PoIygon wrote:

Turbowarp

the2000 wrote:

Turbowarp never seems to run any faster for me. I don't know what that means about my computer but it doesn't sound good.

Pentwave wrote:

is it possible to make your scratch projects less laggy with an extension that clears all glitches, bugs, and errors?

Maximouse wrote:

the2000 wrote:

Turbowarp never seems to run any faster for me. I don't know what that means about my computer but it doesn't sound good.

Try running this benchmark in Scratch and TurboWarp and compare the scores.

Maximouse wrote:

PoIygon wrote:

Turbowarp

Yes, you can use Turbowarp which is a Scratch modification that makes Scratch run faster. But that isn't because it had less glitches or errors – it uses a completely different method to run projects which is faster but it means you can't modify code while it runs.

Pentwave wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

PoIygon wrote:

Turbowarp

Yes, you can use Turbowarp which is a Scratch modification that makes Scratch run faster. But that isn't because it had less glitches or errors – it uses a completely different method to run projects which is faster but it means you can't modify code while it runs.

you Can modify scratch code in turbo warp

Maximouse wrote:

…which is faster but it means you can't modify code while it runs

the2000 wrote:

I've still never noticed an actual difference while playing projects though. I haven't used TurboWarp that much honestly, maybe only a few times

Maximouse wrote:

the2000 wrote:

I've still never noticed an actual difference while playing projects though. I haven't used TurboWarp that much honestly, maybe only a few times

The difference is only noticeable if the project is laggy without TurboWarp.

Pentwave wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

PoIygon wrote:

Turbowarp

Yes, you can use Turbowarp which is a Scratch modification that makes Scratch run faster. But that isn't because it had less glitches or errors – it uses a completely different method to run projects which is faster but it means you can't modify code while it runs.

you Can modify scratch code in turbo warp

the2000 wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

the2000 wrote:

I've still never noticed an actual difference while playing projects though. I haven't used TurboWarp that much honestly, maybe only a few times

The difference is only noticeable if the project is laggy without TurboWarp.

That's what I mean. I try it on laggy projects and it makes no difference.

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

the2000 wrote:

That's what I mean. I try it on laggy projects and it makes no difference.

It's possible that it has something to do with your laptop…