I love 2.0! But here are some things I was expecting:

1. There is no single stepping. Also, I was hoping for a “slow mode” so you could really see what was going on.
2. You can't import projects. I thought you would be able to put a project in your back pack.
3. Comments are weird. I liked the way the old comments worked.

Thanks! If I ever find anything else, I'll add it here.

Also, I can't double click a boolean/reporter to see its value .
I can't delete a post.

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OrcaCat wrote:

3. Comments are weird. I liked the way the old comments worked.

I disagree. I like the way the new comment system works.

Before, you couldn't respond to someone if the comments went too deep. Now, there is no limit.

BoltBait wrote:

OrcaCat wrote:

3. Comments are weird. I liked the way the old comments worked.

I disagree. I like the way the new comment system works.

Before, you couldn't respond to someone if the comments went too deep. Now, there is no limit.

Oh, sorry. I meant the comments within the project.

OrcaCat wrote:

BoltBait wrote:

OrcaCat wrote:

3. Comments are weird. I liked the way the old comments worked.

I disagree. I like the way the new comment system works.

Before, you couldn't respond to someone if the comments went too deep. Now, there is no limit.

Oh, sorry. I meant the comments within the project.

Ah - ok. Can you say more about what you don't like about how they work now? (and suggest how to improve them?)

Lightnin wrote:

OrcaCat wrote:

Oh, sorry. I meant the comments within the project.

Ah - ok. Can you say more about what you don't like about how they work now? (and suggest how to improve them?)

I'll give you one…

I can't figure out how to attach a comment to a block so that it moves around with the code when the code is rearranged.

BoltBait wrote:

Lightnin wrote:

OrcaCat wrote:

Oh, sorry. I meant the comments within the project.

Ah - ok. Can you say more about what you don't like about how they work now? (and suggest how to improve them?)

I'll give you one…

I can't figure out how to attach a comment to a block so that it moves around with the code when the code is rearranged.

Yeah, I agree. Also, I can't delete them. They don't collapse, and are overall very clumsy. I can't move an already made comment onto a script.

Oops! I guess you just right-click on the block and “add comment”.

BoltBait wrote:

Oops! I guess you just right-click on the block and “add comment”.

Ah, I see. But the old way was better.

OrcaCat wrote:

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Gosh, I got it right on!

Oh, and how to improve the comments, just make them exactly the way they were in 1.4.

I love 2.0! But here are some things I was expecting:

1. There is no single stepping. Also, I was hoping for a “slow mode” so you could really see what was going on.
2. You can't import projects. I thought you would be able to put a project in your back pack.
3. Comments are weird. I liked the way the old comments worked.

Thanks! If I ever find anything else, I'll add it here.

Also, I can't double click a boolean/reporter to see its value .
I can't delete a post.

Actually, you can import projects. If you go to file, then export to local drive. Then if you want to send that project to someone, you can attach the file and send it via email. the person you sent it to will have to create a new project and then go to file, import from local drive, and the downloaded project will automatically appear on that same project

I would add the paint editor.

proboteek wrote:

I love 2.0! But here are some things I was expecting:

1. There is no single stepping. Also, I was hoping for a “slow mode” so you could really see what was going on.
2. You can't import projects. I thought you would be able to put a project in your back pack.
3. Comments are weird. I liked the way the old comments worked.

Thanks! If I ever find anything else, I'll add it here.

Also, I can't double click a boolean/reporter to see its value .
I can't delete a post.

Actually, you can import projects. If you go to file, then export to local drive. Then if you want to send that project to someone, you can attach the file and send it via email. the person you sent it to will have to create a new project and then go to file, import from local drive, and the downloaded project will automatically appear on that same project

I want to put several “sub-projects” together into one project. Import from local drive a) requires downloading/exporting and b) replaces the contents of the current project. I think you should be able to put projects in the backpack.

Bump!

BoltBait wrote:

Oops! I guess you just right-click on the block and “add comment”.

Hmmm… that doesn't actually work.

I can't see a way to attach a comment to a specific block.

BoltBait wrote:

BoltBait wrote:

Oops! I guess you just right-click on the block and “add comment”.

Hmmm… that doesn't actually work.

I can't see a way to attach a comment to a specific block.

Yeah. I like the old comments. Plus, the other things are pretty annoying.

Bump!

BoltBait wrote:

Lightnin wrote:

OrcaCat wrote:

Oh, sorry. I meant the comments within the project.

Ah - ok. Can you say more about what you don't like about how they work now? (and suggest how to improve them?)

I'll give you one…

I can't figure out how to attach a comment to a block so that it moves around with the code when the code is rearranged.

You can't yet, I hope you will be able to soon.

savaka wrote:

BoltBait wrote:

Lightnin wrote:

OrcaCat wrote:

Oh, sorry. I meant the comments within the project.

Ah - ok. Can you say more about what you don't like about how they work now? (and suggest how to improve them?)

I'll give you one…

I can't figure out how to attach a comment to a block so that it moves around with the code when the code is rearranged.

You can't yet, I hope you will be able to soon.

Oh, okay. BUMP

I don't like the appearance at all. They should have kept the same general look.