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==Workaround==
The previous backdrop option can be worked around with the following:<br>
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switch backdrop to (pick random (1) to (backdrop #))
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Alternatively, you can just use the number of backdrops in the random backdrop workaround, like this:
<scratchblocks>
switch backdrop to (pick random (1) to (number of backdrops::grey))
</scratchblocks>
==See also==
*[[switch backdrop to () and wait]]
*[[switch costume to ()]]
{{DISPLAYTITLE:switch backdrop to ()}}
[[Category:Stack Blocks]]
[[Category:Looks Blocks]]
[[Category:Vanilla Blocks]]
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Revision as of 20:47, 29 June 2024
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Block Type | Stack Block |
Category / Extension | Looks |
The switch backdrop to () block is a stack block in the Looks category that switches the backdrop to the specified name, a random backdrop, the next backdrop, or the previous backdrop. It originates from Scratch.
Workaround
The previous backdrop option can be worked around with the following:
previous backdrop ::looks
Or:
switch backdrop to ((backdrop #) - (1))
The next backdrop option can be worked around with the following:
next backdrop
Or:
switch backdrop to ((backdrop #) + (1))
The random backdrop option can be worked around with the following:
switch backdrop to ((0) + (0)) //switching to the 0th backdrop switches to the last switch backdrop to (pick random (1) to (backdrop #))
Alternatively, you can just use the number of backdrops in the random backdrop workaround, like this:
switch backdrop to (pick random (1) to (number of backdrops::grey))