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The '''loud?''' block is a boolean block in the [[Sensing]] category that reports true if [[loudness]] is greater than 10<ref>https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Loud%3F_(block)</ref> and false otherwise. It originates from Scratch, but the value that is detected was changed from 30 to 10 in Scratch 2.0 and was made hidden.
The '''loud?''' block is a boolean block in the [[Sensing]] category that reports true if [[loudness]] is greater than 10<ref>https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Loud%3F_(block)</ref> and false otherwise. It originates from [[Scratch]], but the value that is detected was changed from 30 to 10 in Scratch 2.0 and was made hidden in a 2.0 beta build.
==Workaround==
==Workaround==
This block can be worked around by detecting if the value of the [[loudness]] reporter is greater than 10 by using the [[() greater than ()|() > ()]] block.
This block can be worked around by detecting if the value of the [[loudness]] reporter is greater than 10 by using the [[() greater than ()|() > ()]] block:

<sb>(loudness) > [10]</sb>
==References==
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Block Type Boolean Block
Category / Extension Sensing
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The loud? block is a boolean block in the Sensing category that reports true if loudness is greater than 10[1] and false otherwise. It originates from Scratch, but the value that is detected was changed from 30 to 10 in Scratch 2.0 and was made hidden in a 2.0 beta build.

Workaround

This block can be worked around by detecting if the value of the loudness reporter is greater than 10 by using the () > () block:

(loudness) > [10]

References