scratch might have voice-recognition, that's awesome! Otherwise, what?! Also, your [scratchblocks] skills are terribly lacking; why is pizza a ring? Rings are for enclosing other operators, not existing as one.

IronBit_Studios wrote:

theonlygusti wrote:

When someone behind John says ( pizza:: ring ) :: motion
fire the blue cannon until a user leaves :: operators
GO GO GO :: grey

What does that even mean? If you're implying that soon Scratch might have voice-recognition, that's awesome! Otherwise, what?! Also, your [scratchblocks] skills are terribly lacking; why is pizza a ring? Rings are for enclosing other operators, not existing as one.

Do you think I was trying to be serious? It was a joke that was imitating the fact that people want specific blocks.

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

a lot of people are mostly deaf or entirely deaf and can't hear music. Audio Visualizer are how deaf people enjoy music. This would obviously be a good thing for the purpose of Scratch which is to educate and otherwise benefit EVERYONE.

when green flag clicked
forever
    
if <not <we are held back>> then
broadcast [we can succeed]    
end

end

ev3coolexit987654 wrote:

Support

griffpatch wrote:

Support

if <[audio level v] of [Sprite1 v] = [-1 ] ::sensing> then
    say [YOUR TOO FREAKIN SOFT] for (2) seconds ::looks
end

(loudness)

Zekrom01 wrote:

So your suggesting something like:

if <[audio level v] of [Sprite1 v] = [-1 ] ::sensing> then
    say [YOUR TOO FREAKIN SOFT] for (2) seconds ::looks
end

Semi to No support, what's wrong with

(loudness)

?

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

So your suggesting something like:

if <[audio level v] of [Sprite1 v] = [-1 ] ::sensing> then
    say [YOUR TOO FREAKIN SOFT] for (2) seconds ::looks
end

Semi to No support, what's wrong with

(loudness)

?

nope, that's note haha i get it it, your thinking of the loudness block. I'm talking about a block that does a similar thing, but just with audio files. not the mic. for the reasons stated

when [a v] key pressed
if <[bob v] says [you rock]::looks> then
    shoot [bob v] in the face ::motion
wait until [bob v] dies ::control
GO GO GO GO GO ::operators
end

Zekrom01 wrote:

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

So your suggesting something like:

if <[audio level v] of [Sprite1 v] = [-1 ] ::sensing> then
    say [YOUR TOO FREAKIN SOFT] for (2) seconds ::looks
end

Semi to No support, what's wrong with

(loudness)

?

nope, that's note haha i get it it, your thinking of the loudness block. I'm talking about a block that does a similar thing, but just with audio files. not the mic. for the reasons stated

sorry, made a mistake.

Anyway, this is wayyyyyyyyyyyy too specific for a block, it would be EXTREMELY hard even for someone like griffpatch.

It's like

when [a v] key pressed
if <[bob v] says [you rock]::looks> then
    shoot [bob v] in the face ::motion
wait until [bob v] dies ::control
GO GO GO GO GO ::operators
end

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

So your suggesting something like:

if <[audio level v] of [Sprite1 v] = [-1 ] ::sensing> then
    say [YOUR TOO FREAKIN SOFT] for (2) seconds ::looks
end

Semi to No support, what's wrong with

(loudness)

?

nope, that's note haha i get it it, your thinking of the loudness block. I'm talking about a block that does a similar thing, but just with audio files. not the mic. for the reasons stated

sorry, made a mistake.

Anyway, this is wayyyyyyyyyyyy too specific for a block, it would be EXTREMELY hard even for someone like griffpatch.

It's like

when [a v] key pressed
if <[bob v] says [you rock]::looks> then
    shoot [bob v] in the face ::motion
wait until [bob v] dies ::control
GO GO GO GO GO ::operators
end

it's not about griffpatch making it, griffpatch CAN'T this is a suggestion for something for the scratch programmers to add. I could do anything griffpatch can, he's just better at everything.

Zekrom01 wrote:

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

So your suggesting something like:

if <[audio level v] of [Sprite1 v] = [-1 ] ::sensing> then
    say [YOUR TOO FREAKIN SOFT] for (2) seconds ::looks
end

Semi to No support, what's wrong with

(loudness)

?

nope, that's note haha i get it it, your thinking of the loudness block. I'm talking about a block that does a similar thing, but just with audio files. not the mic. for the reasons stated

sorry, made a mistake.

Anyway, this is wayyyyyyyyyyyy too specific for a block, it would be EXTREMELY hard even for someone like griffpatch.

It's like

when [a v] key pressed
if <[bob v] says [you rock]::looks> then
    shoot [bob v] in the face ::motion
wait until [bob v] dies ::control
GO GO GO GO GO ::operators
end

it's not about griffpatch making it, griffpatch CAN'T this is a suggestion for something for the scratch programmers to add. I could do anything griffpatch can, he's just better at everything.

That's not the point.

I'm saying that this would be hard for a LOT of Scratchers to understand.
(I don't think you can understand it either)

when green flag clicked

IronBit_Studios wrote:

Why would you need this block anyways?

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

So your suggesting something like:

if <[audio level v] of [Sprite1 v] = [-1 ] ::sensing> then
    say [YOUR TOO FREAKIN SOFT] for (2) seconds ::looks
end

Semi to No support, what's wrong with

(loudness)

?

nope, that's note haha i get it it, your thinking of the loudness block. I'm talking about a block that does a similar thing, but just with audio files. not the mic. for the reasons stated

sorry, made a mistake.

Anyway, this is wayyyyyyyyyyyy too specific for a block, it would be EXTREMELY hard even for someone like griffpatch.

It's like

when [a v] key pressed
if <[bob v] says [you rock]::looks> then
    shoot [bob v] in the face ::motion
wait until [bob v] dies ::control
GO GO GO GO GO ::operators
end

it's not about griffpatch making it, griffpatch CAN'T this is a suggestion for something for the scratch programmers to add. I could do anything griffpatch can, he's just better at everything.

That's not the point.

I'm saying that this would be hard for a LOT of Scratchers to understand.
(I don't think you can understand it either)

what? there is nothing to understand, your not listening at all. it would be as easy as using a

when green flag clicked

IronBit_Studios wrote:

Why would you need this block anyways?

a lot of people are mostly deaf or entirely deaf and can't hear music. Audio Visualizer are how deaf people enjoy music. This would obviously be a good thing for the purpose of Scratch which is to educate and otherwise benefit everyone. not to mention that one of the featured studios is for audio visualizers

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

a lot of people are mostly deaf or entirely deaf and can't hear music. Audio Visualizer are how deaf people enjoy music. This would obviously be a good thing for the purpose of Scratch which is to educate and otherwise benefit everyone. not to mention that one of the featured studios is for audio visualizers

([audio level v] of [sprite v])

Zekrom01 wrote:

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

a lot of people are mostly deaf or entirely deaf and can't hear music. Audio Visualizer are how deaf people enjoy music. This would obviously be a good thing for the purpose of Scratch which is to educate and otherwise benefit everyone. not to mention that one of the featured studios is for audio visualizers

I bet that no one, or very, very, VERY few if any, people are deaf and use Scratch at the same time. I'm keeping my stance of no support
I also don't think that:

([audio level v] of [sprite v])

would have anything to do with helping the deaf.

and the would be about 22 thousand deaf scratch users, not including those hard of hearing.

Zekrom01 wrote:

I am listening. So your saying that counting the audio level of a wav. file is as easy as saying the ABCs.

Anyway, since this is becoming a flame war:

Zekrom01 wrote:

and the would be about 22 thousand deaf scratch users, not including those hard of hearing.

And your proof is?

DaSpudLord wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

and the would be about 22 thousand deaf scratch users, not including those hard of hearing.

And your proof is?

^^^
Look, I know you're really into this, but the ST doesn't add blocks for stuff that would only be used for one purpose- they want users to be able to use a single block in a variety of situations, that way they know that it is worth it to add that block. This block only has one purpose- audio visualization- so therefore it would not be worth it to add the block.

An_Oreo_4_you wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

and the would be about 22 thousand deaf scratch users, not including those hard of hearing.

And your proof is?

^^^
Look, I know you're really into this, but the ST doesn't add blocks for stuff that would only be used for one purpose- they want users to be able to use a single block in a variety of situations, that way they know that it is worth it to add that block. This block only has one purpose- audio visualization- so therefore it would not be worth it to add the block.

half of all blocks have 1 purpose.