Go To Layer (Ehh I dunno how many supporters --- a lot)

TimothyLawyer

OmnipotentPotato wrote:
Yeah… I'm not too good with these block types…

Oh, okay.

Here are 2 ways to represent it in Scratchblocks.

(layer :: looks) 

layer :: looks reporter

OmnipotentPotato

TimothyLawyer wrote:
OmnipotentPotato wrote:
Yeah… I'm not too good with these block types…
Oh, okay.

Here are 2 ways to represent it in Scratchblocks.
(layer :: looks) 

layer :: looks reporter

Okay, thanks! So do you support that or do you not support them both?

Prinseskat

TimothyLawyer wrote:
OmnipotentPotato wrote:
if <(layer :: looks) = [3]> then
    
say [I'm in layer 3]
end
It would report the layer not wheter it's in a layer or not.
But then it's a reporter.

Wouldn't it be a variable…? Like

change [layer v] by (5)

RandomPerson1789

OmnipotentPotato wrote:
Theses blocks should be added:
go to layer () :: looks

layer :: looks boolean

You should make that boolean a reporter

Support

20btheilmanngohr

Now that I think of it, support.

OmnipotentPotato

RandomPerson1789 wrote:
OmnipotentPotato wrote:
Theses blocks should be added:
go to layer () :: looks

layer :: looks boolean
You should make that boolean a reporter
Support

What is the difference? I know the difference in what the block does, but in the physical appearance they look the same.

NerdyKitty2539

Support!

go to front

go back () layers

I've been confused by these blocks multiple times. I always wanted it to be simpler!!

GyroscopeBill

$u¶¶•®+

Zappy1333

Support!!!

MrSherlockHolmes

Support!

Last edited by MrSherlockHolmes (Jan. 25, 2015 12:07:37)

Doodle-cats

Super Support

ev3commander

Blaze349 wrote:
TheHockeyist wrote:
Support!

AonymousGuy

So uh… when two sprites are overlapping in the same layer, in what order does it render them?

stickfiregames

AonymousGuy wrote:
So uh… when two sprites are overlapping in the same layer, in what order does it render them?

Sprites can't be in the same layer because layers are stored like a list. When a sprite goes to the front it bumps the others down by 1, and when a sprite moves back a layer it swaps with the layer below.

silverknight108

Support remember scratch is designed for children i mind so some kids won't know about the workarounds

PaganoLeo10

if <PaganoLeo10 supports this> then // category=sensing
    say [Yep. I support.] for (2) secs // category=operators And why am I an operators block?
else //Why am I a sensing block?
    Oh plz. He supports. // category=pen WHY AM I PEN!?!?
end

World_Languages

Support!

SimonJohn

I support, also these would be nice:

go to back :: looks

go in front of [Sprite1 v] :: looks

go behind [Sprite1 v] :: looks

Last edited by SimonJohn (Jan. 26, 2015 23:48:58)

Greenyman

Support. It can be difficult to do

go to front
go back (6.53654265462474) layers

(I don't know why I chose 6.53654265462474)

with multiple sprites/clones, because which one would go first? You can add a delay to before they go back, but with clones, that can be difficult to do. This would be really useful.

flun

Support!

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