Have you ever wanted a When Stop Sign Clicked block in Scratch? Well, we can’t make that block, but we can code a workaround! These workarounds use the timer.
You could use these to do things like show a thumbnail or your outro when the stop sign is hit.
Note: The screenshots shown were taken in the TurboWarp editor. The colors of the Scratch editor and TurboWarp are slightly different.
Method 1
This method is the easiest to code, but you can’t use the timer for anything else.
First, create this script:
Now, create this stack:
Snap the blocks you want to run when the project is stopped, and that’s it!
Method 2
This method is slightly more complex but allows you to use the timer for other things.
First, make a new variable and call it “timer2”.
Now, build this stack:
Then, add this code:
Snap the blocks you want to run when the stop sign is hit.
That’s it! I hope you find this useful!