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Is there a way to prevent users from dragging sprites in a project?

There's a “set draggable” block but it doesn't prevent anything.

I made a fruit slicer game, so the player is clicking and dragging to slice the fruit, but if you happen to begin clicking and dragging ON the fruit, you'll move the clone around instead of slicing. Also if you lose you can drag the “game over” sprite before you realize you need to stop slicing fruit.

By default, users which are not you should not be to drag sprites like this. If you haven’t shared the project yet, when you play you have the power to drag the sprites. Other users should not have that power. Hope this helps!

It's a feature of Scratch that if you are in the project editor and not in full screen mode then sprites are always draggable. There is no way to turn it off, but maybe someday a menu will be added to toggle it.

thanks for the response. I never test the game full screen so I had no clue I had to do that to prevent dragging. It's fixed using your advice…

here's the game:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/364260948/