I am new to this and I want to make a custom button that is like the when I am clicked control button but can be placed anywhere within the clock stack. how would I do this. If anyone could explain or point me to the direction of a video
You use the <mouse down?>
and <touching [mouse-pointer] ?>
blocks to determine if the user clicked on a sprite inside a loop. Here's how to do it.
wouldnt be easier?
Here's a demo project for buttons
Sorry, i don't understand this:
sorry for a little offtopic-ness but that block is big as my mom
insert muscle man image
ok and
Actually, in some cases the clicked block is less easy. Most of the time a certain condition needs to be checked before the button is clicked so I just find
[scratchblocks]<<touching [mouse-pointer]>and <mouse down?>[/scratchblocks]
to be much easier. It's also better when you only check for the mouse in a certain part of a script.it was funny.
it wasnt
seems like nothing is funny to me
It was funny to me!
You know who else looks like a big Snap! block? My mom!
I'm sure it means something along the lines of "this could be run without delay"
![](https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/user_avatar/forum.snap.berkeley.edu/tethrarxitet/48/30367_2.png)
You know who else looks like a big Snap*!* block? My mom!
insert muscle man from Regular Show image
![](https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/user_avatar/forum.snap.berkeley.edu/tethrarxitet/48/30367_2.png)
I'm sure it means something along the lines of "this could be run without delay"
Yeah, that's probably the intended meaning.
Didn't you read their post?
![](https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/k/51bf81/48.png)
that is like the when I am clicked control button but can be placed anywhere within the clock stack.
They're aware of that block, they just want to use it within a script, which you can't do with a hat block.
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