It's great that we have a “Next costume” block to make our sprites change from one costume to another, all without use of too many “Change costumes” blocks, but a bad thing here is that there isn't a “Previous costume” block that makes you go back as many costumes as needed without too many “Change costumes” blocks. Maybe add those in the next update, please? Thanks!

you can easily get around it by doing:

switch costume to ((costume [number v]) - (1)) 

*BIG GASP* WOW! But seriously, that is quite efficient!

SaneBatuhan wrote:

*BIG GASP* WOW! But seriously, that is quite efficient!

Something else that works is:

switch costume to (join [previous costume] [])

Not sure why this works, but, it does. LOL

I honestly don't know why Scratch does this, it's handy for loopholes though.

Something else that works is:

switch costume to (join [previous costume] [])

Not sure why this works, but, it does. LOL

That's incredibly stupid but hilarious

Hahahahaha!

1554436389pro1 wrote:

Something else that works is:

switch costume to (join [previous costume] [])

Not sure why this works, but, it does. LOL

That's incredibly stupid but hilarious
You do know that it's not a joke. Right?

grandpasp wrote:

1554436389pro1 wrote:

Something else that works is:

switch costume to (join [previous costume] [])

Not sure why this works, but, it does. LOL

That's incredibly stupid but hilarious

You do know that it's not a joke. Right?
I'm aware it works, I just find it hilarious that it does lol