Yoshiii999 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

Looks is a much better category for this.

Actually I'm thinking that it can be an extension
with a red color for blocks
New colors:

I'd rather use the scratchblocks tag btw

CST1229 wrote:

Yoshiii999 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

Looks is a much better category for this.

Actually I'm thinking that it can be an extension
with a red color for blocks
New colors:

I'd rather use the scratchblocks tag btw

Aren't all extensions normally the same color?

samq64 wrote:

Just so you know, I made an extension for this that everyone is free to use, just remember that projects with those blocks cannot be loaded in Scratch.

Edit: just to be clear this is a block extension not a browser extension.

samq64 wrote:

Just so you know, I made an extension for this that everyone is free to use, just remember that projects with those blocks cannot be loaded in Scratch.

So, is that what you were suggesting? (minus the hide cursor block)

Edit: just to be clear this is a block extension not a browser extension.

han614698 wrote:

Remember to remove this one!

Switch cursor to (join[none][]) :: looks

samq64 wrote:

han614698 wrote:

Remember to remove this one!

The problem is someone could just do this even if none isn't in the drop-down (unless they specifically block that one, which might be a good idea.)

Switch cursor to (join[none][]) :: looks

Sheep_maker wrote:

SonicFanX123_321 wrote:

mockup:

Hmm, each operating system has their own designs for the cursor, and the cursor itself can be customised. Perhaps instead, hovering over each option could change the cursor directly

If we're just limiting this to the CSS cursor values (no custom cursors), then I don't think the rejection reason holds; it's fairly typical to change the cursor when hovering over buttons or the edges of resizable boxes, for example, so the built-in cursor options probably won't confuse the user. This'd probably be especially useful for point and click games to indicate what parts of the level is clickable without making it too obvious (so the user has to move their mouse around to find them), though this might encourage non-touch-friendly projects

Yoshiii999 wrote:

donotforgetmycode wrote:

TOLORS wrote:

or change the way the mouse pointer looks

This is rejected.

ok, how do you close a topic

duh

ScolderCreations wrote:

This feature would not change the kind of projects you can make on scratch.

<color [#ffffff] is touching [#000000] ?>

han614698 wrote:

TOLORS wrote:

1.10 “Control mouse pointer” block
This block, and others, could be used to hide the mouse pointer or change the way the mouse pointer looks in a project. These blocks, however, do not significantly change the types of projects that can be created with Scratch; for more information, see this post. In addition, they may cause confusion to users, wondering where the mouse pointer went. A feature to control the mouse pointer, including freezing it or preventing it from leaving the project screen, poses similar confusing problems.

hide mouse pointer :: looks

Rejected as per TOLORS.

Codingfairy07 wrote:

han614698 wrote:

TOLORS wrote:

1.10 “Control mouse pointer” block
This block, and others, could be used to hide the mouse pointer or change the way the mouse pointer looks in a project. These blocks, however, do not significantly change the types of projects that can be created with Scratch; for more information, see this post. In addition, they may cause confusion to users, wondering where the mouse pointer went. A feature to control the mouse pointer, including freezing it or preventing it from leaving the project screen, poses similar confusing problems.

hide mouse pointer :: looks

Rejected as per TOLORS.

dhuls wrote:

ScolderCreations wrote:

This feature would not change the kind of projects you can make on scratch.

<color [#ffffff] is touching [#000000] ?>

DumebiAnimations wrote:

ask a moderator

duh

Yoshiii999 wrote:

DumebiAnimations wrote:

ask a moderator

duh

I found the button

duh

DumebiAnimations wrote:

Yoshiii999 wrote:

DumebiAnimations wrote:

ask a moderator

duh

I found the button

then close it

duh

Yoshiii999 wrote:

DumebiAnimations wrote:

Yoshiii999 wrote:

DumebiAnimations wrote:

ask a moderator

duh

I found the button

then close it

duh

But it's actually not rejected, only custom cursors are rejected (the normal ones are not rejected)