Note that the blocks explained in this suggestion DOES NOT work when the project is in embed mode.

The block allows sprites to get out of the project box, the sprite will be resized a bit, and they will not get cut off of the project box.

break fourth wall :: motion

“back into project” is just the opposite of “break fourth wall”

back into project :: motion

Mockup:
imageshack isnt working so i use cubeupload

why?
this isn't what scratch is for.
please stop with these joke suggestions.

at least you didn't use imageshack

8to16 wrote:

please stop with these joke suggestions

How is this a joke

This could enable jumpscares to be more scarier. If a scary object gets out the project box, we will see some less than happy children

MillionOfficial wrote:

8to16 wrote:

please stop with these joke suggestions

How is this a joke

It feels like a joke because it is so unnecessary

the stage border exists for so many reasons that i don’t even want to bother naming a fraction of them. but honestly my main issue with this is that you can block the user from clicking certain elements of the webpage, like the remix button and the see inside button.

MillionOfficial wrote:

Note that the blocks explained in this suggestion DOES NOT work when the project is in embed mode.

this brings up even further problems. would the project just refuse to run when trying to embed it?

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

This could enable jumpscares to be more scarier. If a scary object gets out the project box, we will see some less than happy children

People could just click the report button
It will not be covered by a sprite

LaughabIe wrote:

snip but honestly my main issue with this is that you can block the user from clicking certain elements of the webpage, like the remix button and the see inside button.

The most important buttons will not be covered by the sprite

LaughabIe wrote:

MillionOfficial wrote:

Note that the blocks explained in this suggestion DOES NOT work when the project is in embed mode.

this brings up even further problems. would the project just refuse to run when trying to embed it?

No only the block won’t run

MillionOfficial wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

This could enable jumpscares to be more scarier. If a scary object gets out the project box, we will see some less than happy children

People could just click the report button
It will not be covered by a sprite

How will you ensure this, what if there is a sprite that is designed to cover it?

This would be funny the first time, but would it still be if any project could do this as much as it wants?

It would just cover stuff up. This doesn’t seem necessary.

Filing a restraining order soon /hj
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so anyways
This has more cons than pros

Someone could use this to block the report button from being clicked (without deleting the <canvas> element that is the stage, but that requires inspect element which a lot of people don't know how to use and anyone on mobile can't access); as a result, I don't think this is a good idea.
although with iOS/iPadOS 18 and Safari 18, you can just delete random elements off the page anyways, but it doesn't help Android users

BigNate469 wrote:

Someone could use this to block the report button from being clicked (without deleting the <canvas> element that is the stage, but that requires inspect element which a lot of people don't know how to use and anyone on mobile can't access); as a result, I don't think this is a good idea.

OP has stated previously that the sprite will not be able to cover the report button.

starlightsparker wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

Someone could use this to block the report button from being clicked (without deleting the <canvas> element that is the stage, but that requires inspect element which a lot of people don't know how to use and anyone on mobile can't access); as a result, I don't think this is a good idea.

OP has stated previously that the sprite will not be able to cover the report button.

How will that be prevented though?

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

How will that be prevented though?

The report button would be above the sprite, I presume.

why would we need this.

웃

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

MillionOfficial wrote:

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

This could enable jumpscares to be more scarier. If a scary object gets out the project box, we will see some less than happy children

People could just click the report button
It will not be covered by a sprite

How will you ensure this, what if there is a sprite that is designed to cover it?

They will get BANNED if there are innapropiate stuff in the project

MillionOfficial wrote:

They will get BANNED if there are innapropiate stuff in the project

Don't just straight away end up banning them.
Just go inside and edit / unshare the project.

that’s why the border exist
to stop sprites from going out of the box

it could just go and block something or always go with your mouse