I'd like it if the clone would get numbers or if there would be a block to name clones. Or the clones could get at least a note like this first grade, second grad, third grad … First grad = clone of a sprite
Second grad = clone of a first grade clone
Third grad = clone of a second grade clone
…

What use could this have?

And instead of “grade” “instances” would be better, especially talking about Flash.

turkey3 wrote:

And instead of “grade” “instances” would be better, especially talking about Flash.

Okay. I'm not English…

PhirripSyrrip wrote:

What use could this have?

If you make more than one clone of a sprite you can use them to different things. And the grade (or instance) thing is useful if clones of clones should do different things than the clones of the sprite.

Lilifant7253 wrote:

turkey3 wrote:

And instead of “grade” “instances” would be better, especially talking about Flash.

Okay. I'm not English…

English? I'm just talking about the language of Flash

turkey3 wrote:

Lilifant7253 wrote:

turkey3 wrote:

And instead of “grade” “instances” would be better, especially talking about Flash.

Okay. I'm not English…

English? I'm just talking about the language of Flash

Yes, I know! I'd just say that I'm not so good in English that I don't know the diference between grade and instance.

Lilifant7253 wrote:

turkey3 wrote:

Lilifant7253 wrote:

turkey3 wrote:

And instead of “grade” “instances” would be better, especially talking about Flash.

Okay. I'm not English…

English? I'm just talking about the language of Flash

Yes, I know! I'd just say that I'm not so good in English that I don't know the diference between grade and instance.

Oh…

turkey3 wrote:

Lilifant7253 wrote:

turkey3 wrote:

Lilifant7253 wrote:

turkey3 wrote:

And instead of “grade” “instances” would be better, especially talking about Flash.

Okay. I'm not English…

English? I'm just talking about the language of Flash

Yes, I know! I'd just say that I'm not so good in English that I don't know the diference between grade and instance.

Oh…

No Problem

Why not just make a local variable “grade” and have it increase by one once it inherits the variable? Like this:

when green flag clicked
set {grade v} to {0}
repeat (whatever)
create clone of myself
end repeat


when I start as a clone
change {grade v} by (1)
if <(grade) = {1}>
create clone of myself
…
else
if <(grade) = {2}>
…
else
…
end if else
end if else

EDIT: You can do the same with costumes.

ProdigyZeta7 wrote:

Why not just make a local variable “grade” and have it increase by one once it inherits the variable? Like this:

when green flag clicked
set {grade v} to {0}
repeat (whatever)
create clone of myself
end repeat


when I start as a clone
change {grade v} by (1)
if <(grade) = {1}>
create clone of myself
…
else
if <(grade) = {2}>
…
else
…
end if else
end if else

EDIT: You can do the same with costumes.

But I want that the clones of the first grade do something and the second grade clone should do something else.

Lilifant7253 wrote:

ProdigyZeta7 wrote:

Why not just make a local variable “grade” and have it increase by one once it inherits the variable? Like this:

when green flag clicked
set {grade v} to {0}
repeat (whatever)
create clone of myself
end repeat


when I start as a clone
change {grade v} by (1)
if <(grade) = {1}>
create clone of myself
…
else
if <(grade) = {2}>
…
else
…
end if else
end if else

EDIT: You can do the same with costumes.

But I want that the clones of the first grade do something and the second grade clone should do something else.

Yes, that's exactly what this script does.

ProdigyZeta7 wrote:

Lilifant7253 wrote:

ProdigyZeta7 wrote:

Why not just make a local variable “grade” and have it increase by one once it inherits the variable? Like this:

when green flag clicked
set {grade v} to {0}
repeat (whatever)
create clone of myself
end repeat


when I start as a clone
change {grade v} by (1)
if <(grade) = {1}>
create clone of myself
…
else
if <(grade) = {2}>
…
else
…
end if else
end if else

EDIT: You can do the same with costumes.

But I want that the clones of the first grade do something and the second grade clone should do something else.

Yes, that's exactly what this script does.

That's one solution. You could also have multiple sprites doing different things.