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[[File:DefineBlockButBroken.png|thumb|The broken 'define {return(1)}' blockset]]
[[File:DefineBlockButBroken.png|thumb|The broken 'define {return(1)}' blockset]]
'''My Blocks''' is a category that originated from Scratch.
'''My Blocks''' is a category that originated from [[Scratch]]. When a custom block is created, there is a define hat block that shows up. The code for a custom block is put under its define block. For example:
<scratchblocks>
define go to x: 5
set x to (5)

when this sprite clicked
go to x: 5
</scratchblocks>
Whenever the sprite is clicked, the sprite will go to an [[x position]] of 5.

Inputs can be added to custom blocks, for use in the define code. For example:
<scratchblocks>
define delete (item num) of list
delete (item num) of [my list v]

when this sprite clicked
delete (1) of list
</scratchblocks>
Whenever the sprite is clicked, the 1st item of the list called "my list" will be deleted.


Custom blocks in [[PenguinMod]] can be set to a specific block type (reporter, cap, boolean, and stack [default]), or be set to a custom color, with a list of preset colors being available. To select a preset color, just simply click the color.
Custom blocks in [[PenguinMod]] can be set to a specific block type (reporter, cap, boolean, and stack [default]), or be set to a custom color, with a list of preset colors being available. To select a preset color, just simply click the color.
==New Blocks==
==Blocks==
*[[Return () (My Blocks)|return ()]] (allowing the returning of values)
*[[Return () (My Blocks)|<sb>return ()::custom cap</sb>]] (allowing the returning of values)
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In Scratch 2.0, this category was called More Blocks, was purple instead of pink, and there was a way to set the color (but this affected all custom blocks).<ref>https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/My_Blocks</ref><ref>https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Edit_Block_Colors</ref>
*In Scratch 2.0, this category was called More Blocks, was purple instead of pink, and there was a way to set the color (but this affected all custom blocks).<ref>https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/My_Blocks</ref><ref>https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Edit_Block_Colors</ref>

Revision as of 22:36, 8 July 2024

The broken 'define {return(1)}' blockset

My Blocks is a category that originated from Scratch. When a custom block is created, there is a define hat block that shows up. The code for a custom block is put under its define block. For example:

define go to x: 5
set x to (5)

when this sprite clicked
go to x: 5

Whenever the sprite is clicked, the sprite will go to an x position of 5.

Inputs can be added to custom blocks, for use in the define code. For example:

define delete (item num) of list
delete (item num) of [my list v]

when this sprite clicked
delete (1) of list

Whenever the sprite is clicked, the 1st item of the list called "my list" will be deleted.

Custom blocks in PenguinMod can be set to a specific block type (reporter, cap, boolean, and stack [default]), or be set to a custom color, with a list of preset colors being available. To select a preset color, just simply click the color.

Blocks

Trivia

  • In Scratch 2.0, this category was called More Blocks, was purple instead of pink, and there was a way to set the color (but this affected all custom blocks).[1][2]
  • There are some special behaviors that result from setting options in the "Customizable block colors" addon, which originated from TurboWarp.
    • The default color that is set when creating a new custom block can be changed by setting the "Custom" option.
    • If the extension color is changed, the top right preset color will display that color in the preview but have the 3.0 extension color selected, and if "OK" is pressed without modifying the color, the preset color is used.
  • The top row of preset colors are the default Scratch 3.0 colors.

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References

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