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The '''next backdrop''' block is a stack block in the [[Looks]] category that goes to the next backdrop, or goes to the first backdrop if used on the last backdrop. It originates from [[Scratch]].
The '''next backdrop''' block is a stack block in the [[Looks]] category that goes to the next backdrop, or goes to the first backdrop if used on the last backdrop. It originates from [[Scratch]].
==Workarouhnd==
==Workaround==
This block can be worked around by increasing the backdrop # by 1:<br>
This block can be worked around by increasing the backdrop number by 1:<br>
[[switch backdrop to ()|<sb>switch backdrop to ((backdrop #) + (1))</sb>]]<br>
[[switch backdrop to ()|<sb>switch backdrop to ((backdrop [number v]) + (1))</sb>]]<br>
It can also be worked around by using the next backdrop option in the switch backdrop to () block:<br>
It can also be worked around by using the next backdrop option in the switch backdrop to () block:<br>
<sb>switch backdrop to (next backdrop v)</sb>
<sb>switch backdrop to (next backdrop v)</sb>

Latest revision as of 21:55, 10 July 2024

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Caption
Block Type Stack Block
Category / Extension Looks
Status Who tf uses status

The next backdrop block is a stack block in the Looks category that goes to the next backdrop, or goes to the first backdrop if used on the last backdrop. It originates from Scratch.

Workaround

This block can be worked around by increasing the backdrop number by 1:
switch backdrop to ((backdrop [number v]) + (1))
It can also be worked around by using the next backdrop option in the switch backdrop to () block:
switch backdrop to (next backdrop v)

See also