On the cordinates blocks you know the one that sets normally automactically i don't know if anybody has experienced this bug or said anything about. so i was just doing my things making a project and then i put the block thats supposed to set automatically to your x and y and it went to the wrong place it went to something like X19 and -71y or something and the correct place it's supposed to go is X28 and -6Y and like no matter where i put a sprite of some sort it won't set to the correct place it just stays there stuck in the same place so you have to drag the block out and look at the codinates at the side and write it in. sorry if i sound like i'm complaining about one tiny thing

Please elaborate and write down your OS/Browser info.

EpicGhoul993 wrote:

Please elaborate and write down your OS/Browser info.

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My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 13729.56.0, Chrome 89.0.4389.95, No Flash version detected
Leave it there.

Also, the bug is either that or you just entered the wrong coordinates, or it's just a bug on your comp/Scratch generally.

An0therRand0mC0der wrote:

EpicGhoul993 wrote:

Please elaborate and write down your OS/Browser info.

To continue: Press the globe icon under the “New Reply” bar (in the stuff next to the Quote and smiley face), and it should type this in:
My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 13729.56.0, Chrome 89.0.4389.95, No Flash version detected
Leave it there.

Also, the bug is either that or you just entered the wrong coordinates, or it's just a bug on your comp/Scratch generally.

?? i don't enter the cordinates my self i normally leave them to automatically set…… this has happened on mutiple accounts on different computers (this started when i had a blue laptop,then a purple laptop and now a black one).

Nobody cares about what color your laptops are. We need your OS and browser infomation to be able to check what's going on, also more detailed information about the problem.

Candy_kitten_girl wrote:

i had a blue laptop,then a purple laptop and now a black one).

You're supposed to press the globe icon, not tell the color of your laptop!
According to this, you are using Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge 90

Can you tell on which project this bug happens on? Also I think you mean ‘coordinates’, and not ‘coridates’, am I right?

Chiroyce wrote:

Candy_kitten_girl wrote:

i had a blue laptop,then a purple laptop and now a black one).

You're supposed to press the globe icon, not tell the color of your laptop!
According to this, you are using Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge 90

Can you tell on which project this bug happens on? Also I think you mean ‘coordinates’, and not ‘coridates’, am I right?

yes and it was on (these are unshared) fox creator, virtual figets and one on my old acciunt that i can't remeber

I don't know if we're talking about the topic of the discussion anymore.

Anyways, is there a

forever
go to x: (coordinates) y: (coordinates)
end

in there, or is there another previous existing coordinates block? If so, that may not be the case.
Also, if that's not the case, you may want to double check if the coordinates link to the right place.
Scratch doesn't always enter coordinates for you, so you might need to check and put it in the right place where you want it to be.
If it's none of these problems, then it's either your browser, or your computer.