So I was watching the Super Mario Bros movie for free (top secret!) and it gave me this pretty cool idea.
Scratch Movies!
Now I know you’ll say “oh workaround! just add some frames to your movie and then add a script to play the movie!” but this is completely different.
The code editor is now replaced by the “Movie Editor” where you can code your movie.
There is only two blocks in the Movie Editor.

when this movie starts :: events hat // undraggable and built-in

play sound [sound v] at frame () :: sound

Every 0.01 seconds, a new frame appears.
Movies can last up to 1 hour and 59 minutes.
After the 1 hour and 59 minute mark, you can’t create any more frames.

I feel like this is just something you can code on your own.

Za-Chary wrote:

I feel like this is just something you can code on your own.

“1 hour and 59 minutes”
I just said that. Do you feel like Scratch can handle 1 hour and 59 minutes? That’d take loads of costumes.

NotK3ndricAlt wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

I feel like this is just something you can code on your own.

“1 hour and 59 minutes”
I just said that. Do you feel like Scratch can handle 1 hour and 59 minutes? That’d take loads of costumes.

If Scratch can't handle 1 hour and 59 minutes of costumes, then how would it be able to handle 1 hour and 59 minutes of movie?

The point of Scratch is to teach kids coding. I'm sure there are plenty of websites and software for making videos without coding.

This?

No support. Would take up too much server space and YouTube exists…

This can be coded easily on your own. And if you want it to be longer and with less lag you can use Turbowarp.