Once again, boredom is at the highest. I also find that there are likely over thousands of blocks (intuition) ever made in Snap! but they have been only used very few times. I wanted to try and utilize every block I see at least once, but no, the lack of ideas is the biggest obstacle.
I wanted some fun with blocks. So, all you have to do is to suggest what blocks you would add next. You can add as many blocks as you want and contribute as much as you want to the script. Rules might be unclear, but suggest improvements as much as you want as long you keep the blocks diverse.
First, I would like the first colon in the time to actually BE a colon, and not a semicolon... Also, add a "wait 1 second" block after the think block to put a little less load on the system.
And actually, now that I think about it, some countries use different seperators for time, so lets add support for that!
Seems interesting for OP to add, however I did notice some.. issues with your code. First, the "if on edge, bounce" block is out of the forever block? And besides, it wouldn't even do anything as you don't move it before. Also, EACH clone asks for the seperator itself, which is.... probably not what you wanted. So, I have fixed these issues.
I also added a question for the amount of clones to use.
Bruh, I think there are about 180 different blocks available in the pallet (without changing any settings). IDK, though, because I lost count at the timer block.
Sorry, I could not access the forums earlier, and I didn't bother checking the forum for status over and over again.
Unfortunately, the images are not loading, and I can't see the suggestions. That was a pile of blocks to catch up on, and I would, but I can't. For the time being, please use snapblocks. If you want a tutorial, search "snapblocks" in the forum.
That was a typo! I had to rush out the first block on my phone, and editing projects on a miniature UI is a different story.
If you count library blocks and community-made blocks ever created, the accumulating value is drastically higher. That's the point of this project: use as much blocks as possible, and mix all sorts of blocks in it.
Edit: The images finally load now. I can apply the changes now.
Reminder!
The goal of this project is to use as many different blocks as possible, and it goes beyond the primitives. Think of a library or a custom block please.
