One thing I would like to see in Hopscotch is a ‘stop all code’ block which stops all the code in that player’s code. So I would use this for all my games. What do you say?
- Yes!
- No…
- Idk…
- Whatever!
- Accident!
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1st post because I am the one who created it 
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But destroy exists…
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First non creator post. Not stop all code
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By the player’s code, you mean the object or the project?
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maybe this? (but it only stops what moving I guess)
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You could create that or have a button saying STOP?
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But if there was a button only you can say if it stops
If there was a block the project can do it.
And I realized destroy is different, it deletes the object
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Yeah I thought that was why I was like hmmmmmm maybe not?
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what’s the difference? if none of its code is running anymore, wouldn’t it be the same as deleting it?
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Sbyp, a topic was made a few weeks ago, no?
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nice block idea!
if you link - I can merge all info together :))
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No, if an object is ‘destroy’-ed then you can’t see it
If it stops all code, you can still see it
And you can maybe have a resume block too
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That would be useful for pause buttons, instead of doing “check once if ((pause) = (true))” for every object
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Yes but idk how to make a stop button
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The idea gives me confusion? Maybe explain it slightly better? Eh well but I’m always confused so ye
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Ok. @noobcoder2000 it is just an idea to like a block to like stop every code in the project or player
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You can freeze the project by causing a JavaScript error. One example of this is trying to match a string with :)
Not like that is an official block though, which would be cool to see.
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But still idk how
Literally this:
check if ( test matches :) )
unless they fixed it.
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