then how didn’t you steal anything if half your blocks were the exact same definitions of the library blocks?
i might not know every library in the world jeez
Since I suppose we’re sharing block libraries here, I guess I’ll go compile a list of mine in a project, because I have made a lot. Here’s one I made recently that I don’t think I’ve seen elsewhere
there’s a block like that in the create variables library, actually (i don’t know if you’re the one who made it, but in case you’re not, i thought you should know)
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here’s a script pic too:
Wow, really? I didn’t even know that.
just found it today, i think it’s new
It’s been there for a while.
oh, i’ve never seen it before
Sharing custom block libraries, huh?
I made this 
, which can convert a number from one base to a different base.
(Before bh starts saying on how there are no conversion between different bases, yes I did read the FAQ about numerals)
you literally copied the exact extension definitions. at least remove them please.
It is possible that they imported the libraries at an early stage in development and then forgot that they were in there/weren’t their own. I will note that nowhere did they claim that all the blocks were their own in the original post - although that was implied.
right, which is the problem. It can’t be ‘their’ “120 block” project if the “120 blocks” are mostly not theirs.
I mean they did say