when green flag clicked
if <remix> then 
broadcast [errorscreen v]

  

else
broadcast [launch game v]
end

NitroCipher wrote:

I am pretty confident that this was rejected.

This wouldn't have much purpose other than to try to prevent people from remixing the project. Besides the fact that the user could just remove the line of code from the program itself, bypassing it entirely.

Someone else originally said that this is Rejected

BY147258369 wrote:

Yup. This has been rejected. Anything shared on Scratch is available for anyone to use on Scratch. If you don't want you project remixed, don't share it!

miniepicness wrote:

if remix then change game title screen to (version + 1)

BY147258369 wrote:

Yup. This has been rejected. Anything shared on Scratch is available for anyone to use on Scratch. If you don't want you project remixed, don't share it!

Thelnvoker wrote:

First of all, you get a message when someone remixes your project.

Second, below the notes and credits box, it tells what project it is a remix of.

Third, I'm pretty certain this has been rejected. Please look at the list of rejected suggestions (it is a sticky).

When remixed::moreblocks
set [ v] to [55]
forever
set [ v] to (join [[ v]] [[ v]])
end

Em1Aq wrote:

You can make an unremixable project with a remix detector, let's say there's a custom block which is a remix detector.

When remixed::moreblocks
set [ v] to [55]
forever
set [ v] to (join [[ v]] [[ v]])
end

(im not good at scratchblocks, i meant When remixed, set var to 55, forever set var to var join var

Jbear_ wrote:

Em1Aq wrote:

You can make an unremixable project with a remix detector, let's say there's a custom block which is a remix detector.

When remixed::moreblocks
set [ v] to [55]
forever
set [ v] to (join [[ v]] [[ v]])
end

(im not good at scratchblocks, i meant When remixed, set var to 55, forever set var to var join var

but you can easily remove that

DarthVader4Life wrote:

That doesn't make it allowed.