How to use list for inputs

[joecooldoo]

How do I do something like his:

[helicoptur]

[scratchblocks]run({glide()secs to x:()y:()::motion}@addInput::grey)input list:(list[3][50][0]@delInput@addInput::list)::control[/scratchblocks]
Drag the list block over the arrows

[joecooldoo]

i want an block that fills all the blanks without doing that. im trying to make a coding engine

[sir_kitten2]

What is a

@joecooldoo

coding engine

?

[warped_wart_wars]

Programming language?

[warped_wart_wars]

Do you have a project I could see, with exactly what you want to do? If not, could you explain what you want to do?

[helicoptur]

send script pic of the definition

[sir_kitten2]

If that's not clear:
Right click script > script pic...

[sir_kitten2]

just give the list as an input and the use the item one of () block

[warped_wart_wars]

That works, but, as you said, it's the hard way. @helicoptur's way:

@helicoptur

[scratchblocks]
run ((glide () secs to x: () y: () :: stack motion) @addInput :: grey) input list: (list [3][50][0]@delInput@addInput) :: control
[/scratchblocks]
Drag the list block over the arrows

is better.

[warped_wart_wars]

Yep. (I almost quoted that, actually.)

[joecooldoo]

Hello, everyone, I Managed to solve my problem, so I dont need help anymore. Someone please close this.