option to make it so you click a script twice to start it, not once

MrFluffyPenguins

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Nambaseking01

I know this is optional, I just didn't use the right wording.

Hmph, I just came to this topic and got an idea for this suggestion. Either this should be optional, or you should be able to customize the amount of frames to be run before the script runs when you click on it. The maximum frame rate should be around three so that it won't delay, like, ten seconds or something when you click on a script.

Any ideas to expand on this one?

Last edited by Nambaseking01 (Dec. 4, 2019 20:55:47)

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Nambaseking01 wrote:
The maximum frame rate should be around three so that it won't delay, like, ten seconds or something when you click on a script.

Any ideas to expand on this one?

Three frames per second is verrrrrrry sloooooow

Frames per second (FPS) is just a fancy way of saying how fast something updates. Scratch runs at 30 FPS, so it updates and changes 30 times a second.

I'm a bit confused, could you rephrase your last?

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Nambaseking01 wrote:
I know this is optional, I just didn't use the right wording.

Hmph, I just came to this topic and got an idea for this suggestion. Either this should be optional, or you should be able to customize the amount of frames to be run before the script runs when you click on it. The maximum frame rate should be around three so that it won't delay, like, ten seconds or something when you click on a script.

That makes very little sense? Maximum frame rate of 3? Scratch runs at 30 frames per second and atomic blocks run as fast as possible. Plus, delaying by frames means nothing, y'know, when 30 frames is 1 second and you can't cancel it anyway.

And yes, I am in full support of this. Atomic custom blocks have caused me so many issues when I've accidentally ran a bad script and it's got in to an infinite, inescapable loop, crashing my browser tab and erasing the last half hour of progress. They either fix that, or add this. ST decides from there.

Nambaseking01

Okay, I need to learn more about frames.

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Nambaseking01 wrote:
Okay, I need to learn more about frames.

It's really just how fast something updates.

If something is running at 45 FPS, it means that it updates 45 times per second. If something runs at 3 frames per second, then it only updates thrice every second (which as you can guess, is pretty slow)

That's about it, I think.

Nambaseking01

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It's really just how fast something updates.

If something is running at 45 FPS, it means that it updates 45 times per second. If something runs at 3 frames per second, then it only updates thrice every second (which as you can guess, is pretty slow)

That's about it, I think.

Thanks. Now let's not derail this.

what is a frame

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Nambaseking01 wrote:
what is a frame

Picture on a screen or within a framebuffer.

MrFluffyPenguins

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Also, the FPS determines not only the time precision of the output, but also the input. For example, a 60fps system receives keyboard or controller input every 1÷60 of a second.

MrFluffyPenguins

get back on topic plz

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MrFluffyPenguins

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LankyBox01

Support! Its so annoying, íf you duplicate a script, then place it somewhere in a script, it runs it. But i got used to it so i probably won't have that option turned on

Penguin646

LankyBox01 wrote:
Support! Its so annoying, íf you duplicate a script, then place it somewhere in a script, it runs it.

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Support.

Shajiui_Da_Black_Fox

Support. It's quite annoying when I accidentally start my code and have to undo everything.

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How would the optional feature work on the Offline editor?

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