Create-Scratch101 wrote:

Don’t test scratchblocks here, please.

when green flag clicked
say [my bad]

when @stopSign clicked :: hat events // this is self explanatory
when (this sprite v) touches (Mouse Pointer v) ::events hat // this is self explanatory

group all costumes named () as (looping v) animation group with ID () :: looks//this makes an animation using costumes
<animation with ID () exists ? ::looks> // this checks if in animation with a certain ID exists 

when <> ::events //this is basically the hat version of an if statement

while <> {
} :: control

for each [i v] in () {
} ::control

join (#fe1) () 

when [t e s t] pressed in order

enable physics for [this sprite v] mode [normal v] ::motion

<is physics enabled ? :: sensing>

Scratch :: hat events 
forever
imagine ::motion
program ::looks
share!!! ::sound

play sound [ v]::cat
when green flag clicked::cap

kittenclaw1 wrote:

define (this is cool)

{
::ring
} :: custom // invisible block is inside here

 [scratchblocks]
{
::ring
} :: custom // invisible block is inside here
[/scratchblocks] 

move (1) steps
::ring
say [hold up, why aren't we connected?]

 [scratchblocks]
move (1) steps
::ring
say [hold up, why aren't we connected?]
[/scratchblocks] 

-Sodium_Test- wrote:

something to add:
if you put ::ring by literally itself in a c block, it creates an invisible block
example:

{
::ring
} :: custom // invisible block is inside here

 [scratchblocks]
{
::ring
} :: custom // invisible block is inside here
[/scratchblocks] 

and you can make blocks disconnect a long distance by doing this:

move (1) steps
::ring
say [hold up, why aren't we connected?]

 [scratchblocks]
move (1) steps
::ring
say [hold up, why aren't we connected?]
[/scratchblocks] 

LandoWiggles wrote:

please add these to scratch

when @stopSign clicked :: hat events // this is self explanatory
when (this sprite v) touches (Mouse Pointer v) ::events hat // this is self explanatory

group all costumes named () as (looping v) animation group with ID () :: looks//this makes an animation using costumes
<animation with ID () exists ? ::looks> // this checks if in animation with a certain ID exists 

when <> ::events //this is basically the hat version of an if statement

while <> {
} :: control

for each [i v] in () {
} ::control

join (#fe1) () 

when [t e s t] pressed in order

enable physics for [this sprite v] mode [normal v] ::motion

<is physics enabled ? :: sensing>

 when @stopSign clicked :: events hat 

source1.2 “When stop sign clicked” hat block
This block would allow users to click the stop sign to run a script. However, the stop sign is designed to stop all the scripts in the project. With this block in place, more scripts will start when you want the project to stop, thus defeating the purpose of the stop sign. Regardless, there are workarounds for this block using the timer or ghost effect blocks; these can be found in this post or this post.

This suggestion extends to any block that causes a script to be run as a result of the stop sign being clicked, not just the specific hat block below. For more information, see this post.

when green flag clicked
go to x: (0) y: (0)
forever
reset timer
end

when green flag clicked
show
set size to (125) %
repeat (50)
change size by (((100) - (size)) / (4))
end
repeat (25)
change [ ghost] effect by (4)
end
hide

when [ timer] > (0)
go to x: (0) y: (456)
set [ Times Bounced] to [0]
set [ yv] to [0]
repeat until <(Times Bounced) = [10]>
change [ yv] by (-1)
change y by (yv)
if <(y position) < [0]> then
change [ Times bounced] by (1)
set [ yv] to ((15) / (Times bounced))
end
end

jen6C wrote:

LandoWiggles wrote:

please add these to scratch

when @stopSign clicked :: hat events // this is self explanatory
when (this sprite v) touches (Mouse Pointer v) ::events hat // this is self explanatory

group all costumes named () as (looping v) animation group with ID () :: looks//this makes an animation using costumes
<animation with ID () exists ? ::looks> // this checks if in animation with a certain ID exists 

when <> ::events //this is basically the hat version of an if statement

while <> {
} :: control

for each [i v] in () {
} ::control

join (#fe1) () 

when [t e s t] pressed in order

enable physics for [this sprite v] mode [normal v] ::motion

<is physics enabled ? :: sensing>

The

 when @stopSign clicked :: events hat 

block has been rejected by the Scratch team:

source1.2 “When stop sign clicked” hat block
This block would allow users to click the stop sign to run a script. However, the stop sign is designed to stop all the scripts in the project. With this block in place, more scripts will start when you want the project to stop, thus defeating the purpose of the stop sign. Regardless, there are workarounds for this block using the timer or ghost effect blocks; these can be found in this post or this post.

This suggestion extends to any block that causes a script to be run as a result of the stop sign being clicked, not just the specific hat block below. For more information, see this post.

repeat until <not <Place holder>>
Place holder
end

when green flag clicked
go to x: (0) y: (0)
forever
reset timer
end

when green flag clicked
show
set size to (125) %
repeat (50)
change size by (((100) - (size)) / (4))
end
repeat (25)
change [ ghost] effect by (4)
end
hide

when [ timer] > (0)
go to x: (0) y: (456)
set [ Times Bounced] to [0]
set [ yv] to [0]
repeat until <(Times Bounced) = [10]>
change [ yv] by (-1)
change y by (yv)
if <(y position) < [0]> then
change [ Times bounced] by (1)
set [ yv] to ((15) / (Times bounced))
end
end

Tylerr-Elk-Alt wrote:

jen6C wrote:

LandoWiggles wrote:

please add these to scratch

when @stopSign clicked :: hat events // this is self explanatory
when (this sprite v) touches (Mouse Pointer v) ::events hat // this is self explanatory

group all costumes named () as (looping v) animation group with ID () :: looks//this makes an animation using costumes
<animation with ID () exists ? ::looks> // this checks if in animation with a certain ID exists 

when <> ::events //this is basically the hat version of an if statement

while <> {
} :: control

for each [i v] in () {
} ::control

join (#fe1) () 

when [t e s t] pressed in order

enable physics for [this sprite v] mode [normal v] ::motion

<is physics enabled ? :: sensing>

The

 when @stopSign clicked :: events hat 

block has been rejected by the Scratch team:

source1.2 “When stop sign clicked” hat block
This block would allow users to click the stop sign to run a script. However, the stop sign is designed to stop all the scripts in the project. With this block in place, more scripts will start when you want the project to stop, thus defeating the purpose of the stop sign. Regardless, there are workarounds for this block using the timer or ghost effect blocks; these can be found in this post or this post.

This suggestion extends to any block that causes a script to be run as a result of the stop sign being clicked, not just the specific hat block below. For more information, see this post.

Hello fellow scratcher. I would like to say that your block here can be recreated

Original
while <> {
} :: control

New

repeat until <not <Place holder>>
Place holder
end

when green flag clicked
forever
reset timer
end

when [ Timer v] > (0.01)
say [Hello Stop Sign!] for [2] seconds// Change This To Whatever You Want

(::ring)square(::ring)::ring control

when green flag clicked
stop all sounds(list :: list)

when green flag clicked
    say hello

<not <>><mouse down?>