See Inside You can't stop this project, try it! =========Credits========= @FezziwigJunior discovered that any reporter block and boolean block, even some weird ones, can be converted into a monitor. Example: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1077298395/ (monitors are things that show the variables in the project) @adazem009 discovered that stack blocks (and others) can also be converted to monitors. (Don't ask why, scratch is weird). and i saw @nembence's project about it. Okay so a monitor always needs to be up to date so it constantly runs it's reporter block to get a value from it. When you replace it's reporter block with a stack block, it still always runs it, so what nembence did was change it to a broadcast block that broadcasts the "forever" message and because it's constantly being broadcasted, the scripts under "when I receive ()" are always running. You can do this with any stack block and it will work, e.g. say (), switch costume to (), ask (), show variable (), possibly even custom blocks. There are some downsides to this: 1 - It only runs the first frame of what you give to it (Normally a forever block waits till the scripts inside finish and then it runs them again, but this doesn't wait for them to finish) 2 - You can't simply backpack the block, it will not work on other projects (Except if you remix). The project in question has to be specially modified by a json editor (like me) for each project (You can ask me to put it in your project).
