Open raulperula opened 7 years ago
It may be the block in the set...
It may be the block in the set...
This seems likely!
Do you have any idea where we could look for a solution in the code?
I have solved the problem. It was due to the auto-generated "commands_src" that did not include that kind of blocks (I do not know exactly why).
I have implemented a solution separating the auto-generated file and the "extras" file that contains the extensions and the two commands related to variables.
Once you add the changes from the pull request I could do another with this solution.
Hi,
I am trying to set the value of a variable but Kurt is throwing an exception telling that this kind of block is not supported in Scratch 2.0.
This is the code:
And this is the exception:
The "set" blocks are valid in Scratch 2.0 (more info) but Kurt is not loading this kind of blocks for some reason.