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#1Oct. 13, 2024 02:03:44
The_Red_Jay
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Weird Blocks

This is a weird block I found
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if <brain activated> then
set [ brain] to [confused]
end

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#2Oct. 13, 2024 17:15:02
BigNate469
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Weird Blocks

It's called the red hat block, and is created from the % symbol, which is used internally by Scratch, not being escaped in custom block names.

This is a fairly well-known issue.
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#3Oct. 16, 2024 02:19:00
The_Red_Jay
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Weird Blocks

BigNate469 wrote:

It's called the red hat block, and is created from the % symbol, which is used internally by Scratch, not being escaped in custom block names.

This is a fairly well-known issue.
Thanks for telling me
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