When you right-click the stage, there should be a “Loop Project” option.

The way this could work, is if a “stop all” block is activated, or if every script in the project has stopped running, it would automatically click the green flag, so the project would restart.

Can you just use a forever loop?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/798846582/
Example.

cs3868895 wrote:

Can you just use a forever loop?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/798846582/
Example.

some parts of the project might end earlier, so using forever loops wouldn't work

(also this is for situations where the original creator didn't mean to have the project looped but u still want it to restart if it ever stops, such as a 1 life platformer)

blablablahello wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Can you just use a forever loop?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/798846582/
Example.

some parts of the project might end earlier, so using forever loops wouldn't work

(also this is for situations where the original creator didn't mean to have the project looped but u still want it to restart if it ever stops, such as a 1 life platformer)

Oh….
I understand now.

cs3868895 wrote:

Can you just use a forever loop?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/798846582/
Example.

While you can do this, the creator of the project would have to do it and nobody else could; unless the user went inside the project and changed the code, which could break the project.

blablablahello wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

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(also this is for situations where the original creator didn't mean to have the project looped but u still want it to restart if it ever stops, such as a 1 life platformer)

Yes, that's what it was meant for.

Andygun11 wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Can you just use a forever loop?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/798846582/
Example.

While you can do this, the creator of the project would have to do it and nobody else could; unless the user went inside the project and changed the code, which could break the project.

No wonder why there is a bug…. huh.