yeah. how did you do that?
what? the when = is literally the same as when <=>, the when statement is true makes no sense because a command block is not a statement and cannot report true, and the when is the same as snap when <> but wrong category and input types. the when stop clicked is just a snap primitive.
i just edited the image.
Actually not really, because the thing you're thinking about (when I am [stopped]) only runs for 1 frame, and then stops, making it impractical for anything useful.
This is, of course, a compromise with the desire not to have unstoppable projects.
As for "anything useful," we added it for a specific actual-use reason: to allow projects that use robots to turn their motors off when the user stops the project.
yes, but pairing it with the WHEN hat block lets you use it for as many frames as you want, while still preventing
button:
wait i did not get messages forever 
please send a message to my pls 
Ok here’s a message “message”
how do I find dev version
do you mean the indev future update or the dev mode in snadvanced
and where is the result block?
what does the deal block do
That block is the same as "pick random". I renamed it to "deal" due to the APL library from Snap!
1: how do I get libraries
2: where is the [scratchblocks] (numbers from () to ()::list) [/scratchblocks] block?
1._ Anyone can not get libraries for this moment. For these, you can import them from Snap!
2._ The "numbers from" block was renamed to "range from" and recategorized in operators.
Your present, natively from Snavanced!:
https://cdn.forum.snap.berkeley.edu/original/3X/7/2/7296c3aeb162b2aee6403b6d2f15711950bb8242.png
the result block looks like this:
run hat result :: control
add libraries to snavanced!
example:
add a new theme: the scratchy theme
it looks like this:
note: due to the green flag in the scratchy theme has an orange flag not the green flag but other themes, orange flag has been replaced with the green flag
1.where is the [scratchblocks](pick random (1) to (10) [/scratchblocks] block?
2. where is the scratchy theme?