We all know scratch has a entire selection of sprites that we can use in our games. But us advanced scratch users don't use this much (some do). We create our own sprites, or take them from previously made games, or try to find it in our ever-so-expansive folders in our computers! (My computer has 5000+ images currently and i have no use for most of them xD) But there is a simple solution!
Scratch has its own sprites in its own library. Wouldn't be cool if you could add, delete, or edit your own sprites there? We do have backpacks, but what if i have a ton of sprites, and I can't even organize them? The Folder is the solution! Just drop your sprite into there, sort it with your others by theme, and even store sound files, scripts, and more! I could see this being implemented, and used a lot!

Thanks for reading! -Experience

P.S, if you don't like the idea, just don't hate, list your reasons why, and maybe say how you would tweak it ;D

No support:

Scratch already has to use a TON, I mean a TON, of space for the content on here. Making them store even more costumes is worse.

Workaround:

Make your own folder library inside one folder called Scratch Sprites, then whenever you go to import an image you just go through your sorted images.

No support because of above. Just store the data on your own computer.

Support if their is a section called Your sprites

No support. You can just store all your sprites on your computer.

No support:

Like Swampert11, and DaSpudLord said just store them on your computer.

Zekrom01 wrote:

No support:

Like Swampert11, and DaSpudLord said just store them on your computer.

But what if your computer has 5000+ pictures, and what if you wanted to store the scripts with it???? you can't.

Experience wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

No support:

Like Swampert11, and DaSpudLord said just store them on your computer.

But what if your computer has 5000+ pictures, and what if you wanted to store the scripts with it???? you can't.

I think you can save sprites. (Can you? I can't check, my computer's been at the repair shop for weeks, and I've never tried…)

support

DaSpudLord wrote:

Experience wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

No support:

Like Swampert11, and DaSpudLord said just store them on your computer.

But what if your computer has 5000+ pictures, and what if you wanted to store the scripts with it???? you can't.

I think you can save sprites. (Can you? I can't check, my computer's been at the repair shop for weeks, and I've never tried…)

You can.

Prinseskat wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

Experience wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

No support:

Like Swampert11, and DaSpudLord said just store them on your computer.

But what if your computer has 5000+ pictures, and what if you wanted to store the scripts with it???? you can't.

I think you can save sprites. (Can you? I can't check, my computer's been at the repair shop for weeks, and I've never tried…)

You can.

Okay, well then in that case, problem solved.

DaSpudLord wrote:

Prinseskat wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

Experience wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

No support:

Like Swampert11, and DaSpudLord said just store them on your computer.

But what if your computer has 5000+ pictures, and what if you wanted to store the scripts with it???? you can't.

I think you can save sprites. (Can you? I can't check, my computer's been at the repair shop for weeks, and I've never tried…)

You can.

Okay, well then in that case, problem solved.

I don't think you can save the scripts with them, can you????? I highly doubt so.

Experience wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

I don't think you can save the scripts with them, can you????? I highly doubt so.

I would think it does, because otherwise it would defeat the purpose of saving a sprite if all it did was save a library of it's costumes.

Experience wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

Prinseskat wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

Experience wrote:

Zekrom01 wrote:

No support:

Like Swampert11, and DaSpudLord said just store them on your computer.

But what if your computer has 5000+ pictures, and what if you wanted to store the scripts with it???? you can't.

I think you can save sprites. (Can you? I can't check, my computer's been at the repair shop for weeks, and I've never tried…)

You can.

Okay, well then in that case, problem solved.

I don't think you can save the scripts with them, can you????? I highly doubt so.

tbh I don't think so