How come my dog sprites don't show up and how come my game keeps freezing and crashing? Are there current issues with Scratch's servers?

Here's my game so far:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/269176010/#editor

computerateacher wrote:

How come my dog sprites don't show up and how come my game keeps freezing and crashing? Are there current issues with Scratch's servers?

Here's my game so far:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/269176010/#editor

None of us can see it. The project is unshared. From what you've said you may have overloaded what it can handle. (too may scripts, clones, sprites ect.)

when I receive [ social interaction ]
hide
repeat until < (person gone)=( yes)  >
point towards [ corner ]
go to [ corner and cower ]
end

Sorry. Here it is.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/269176010/

I think the problem might be in the sprite named “PlayerBlock” - it's starting off at the bottom of the screen and triggering the “game over” broadcast, which is hiding the dog sprite and stopping the project.

Try adding a “go to x: () y: ()” block (or something like that) somewhere before the forever loop in the PlayerBlock sprite to reset its position so that it doesn't start at the bottom upon the beginning of the project.

when green flag clicked
go to x: (0) y: (0) // replace the 0's with the box's initial position
set [TakeOffSpeed v] to [12] // your original script
set [RunSpeed v] to [5]
...
forever
...
end

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-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

I think the problem might be in the sprite named “PlayerBlock” - it's starting off at the bottom of the screen and triggering the “game over” broadcast, which is hiding the dog sprite and stopping the project.

Try adding a “go to x: () y: ()” block (or something like that) somewhere before the forever loop in the PlayerBlock sprite to reset its position so that it doesn't start at the bottom upon the beginning of the project.

when green flag clicked
go to x: (0) y: (0) // replace the 0's with the box's initial position
set [TakeOffSpeed v] to [12] // your original script
set [RunSpeed v] to [5]
...
forever
...
end

Thanks. That indeed fixes it!