I am making a project where I need to join a bunch of things together using the join block. I am taking things from a list and joining them together, but I can't join more than about 20 before scratch starts to lag. I was wondering if there was a way that is a lot easier or more efficient than what I am trying to do now. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
It looks something like this, except with a lot more joins:

(join (join (join (join [] [world]) [world]) [world]) [world])

If it's a subset of a llist then copy the subset to another list then use

(list :: list)

The only gotcha is if all the list items are single character then they will be joined without spaces, so you effectively get a word from letters but a sentence from words as for everything else the items are space separated.

Well I am trying to join a bunch of list items that are single characters into one code without spaces.

That's perfect for you then

I am kind or confused by what you mean. Could you give me an example?

drmcw wrote:

If it's a subset of a llist then copy the subset to another list then use

(list :: list)

Here's what I do in this situation:

set [Joiner v] to [  ]//Completely blank
set [List Item v] to (0)
repeat (20)
    
change [List Item v] by (1)//Uses next list item
set [Joiner v] to (join (Joiner) (item (List Item) of [List v]))
end
Use (Joiner) for whatever you need here...::motion

This will give you 20 list items joined together.
Hope this helps!

Never mind I figured it out. Thank you though! I will give you the link to the project as soon as it is shared. Thank you guys again for all the help and support!

Here is the link:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/84482436/

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