I think

([ v] of [Sprite1 v])
(current [ v])
turn video [ v]
([ v] of (9))
set [ v] to []
change [ v] by (0)
show variable [ v]
hide variable [ v]
add [] to [list v]
delete ( v) of [list v]
insert [] at (1 v) of [list v]
replace item ( v) of [list v] with [thing]
(item ( v) of [list v] :: list)
(length of [ v] :: list)
<[ v] contains [thing] ?>
show list [ v]
hide list [ v]

should be replaced with

(( v) of [Sprite1 v])
(current ( v))
turn video ( v)
(( v) of (9))
set ( v) to []
change ( v) by (0)
show variable ( v)
hide variable ( v)
add [] to (list v)
delete ( v) of (list v)
insert [] at (1 v) of (list v)
replace item ( v) of (list v) with [thing]
(item ( v) of (list v) :: list)
(length of (list v) :: list)
<(list v) contains [thing] ?>
show list (list v)
hide list (list v)

Semi-support. Though I would really like the see the blocks look more modern, they are still functioning as they are.

No support.

The tabs you show imply that you can just type anything into them, whereas the current dropdown system only shows things that already exist in the project. I think the current system works just fine.

Za-Chary wrote:

No support.

The tabs you show imply that you can just type anything into them, whereas the current dropdown system only shows things that already exist in the project. I think the current system works just fine.

Solution: Blocks wouldn't create new lists or variables

No support

This is just a small cosmetic change, and I don't really see any benefits to changing it.

-Accio- wrote:

No support

This is just a small cosmetic change, and I don't really see any benefits to changing it.

Operation of blocks would change too, for example

set [getVariable,x v] to []

would change to

set (x) to []