The primitive wait for does not automatically call a ringed predicate (which is what an unevaluated boolean creates), so you need the call block. wait for itself has an unevaluated boolean input and repeatedly calls it (evaluates it) until the result is true. Without the call block, your block's input gets ringified twice and the primitive unringifies it once.
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I don't recommend Scratch, I don't trust their service and I don't like it.
just because you don't like it, doesn't mean it's bad. It's great for young people... and basically anyone. Lots of people have also managed to do some amazing stuff with it, like, a gam boy color emulator, pen font engine, super mario maker v.6, and a whole lot more.
it says that the project does not exist.
Wrong post. Check below, its a forum glitch.
thanks!
Your welcome.
FYI, Snap!'s target audience is teenagers studying computer science - for something like this you want Scratch Jr as you've been suggested.
click on my pfp thing
Yes, exactly. We made that a rule after a really unpleasant tone on the forum that was driving people away. And also, our goals are different from theirs and we don't think it's productive to talk about one being better or worse than the other.
@sirhopsalot Why can't you use Scratch? Even if your account got banned, you could just remain logged out and save projects to your computer.
His parents don't allow him to use it. He asks people not to ask about it, too.
thing is, he said he was ip banned, but that still doesn't stop him from downloading scratch from the google play store, or on the microsoft store, or, you know, using another device.
thats propebly been already on his wifi.
did you see this?
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