Lucario621 wrote:

I've found the backpack to become quite a useful feature, especially since it makes it a lot easier to combine elements from multiple projects I find. With sprites and sounds and costumes, it's quite convenient since you can recognize the piece of media by its name.

However, the scripts - (which I find especially useful to put in the backpack when I want to use other people's custom blocks) - are all named the same! I think there should be some way to name the scripts to make them more easily identifiable. When all I get to look at is a teeny-tiny preview of what the script looks like, it's hard to tell whether I've selected the right one unless I open all of the scripts in my backpack.

Please add this feature!

Edit: After thinking for a bit, I do see that a temporary solution for myself until the feature is added would be to add the scripts to sprites and then name the sprites appropriately… but still, that's going out of the way for a very simple action. It's like using a “say something for zero seconds” block as a way of commenting your code! (And I remember people used to do that in the older versions of Scratch!)

thugatwoary wrote:

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This would massively help with backpack organization. Using it right now is like having a bookshelf where the books are facing so you can't see the names, or having an app store but all the apps are just called App, and it can get annoying to have to take multiple tries to get the right script.

bump :: hat events

Roblox888i wrote:

dupe https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/3695/

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

It's super annoying if you use the backpack a lot because you can't tell which script is which. I suggest that if you right click on something in the backpack, you should be able to rename it. These names would not be saved at all when you remove them from the backpack.

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when green flag clicked
if <[You] = <<Scratch Developer> or <Support>>> then
Give naming script feature
end

define Give naming script feature
say [Thank you!]