Costume and Sprite Limits.

Milesman

Sprites have a limit of 300 to reduce lag, while (as far as I know) costumes have no limit. So use your costumes more.

Blaze349

that sucks please check my topic need urgent help please

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Milesman

The sprite limit inspired my new block system.

k9lego

There is no clone limit from what I know.

k9lego.

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k9lego

DigiTechs

k9lego wrote:
There is no clone limit from what I know. k9lego.

There is a Clone limit of 300 clones, but I've never heard of this sprite limit.
Why would one need to use 300 sprites anyway?

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I'm also working on a thing called Fetch. Look at it here!
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Milesman

For the proof of no costume limits, go to this link:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/15045706/#player

Last edited by Milesman (Dec. 13, 2013 21:26:00)

DotDash

This doesn't really count as “Advanced”.

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EnderScout_77

Blaze349 wrote:
that sucks please check my topic need urgent help please

Please do NOT advertise here. Even if you need help, don't ask here, even if you have another topic! Also, “that sucks” isn't helpful at all.

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Zro716

EnderScout_77 wrote:
Blaze349 wrote:
that sucks please check my topic need urgent help please
Please do NOT advertise here. Even if you need help, don't ask here, even if you have another topic! Also, “that sucks” isn't helpful at all.

how da heck did you wind up here and why didn't you check the post date (Dec. 9 2013)

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