Debug mode arrow??
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What exactly does this do?
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What exactly does this do?
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@jd131111 I’m pretty sure it makes your program stop at each breakpoint (I think its just a break block) and wait for you to press the blue arrow (you have to press teh yellow start button to start it)
@tyller_ Ohhh thank you
I thought that it was for debugging in the editor (logs every code block is what i thought, but it didnt do that} -
@tyller_ Ohhh thank you
I thought that it was for debugging in the editor (logs every code block is what i thought, but it didnt do that}@jd131111
That will make blocks do a function every time you click the arrow. It goes in order, btw.
e.g.:
when flag clicked
move (10) steps
say (Hello World!)
endYour result would move 10 steps first, and then it’ll say “Hello World!”
@info-creaticode can give a better explanation on this than me, though.
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@jd131111
That will make blocks do a function every time you click the arrow. It goes in order, btw.
e.g.:
when flag clicked
move (10) steps
say (Hello World!)
endYour result would move 10 steps first, and then it’ll say “Hello World!”
@info-creaticode can give a better explanation on this than me, though.
Thanks for the explanation, @Catty and @Tyller_
@JD131111 , that arrow button is indeed for using the breakpoint block.
You can look at this wiki page: https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/340/debugging-breakpoints
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