this is just a quick suggestion: add an option for

<right mouse down?>

<left mouse down?>

ak24 wrote:

this is just a quick suggestion: add an option for

<right mouse down?>

<left mouse down?>

support it would really help game making like in minecraft

I think that there used to be a weird way of doing this but I don't think that it works anymore in 2.0.

Support, although I think that this has been suggested before. and if it wasn't so late here I'd go and find it, but I'm too tired….

First of all, I'm addicted to fixing blocks. So here we go!

<left mouse down?> // category=sensing
<right mouse down?> // category=sensing

Anyway, I totally support this idea. It would be useful for OSs because you could right click for settings.

Hmm, I think there is a workaround on the Scratch Wiki that let you do it.. Let me find it first.

Rumanti wrote:

Hmm, I think there is a workaround on the Scratch Wiki that let you do it.. Let me find it first.

You mean

when this sprite clicked
if <mouse down?> then
left click //category=grey
else
right click //category=grey
end

But that only works in Scratch 1.4.

AonymousGuy wrote:

Rumanti wrote:

Hmm, I think there is a workaround on the Scratch Wiki that let you do it.. Let me find it first.

You mean

when this sprite clicked
if <mouse down?> then
left click //category=grey
else
right click //category=grey
end

But that only works in Scratch 1.4.

Oh, I don't know that!

Support anyway!

Support!

+2
when its me

How about

<[left v] mouse down?>

Middle would be in as well.

I support but there is some kind of problems I think about like when you right click it opens settings in Windows.

xXCMFXx wrote:

I support but there is some kind of problems I think about like when you right click it opens settings in Windows.

yes they do, but I believe there is a way for them to bypass that

Support

This gets a

Support!

I support

This will never be possible.
Right click anything. See the options that come up? That's the exact reason right click was invented. Using it in games will cause those options to overlap the game.

VoltageGames wrote:

This will never be possible.
Right click anything. See the options that come up? That's the exact reason right click was invented. Using it in games will cause those options to overlap the game.

I would support this, but right clicking in the player opens up the aforementioned options bar. It's how the flash player works.