I'm doing a project and it is supposed to contain around 2000 clones, but i think some of them don't appear and i can't create new clones.

you probaly cant cause the screen is either full or you reached max clones

301 is the max clone limit. Sorry. You can suggest it to be changed, but ST probably won't do it because it will create too much lag.

This might not be the case, but if you need about 2000 clones that just sit there and do nothing, then I would recommend using the stamp block in the pen extension (if you don't know what that is, just ask). Stamping a sprite will create a “clone” of it that only takes on the physical attributes of the sprite (ie ghost effect, hidden or not, color effect, costume, etc.). Once you create a stamp of a sprite though, it's appearance cannot be changed unless you use the erase all block, which removes the stamp entirely.
Hope this helps!

lizeyue wrote:

I'm doing a project and it is supposed to contain around 2000 clones, but i think some of them don't appear and i can't create new clones.

As the others have said, there's a limit on the number of clones. Stamping is one solution as @codeman1044 has suggested. Another is to recycle your clones - if you're not displaying more than 300 on screen at any one time then you can either:

1) Delete them as they leave the screen and create new ones as new entities move onto the screen

or

2) Hide them and flag them as idle as they leave the screen and reuse those clones when new entities move onto the screen

codeman1044 wrote:

This might not be the case, but if you need about 2000 clones that just sit there and do nothing, then I would recommend using the stamp block in the pen extension (if you don't know what that is, just ask). Stamping a sprite will create a “clone” of it that only takes on the physical attributes of the sprite (ie ghost effect, hidden or not, color effect, costume, etc.). Once you create a stamp of a sprite though, it's appearance cannot be changed unless you use the erase all block, which removes the stamp entirely.
Hope this helps!

They need to move.

RokCoder wrote:

lizeyue wrote:

I'm doing a project and it is supposed to contain around 2000 clones, but i think some of them don't appear and i can't create new clones.

As the others have said, there's a limit on the number of clones. Stamping is one solution as @codeman1044 has suggested. Another is to recycle your clones - if you're not displaying more than 300 on screen at any one time then you can either:

1) Delete them as they leave the screen and create new ones as new entities move onto the screen

or

2) Hide them and flag them as idle as they leave the screen and reuse those clones when new entities move onto the screen

thanks alot! i was thinking about something like this.

Kraken_Games wrote:

301 is the max clone limit. Sorry. You can suggest it to be changed, but ST probably won't do it because it will create too much lag.

why 301 not 300?(i know its the st not you who decided)

lizeyue wrote:

RokCoder wrote:

lizeyue wrote:

I'm doing a project and it is supposed to contain around 2000 clones, but i think some of them don't appear and i can't create new clones.

As the others have said, there's a limit on the number of clones. Stamping is one solution as @codeman1044 has suggested. Another is to recycle your clones - if you're not displaying more than 300 on screen at any one time then you can either:

1) Delete them as they leave the screen and create new ones as new entities move onto the screen

or

2) Hide them and flag them as idle as they leave the screen and reuse those clones when new entities move onto the screen

thanks alot! i was thinking about something like this.

and for that i would need to create a list with a length over 2000…

lizeyue wrote:

They need to move.

If they need to move, a solution is to use Turbo Mode and do something like:

lizeyue wrote:

Kraken_Games wrote:

301 is the max clone limit. Sorry. You can suggest it to be changed, but ST probably won't do it because it will create too much lag.

why 301 not 300?(i know its the st not you who decided)

In scratch 3.0 the limit is in fact 300

lizeyue wrote:

and for that i would need to create a list with a length over 2000…

That's the general way to track n objects, yeah.

mlcreater wrote:

If they need to move, a solution is to use Turbo Mode

Personally I'd just use non-refresh custom blocks. There's no need to force people to run your projects in turbo mode.

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