A FEW IMPORTANT DETAILS ABOUT SOME DATA. ALSO BEFORE COMMENTING OR ANYHING BASICALLY READ THIS: 1. NONE OF THE DATA IS STORED 2. The keys pressed: So, if you are pressing a key and it doesnt appear, it is propably because scratch cant detect it. The only keys Scratch can detect are the letters, number keys, space and the L/R/U/D arrows. Also, if you are pressing more keys than you can see, it is propably not Scratch’s fault or this project’s fault, but your keyboard’s fault. You see, in a very simplified explanation, Most keyboards have different key rollover limits (KRO). This essentially means how many keys can be pressed at once. Most cheap keyboards have 2 or 4KRO, While the more expensive ones have 6 and more. Mechanical keyboards often have 12KRO, but, only recently there are USB keyboards that support N key rollover, which is essentially infinite. There were NKRO keyboards before, but they used the PS2 connector. For more info here is a article explaining it i found on google: https://www.keyboardco.com/blog/index.php/2016/03/what-is-nkro-our-guide-to-rollover-anti-ghosting-and-choosing-the-right-keyboard/ (NOT a scratch link or anything, so Scratch TOS and stuff dont apply but others do- you know the drill with the internet) 3 OS Detection! That is made by @Chiroyce link in notes and credits. If it just doesnt work, or is different to what OS you actually have, go to the second link in notes and credits and try it there (I may be messing it up somehow), and then read instructions yada yada yada. How does it work? Well he provided a nice explanation in his instructions: "This works as different OSs and devices display emojis differently. Using that, we can scan a single pixel and find the OS." He is a genius for coming up with this, what can i say (like i know devices display it differently but he find the one that is different for all of these. Wow) 4. AND FINALLY, YES i can add more of these like Mouse down? Mouse Position and a few but... Is that really that cool? And does it work even if you go outside the project window?
This is using s text engine This is inspired by the project by : I saw it thought it was cool so i wanted to see if i could make it. Also all the things are from his project except i made them my way, but, since you just solve some stuff the same way as others, it may be very similiar. EXCEPTIONS, However, are: -Time zone. That is a copy of ’s one line of code except i changed it from add to replace to fit my system. he is a genius btw (if he came up with it himself... i hope :D) (i put a note in the code on which line it is btw) -OS Detection. That is taken from the awesome s project