@notjaldolfyt

Thank you. We will look into this.

@the_true_odst said in New block: Round by {number}:

What about a new block?

Well, it will be a bit confusing with 2 “round” blocks. Also, as shown, it is fairly easy to work around it, right?

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@blackguy-27c5da45 I see it on the search tab:
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@info-creaticode That sounds good!

@the_true_odst

The code should work. Can you provide a project link where it doesn’t work for you? And what do you mean by “doesn’t work”?

@info-creaticode It’s not there anymore, I changed it from a clone to the actual sprite since I couldn’t figure out the bug.

@alexanderstevens-62d46173

This issue has been fixed.

@the_true_odst make it so if they touch it they say something or use print to console. This is how most programmers (allegedly people using languages other than JS dont do this but I still doubt that) debug stuff, you add a bunch of prints to ensure what is broken, like is it the touching detection or the cursor, you dont know becuase if one doesn’t work, the other won’t (if touching doesnt work then the cursor will never change, if the cursor changing doesnt work you wouldn’t know becuase the touching would be trying to use something that’s broken)

I added some sounds when you upgrade. Nifty little feature.

@The_True_Odst I struggled to understand what you meant at first, but after some re-reading, I can help. So I understand you want to be able to find the decimal number AT any decimal place of any decimal number reliably.
So, decimal places go like
0.0001
(whole number).tenths,hundredths,thousandths,ten-thousandths, hundred-thousandths, millions, etc.

So we know the bold in 0.0001 is thousandths, but we need a program to do that.
We’ll just be saying the number of its place instead, like that’s the third decimal place here (3).

So we need to clean up the number by making it positive (incase its negative), and only focusing on the part after the decimal point, then returning the decimal place based on another input.

Make a reporter custom block with two inputs then put this code into it:
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It should report the number that exists at a decimal place. So in 0.128456, if you wanted to know the number that resides at thousandths place (3), then you’d do (return decimal place (3) of decimal number (0.128456)) and it would report “8”.

@the_true_odst Ok

@info-creaticode I will here soon. I should also mention that there is text showing the prompt for generation in the middle of the screen. That isn’t there anymore. So, it might be that it didn’t store the message or something like that. Maybe some invalid data storing.

@info-creaticode cool!

@coder0145

That dropdown is automatically populated using the list of sprites in the project.

According to the tutorial, you need to create another sprite named “Maze”, which will be used to create the walls of the maze. After you do that, then this dropdown will contain the “Maze” option.

@greeniwastakenyt said in Creaticode AI v4 help:

what does socratic mode do?

Hi, you can actually ask XO this question:

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@attractive-milk

Our current focus is on AI-related learning and coding tools. We will continue to make XO (the AI assistant) smarter and add more AI blocks.

Other than that, we work on a list of features requested by users (many from this forum), such as addons/extensions, new 3D models, UX optimizations, etc.

Feel free to make new suggestions!

@mclark3388-stu-hcpsnc

That feature is originally meant for users with disabilities. But it has been abused by some students, which distracts these students from learning instead of helping.

So we have taken it down for now. We will restore it when we have added additional safeguards against abusing users.

@jeffreyrb03-gmail

Thanks. We will look into this.

so who wants to fight the chicken?

CHICKEN JOCKEY!