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{{Infobox Block
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|block_name = stop speaking::looks
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|block_type = Stack Block
|block_type = Stack Block
|category = [[Looks]]
|category = [[Looks]]
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The '''stop speaking''' block is a stack block that removes speech bubbles in the sprite.
The '''stop speaking''' block is a stack block that removes speech bubbles in the sprite.
==Workaround==
==Workaround==
This block can be worked around by putting no text in a [[say ()]] or a [[think ()]], and can also be worked around by using 0 as the 2nd input in the [[say () for () seconds]] or the [[think () for () seconds]] blocks.
This block can be worked around by putting no text in a [[say ()]] or a [[think ()]] block, and can also be worked around by using 0 as the 2nd input in the [[say () for () seconds]] or the [[think () for () seconds]] blocks.
<scratchblocks>
say/think []::looks
</scratchblocks>
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In Scratch 1.0 prototypes, there was a block that had the same function called [https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Say_Nothing_(block) say nothing]. It showed correctly until Scratch 2.0, and could be obtained by editing the Squeak code in the System Browser or by uploading a prototype project with the block to 1.x.
*In Scratch 1.0 prototypes, there was a block that had the same function called [https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Say_Nothing_(block) say nothing]. It showed correctly until Scratch 2.0, and could be obtained by editing the Squeak code in the System Browser or by uploading a prototype project with the block to 1.x.

Latest revision as of 15:46, 30 June 2024

stop speaking
stop speaking::looks
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Block Type Stack Block
Category / Extension Looks
Status Who tf uses status

The stop speaking block is a stack block that removes speech bubbles in the sprite.

Workaround

This block can be worked around by putting no text in a say () or a think () block, and can also be worked around by using 0 as the 2nd input in the say () for () seconds or the think () for () seconds blocks.

say/think []::looks

Trivia

  • In Scratch 1.0 prototypes, there was a block that had the same function called say nothing. It showed correctly until Scratch 2.0, and could be obtained by editing the Squeak code in the System Browser or by uploading a prototype project with the block to 1.x.