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Progress Bar

Jaap Murre

Shows how to make a simple progress bar by superimposing two blocks and then changing the shape of the upper block.

You can also pile a third, transparent block on top in the middle and show the progress in percentages.

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var i,
    a = addblock(1,1,100,1,"lightgrey"),
    b = addblock(1,1,1,1,"red");
    
for (i = 1; i < 11; i++)
{
    b.setshape(1,1,i*10,1);
    await(200);
}
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