Scratch was supposed to inherit a system from Blockly that would display "No variable selected" on variable menus.
This never comes up in normal Scratch, but when it's forced to happen, the menu creates a brand new variable instead, starting at "i".
Next up
In case you're curious about what that option is even for in my previous post, it validates whether a target actually exists in a selection
Scratch requires so little motive effort to make your ideas into reality. To have designed an assistant to essentially do the problem solving for you goes far against what Scratch is designed for and is opposed to its own values.
What were they thinking.
flat bandicoot
(add the dust man theme from mega man 4) omg its dust man from fnf
What if I told you Scratch are implementing basically the same thing as CodeTorch, a fucking AI assistant to "help you" with your code.
I am just fucking floored with the backwardsness of Scratch's development team.
Unsandboxed jank that I could fix anytime but I can't be arsed #1: This block is broken*
Yo Codin House Office
thank goodness, i was worried
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