UPDATE: This project was made in 2010 with Scratch 1.4, which had no block for detecting any key pressed, and only had key pressed blocks for the a-z keys, 0-9 keys, arrow keys, and space bar. You could hack blocks in, but I was in 6th grade and pretty new to programming at the time, so I didn't know about that. Now Scratch has an "any key pressed" block, so this project is no longer necessary, but I thought I would keep this up with my original description for historical purposes. If you're curious about how much Scratch has changed over the years, you can still download Scratch 1.4 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch_1.4/ _____________________________________ Original Description: Anybody who knows remotly how to use scratch should be able to figure out how to detect whether any key at all is pressed. Not everyone has the patience to make one. So if you want to be able to tell whether any key is pressed, feel free to download this and put it into a project. I added a little program so you know it works.
