pippy2011eight wrote:

Support!!!

SUPPORT
SUPPORT :: variables
SUPPORT :: control
SUPPORT :: operators
SUPPORT :: motion
SUPPORT :: sensing
SUPPORT :: custom
SUPPORT :: custom-arg
SUPPORT :: sound

MillionOfficial wrote:

SUPPORT
SUPPORT :: variables
SUPPORT :: control
SUPPORT :: operators
SUPPORT :: motion
SUPPORT :: sensing
SUPPORT :: custom
SUPPORT :: custom-arg
SUPPORT :: sound

BigNate469 wrote:

Please state why you support, the forums are not a polling service.

MrFluffyPenguins wrote:

So… it's the backpack?

BigNate469 wrote:

pippy2011eight wrote:

Support!!!

Please state why you support, the forums are not a polling service.

Giga404 wrote:

Well, I think Scratch's users should have their own sprite / costume library, in which, they could keep their own sprites and costumes.
Well, how it would look like?
I think it would look like this:
User's own library could be accessed by clicking the “My Library” category on the Sprite Library:

The same with the costume library:

User's own library could look like this:

While user's own costume library could look like this:

To add a sprite into their own sprite library, they could right-click their wanted sprite, select Add, and it would be added, just like in this mockup:

The same would be with the costume library:

The user could remove their own sprite/costume by just clicking the delete button:

Mockups made with paint.net
Sound Library
As suggested by @Sunarcher, the mockups for sound library have been made.
Like sprite and costume libraries, the your own sound library could be accessed in “My Library” category:

User's own sound library would look like this:

To add a sound into their sound library, the user could just right-click and select Add, just like with sprites/costumes:

To remove the wanted sound, the user just could right-click the sound in their sound library, and select Delete:

Mockups here also made with paint.net
Backdrop Library
As suggested by @elephanttime, the mockups for the Backdrop Library have been finally made.
Like sprite/costume/sound libraries, you could access your own sound library in “My Library” category:

This is how user's own backdrop library could look like:

To add a backdrop into their backdrop library, the user could just right-click and select Add, just like with sprites/costumes/audio:

To remove the wanted backdrop, the user just could right-click the backdrop in their backdrop library, and select Delete:

Mockups here also also made with paint.net
Minor ideas
There are some minor ideas, suggested by Scratchers.
Nambaseking01's ideas:

• If a user adds a sprite/audio with the same title as another one, it would get that title but then with a number behind it. For example, if there is a sprite called “fun”, and another sprite called fun was added into the library, it would be called “fun2” automatically, and if there was another one, it would be “fun3”, and so on…
  
  
• The Scratch Team should be able to view anything in your sprite/audio library, and maybe one will think “Oh no! The Scratch Team will see all my private audios and sprites!”, but here's what they said about a suggestion that the Scratch Team shouldn't be able to view unshared projects. The same reasons are applicable for this library.
  
  
• If there was a sprite/audio that looked/sounded exactly the same as another one, there would be an error message saying “This sprite/audio already exists in your library!” and you wouldn't be able to add it just to prevent server space clogging.

Why would Scratch need this?
Why? There are some answers why.
1. Easier for animators
Some animators could have a lot of characters, but they also could have a backpack, full of many resources. This would be easier for them to manage, instead of searching through the entire backpack.
2. Easier for everyone
This could be easier and could change Scratch forever. People, who want to remix an AY project, they can find their wanted character easily, instead through searching their messy backpacks.
Some people can have many SFX in their backpack, and sound libraries can make their management 100% easier.
This would make Scratch easier; what's even the point of backpacks, if custom libraries exist?
But, also, there is one more important thing about my suggestion. They would be private: other users couldn't find and use other person's library.
And now…
Thank you for reading my entire post. It took me half an hour to make these mockups and write ALL of this.
Now, write your opinion below!

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EndeerEevee wrote:

Giga404 wrote:

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In addition to this, maybe a way to sharemake different libraries for yourself and be able to send it to others?

mtaka4 wrote:

EndeerEevee wrote:

Giga404 wrote:

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In addition to this, maybe a way to sharemake different libraries for yourself and be able to send it to others?

No support if that gets added, could be used for private messaging.