@ashtyboi
Not really, but there's a simple (ish) workaround:
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Actually, I guess I could make a non-javascript (kinda) block using this. Hang on
Actually, I guess I could make a non-javascript (kinda) block using this. Hang on
The block itself doesn't use javascript, but it has blocks in it that use javascript.
Done.
Can you add a block that acts like the 
block but with sprites? It should also include the edge option. Like this:
Sorry, I don't know how to make the bounce part of it. (Way more complicated than you might think.)
This is already a primitive! Just use
The definition is also unnecessarily complicated.
Also, if you turn off the negative? and decimal? flags, the block basically loses all meaning, since it just reports 1. Why even have those?
There's a much simpler way to make this definition:
The "reverse string" block is missing a definition.
This can be done much more easily:
...What?
Why don't you just use 
?
Can be simplified:
Because has precision issues. The blocks I made simply make precision better.
Will you add my textbox blocks?
(var is a text variable dropdown input)
(box is a read-only number input)
(Playing with morphs is so fun!)
Done.
you can add any of my blocks, also please add a set of blocks that you can use to get data from the forums.
Why do you need that?
1: why do you always ask that
2: so I can make a project that tells you the (nth) post, topic and other things like that.
If I had to take a wild guess, I would say that maybe it's because I want to know why you need that.
Can you add menu blocks? Even if you think the dialog boxes are enough, can you do it?
How do i make the "value of textbox" block work?
Also there should be multiline textbox and monospace font, and also, set [var] textbox to [text]
(multiline textbox + monospace font = coding lol)
Fixed.
Sorry, I don't know how to do that.
i dont think it got fixed
Fixed.
ok so i figured out how to make it monospace
box.contents().text.fontName = 'monospace'