You should be able to use projects from My Stuff as templates when you open the editor. The templates tab should get added to My Stuff for this purpose.


“Add Template” would let you add a project by URL (if you designate a project of someone else then all projects you create using that will be remixes of it), “Add Default Template” would add a Scratch Cat (the same as we have now) and “Add Blank Project” would add a blank project.

By default, only the Scratch Cat will be in the list.

If you only have one project in the list, the editor will not show the template chooser and it would just open your single project.

Pros

• Easier to add intro
  
• Can help with commonly used engines without having to find it and copy/remix
  
• It is completely optional
  

Cons

• May discourage giving appropiate credit to remixes (though auto credit is still included)
  

chriscreators14 wrote:

No support, you can just remix.deleted for some purposes, including not listing the prons (pros and cons)

Even if you could, it would be much faster, and you can use your own unshared projects.

Why shorten something that already only takes a short amount of time? Making a website is not easy you know

support. this would fix the “you need an alt to remix your own project” issue entirely!
plus its easy to use!

just.. use the “make a copy of project”

also squoosh

mcsquaggle wrote:

support. this would fix the “you need an alt to remix your own project” issue entirely!
plus its easy to use!

just.. use the “make a copy of project”

I mean, it could get annoying having to search through your unshared projects every time (especially if you create multiple projects whenever you use Scratch), just to find the template you want to use at that moment.
Also, I saw someone who didn't know where a menu was on Scratch until it was too late, so they lost their progress.

mumu245 wrote:

chriscreators14 wrote:

No support, you can just remix.deleted for some purposes, including not listing the prons (pros and cons)

Even if you could, it would be much faster, and you can use your own unshared projects.

And people who only want one account or haven't made multiple accounts yet for whatever reason.
You'd have to share the projects too due to the api changes.

medians wrote:

(#7)
You'd have to share the projects too due to the api changes.

Your projects could still be accessed by yourself, so you won't have to share.

medians wrote:

(#7)
I mean, it could get annoying having to search through your unshared projects every time (especially if you create multiple projects whenever you use Scratch), just to find the template you want to use at that moment.

You manage the templates on that tab; if you don't want to use the template picker leave only one there.

mumu245 wrote:

medians wrote:

(#7)
You'd have to share the projects too due to the api changes.

Your projects could still be accessed by yourself, so you won't have to share.

I was talking about the solution that the other user provided.

mumu245 wrote:

medians wrote:

(#7)
I mean, it could get annoying having to search through your unshared projects every time (especially if you create multiple projects whenever you use Scratch), just to find the template you want to use at that moment.

You manage the templates on that tab; if you don't want to use the template picker leave only one there.

Same with this one, I was talking about when they said “use copy of project”.

bump

TOTAL support

The fact that scratch 1.x had that.
(it is mean't to say examples also my projects could of been used as my templates)

56-s wrote:

The fact that scratch 1.x had that.
(it is mean't to say examples also my projects could of been used as my templates)

I mean, they were called examples so they were meant for pre-select projects.
However, you could probably add projects to there or make a folder for your template on a computer.

medians wrote:

56-s wrote:

The fact that scratch 1.x had that.
(it is mean't to say examples also my projects could of been used as my templates)

I mean, they were called examples so they were meant for pre-select projects.
However, you could probably add projects to there or make a folder for your template on a computer.

Yes you could use the pre-selected projects or use a folder for a template on your computer.

56-s wrote:

medians wrote:

56-s wrote:

The fact that scratch 1.x had that.
(it is mean't to say examples also my projects could of been used as my templates)

I mean, they were called examples so they were meant for pre-select projects.
However, you could probably add projects to there or make a folder for your template on a computer.

Yes you could use the pre-selected projects or use a folder for a template on your computer.

Well, you can still do the template folder now or have an examples folder on there for 2.0 and 3.0 (just keep loading the project from your computer).

Scratch 4.0 here https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/827943393/

jop711015 wrote:

Scratch 4.0 here https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/827943393/

It is just a Concept Not a peek

56-s wrote:

jop711015 wrote:

Scratch 4.0 here https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/827943393/

It is just a Concept Not a peek

(╬▔皿▔)╯

jop711015 wrote:

56-s wrote:

jop711015 wrote:

Scratch 4.0 here https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/827943393/

It is just a Concept Not a peek

(╬▔皿▔)╯

Maybe wait a few years for 4.0 (no it is not 2025)

56-s wrote:

jop711015 wrote:

56-s wrote:

jop711015 wrote:

Scratch 4.0 here https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/827943393/

It is just a Concept Not a peek

(╬▔皿▔)╯

Maybe wait a few years for 4.0 (no it is not 2025)

ok….