Color sensing block?

Hopscotch Programming Language Evolution
#18

Unless you used a set random color block

Maybe “set color (random), get color (preset color)“ ?

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#19 
set var((Self)color) to random(1 to 26) // 26 or how many colors there are I forget
set color var((Self)color)
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#20

How? Why not show how it can be done?

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#21 
Monkey {
  Set variable self(color) to 1 // dark purple 
} 
Gorilla {
    When self bumps Monkey
       If monkey(color) = 1 {
  Destroy 
}

}

for hsb colors it’d be hard

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#22

Setting color to a variable. This isn’t possible w/ clones though

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#23

How isn’t it?

What if for example you wanted to make a color picker in an art pad without using clones? How would you do it without this block?

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#24

Without clones? U would have each square set color to h(self(h)) s(self(s)) b(self(b)).
Then a general rule, set (h) to (self(h)) and so on with hsb
Then have the drawer draw in the color h s b

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#25

Here’s an example

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#26

Interesting

#27

It would be useful for things like making the get color feature in this art pad with a regular art pad that doesn’t have an object for each trail.

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#28

Noice.
(hopscotch = scratch?)

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#29

Yeah, definately!

#30

If this was true then you can actually pixelate stuff on the screen
Even the whole screen
((Self)color)
((Self)sensed color)

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#31

Or when, Square colour= Text 2 colour
Set square colour to (text 2) colour +100

#32

I don’t think that’s allowed, because it would force Hopscotch to be purchased by the MIT and merged with Scratch.

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#33

Ron just meant that Hopscotch was becoming a lot more similar, not to the point where they actually merge :wink:

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#34

Noooo i mean their code blocks are getting similar and similar
Then hopscotch then gets as close to scratch (but not merge!)

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#39

Bump
((Self)color)
((Self)sensed color)
((Self)average sensed color)
Noice

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