DJEnderman64 wrote:

Use Pen tools. I started a game with clones, clones was a terrible idea, it lagged incredibly. I changed to using pen, and it worked.

braxbroscratcher wrote:

You would have to stamp CONSTANTLY!

braxbroscratcher wrote:

I want a much higher clone limit. I need the extra clones for a fully-functional multiplayer Terraria project.

How it would help:
People could make bigger games with less sprites
People could make tile-based games that can zoom out A LOT
People could make huge multiplayer tile-based games like the one mentioned above
AND MORE! (I am sure people could find other uses for more clones.

And didn't Lightnin say this:

Lightnin wrote:

If Scratch was a room, it would have a low floor, wide walls, and a high ceiling.

* Low floor: It should be easy to climb in and get started with Scratch - even for Scratchers who have no experience programming.

* Wide walls: Scratchers should be able to make all kinds of things with Scratch - not just animations and games, but news programs, science experiments - things we can't even imagine.

* High Ceiling: Even though it's easy for someone who is new to programming to get started with Scratch, it should still be possible to make complex stuff.

How it might hurt:
People could clone so fast and make the clones do so many things really quickly that it would crash all computers (save supercomputers)
People could crash THEIR OWN COMPUTERS and lose progress on projects
And I am sure that people could find other harmful things to do with it (I can't think of any more off the top of my head)

Post and state your opinion!

Supporters:
xlk
Blueinkproductions

Unsupporters:
Firedrake969

braxbroscratcher wrote:

I want a much higher clone limit. I need the extra clones for a fully-functional multiplayer Terraria project.

How it would help:
People could make bigger games with less sprites
People could make tile-based games that can zoom out A LOT
People could make huge multiplayer tile-based games like the one mentioned above
AND MORE! (I am sure people could find other uses for more clones.

And didn't Lightnin say this:

Lightnin wrote:

If Scratch was a room, it would have a low floor, wide walls, and a high ceiling.

* Low floor: It should be easy to climb in and get started with Scratch - even for Scratchers who have no experience programming.

* Wide walls: Scratchers should be able to make all kinds of things with Scratch - not just animations and games, but news programs, science experiments - things we can't even imagine.

* High Ceiling: Even though it's easy for someone who is new to programming to get started with Scratch, it should still be possible to make complex stuff.

How it might hurt:
People could clone so fast and make the clones do so many things really quickly that it would crash all computers (save supercomputers)
People could crash THEIR OWN COMPUTERS and lose progress on projects
And I am sure that people could find other harmful things to do with it (I can't think of any more off the top of my head)

Post and state your opinion!

Supporters:
xlk
Blueinkproductions

Unsupporters:
Firedrake969

TechEpic wrote:

people could put a simply warning saying that project is going to make a ton of clones

AonymousGuy wrote:

You don't have to bump it every 3 hours… More like every 2 days…

But I still think it is possible to workaround…

braxbroscratcher wrote:

AonymousGuy wrote:

You don't have to bump it every 3 hours… More like every 2 days…

But I still think it is possible to workaround…

Maybe that'll work!

AonymousGuy wrote:

You don't have to bump it every 3 hours… More like every 2 days…

But I still think it is possible to workaround…

VoltageGames wrote:

The limit should be raised from (what is it, 100?) to 250 or 300.
Support.