how do i do that?

You can't. You could go to turbowarp and disable this limit, but in scratch 300 in the limit, and there is no getting around it.

There is a workaround with the pen extension… but it's much more complicated.

Even though there isn't a pure-scratch workaround for the 300 clone limit, there are some ways to use less clones:

1. Delete clones after they are used or if they are not visible. By deleting unused clones, you can have more active clones.
2. If a clone is not doing anything, you can use the stamp block in the pen extension in place of the clone.

Why do you want to? That might help figure out an alternative solution.

TurboWarp set to infinite clones or use Pen

You physically are unable to.

chipnborg wrote:

how do i do that?

You can't have more than 300 clones in scratch but you can use the block called stamp in the pen extension.

ScaredPenguinXXL wrote:

TurboWarp set to infinite clones or use Pen

ummmmmmmmm… what?

You could:
Make Another Sprite and put this code in.

define clones

forever
create clone of [main sprite]
end

it won't make it so you will get infinite clones, but you will get way more clones.

FrostyPhantasm wrote:

You could:
Make Another Sprite and put this code in.

define clones

forever
create clone of [main sprite]
end

it won't make it so you will get infinite clones, but you will get way more clones.

I don't think that's what they mean.

chipnborg wrote:

ScaredPenguinXXL wrote:

TurboWarp set to infinite clones or use Pen

ummmmmmmmm… what?

TurboWarp allows you to run Scratch projects faster, and can remove some limits like the clone limit. Although I'd try to optimize any project you have to not reach the clone limit first before you just use TurboWarp for your project.

chipnborg wrote:

ScaredPenguinXXL wrote:

TurboWarp set to infinite clones or use Pen

ummmmmmmmm… what?

There is something called Turbowarp which you can find here that lets you run projects. There are many settings to mess around with and one of them disables clones

wait is is it per project or per sprite

jaked27797 wrote:

wait is is it per project or per sprite

Per project.

Tunde 123 wrote:

jaked27797 wrote:

wait is is it per project or per sprite

Per project.

toattal ooof

You can load a project in Turbowarp: https://turbowarp.org, then press the “Advanced” button in the header and click the “Infinite Clones” checkbox in the “Remove Limits” section.

only in turbowarp

MarkGamez wrote:

There is something called Turbowarp which you can find here that lets you run projects. There are many settings to mess around with and one of them disables clones

I guess this is the easiest solution, and if you want to prevent Scratchers running your project without TurboWarp, use the ‘is TurboWarp?’ block (developed by GarboMuffin) which you can find here. Just backpack the special block which is in the sprite.

What that Boolean block does is it returns as ‘true’ if the project is running on TurboWarp, however it returns as ‘false’ if the project is run on platform other than TurboWarp, such as Scratch.

you should try and accomplish your project without exceeding 300 clones. it's a limit for a reason.