clear graphic effects

drchubbington wrote:

Add

clear graphic effects

with the show. The problem is that it has a ghost effect of 100

FireballOraiste wrote:

drchubbington wrote:

Add

clear graphic effects

with the show. The problem is that it has a ghost effect of 100

ahh that makes sense, idk how i didnt see that. credit for u in the Notes & Credits section

when I receive [ v]
if <(costume #) = [1]> then // assume that costume one is the parent sprite
create clone of [myself v]
end

when I start as a clone
switch costume to [costume 2 v] // clones switch to costume two

Skill_Games wrote:

I took sime time to figure out exactly how many clones are beinging created. I made a variable that increases by one when a new clone is made and decreases by one when it is deleted. I eventually realized that the variable would increase expontentially when the were more clones on the screen.

Solution:
If you didn't know this already, clones recieve broadcasts along with the parent sprite. This means that each clone will recieve the message to make more clones of itself. The result is an exponential increase of clones. That being said, I don't know if the clone limit is the issue. My guess is that you are somehow overloading the project with clones so it wont create any more. Try to make only the parent coin sprite recieve broadcasts. You can do this by making two identical costumes, one for the parent and the other for clones. If the costume is the parent sprite's, then continue with the broadcasting process. Otherwise, no clones will be created.

when I receive [ v]
if <(costume #) = [1]> then // assume that costume one is the parent sprite
create clone of [myself v]
end

when I start as a clone
switch costume to [costume 2 v] // clones switch to costume two

Edit + Working Solution:
I took another look at your project an I saw that the merchant was also cloning itself but never getting deleted. Using the same logic as before, it created exponential amounts of clones. This definitely passed the clone limit. Either add the script above or prevent the merchant from cloning.

Skill_Games wrote:

I took sime time to figure out exactly how many clones are beinging created. I made a variable that increases by one when a new clone is made and decreases by one when it is deleted. I eventually realized that the variable would increase expontentially when the were more clones on the screen.

Solution:
If you didn't know this already, clones recieve broadcasts along with the parent sprite. This means that each clone will recieve the message to make more clones of itself. The result is an exponential increase of clones. That being said, I don't know if the clone limit is the issue. My guess is that you are somehow overloading the project with clones so it wont create any more. Try to make only the parent coin sprite recieve broadcasts. You can do this by making two identical costumes, one for the parent and the other for clones. If the costume is the parent sprite's, then continue with the broadcasting process. Otherwise, no clones will be created.

when I receive [ v]
if <(costume #) = [1]> then // assume that costume one is the parent sprite
create clone of [myself v]
end

when I start as a clone
switch costume to [costume 2 v] // clones switch to costume two

Edit + Working Solution:
I took another look at your project an I saw that the merchant was also cloning itself but never getting deleted. Using the same logic as before, it created exponential amounts of clones. This definitely passed the clone limit. Either add the script above or prevent the merchant from cloning.

GOZZbro wrote:

my clones aren't appearing in my space invader game
its only the planet sprite clones that aren't showing

the clones are there i tested this by putting a sound block on the clones when they spawn but they just not showing
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/380488393/editor/

Skill_Games wrote:

I took sime time to figure out exactly how many clones are beinging created. I made a variable that increases by one when a new clone is made and decreases by one when it is deleted. I eventually realized that the variable would increase expontentially when the were more clones on the screen.

Solution:
If you didn't know this already, clones recieve broadcasts along with the parent sprite. This means that each clone will recieve the message to make more clones of itself. The result is an exponential increase of clones. That being said, I don't know if the clone limit is the issue. My guess is that you are somehow overloading the project with clones so it wont create any more. Try to make only the parent coin sprite recieve broadcasts. You can do this by making two identical costumes, one for the parent and the other for clones. If the costume is the parent sprite's, then continue with the broadcasting process. Otherwise, no clones will be created.

when I receive [ v]
if <(costume #) = [1]> then // assume that costume one is the parent sprite
create clone of [myself v]
end

when I start as a clone
switch costume to [costume 2 v] // clones switch to costume two

Edit + Working Solution:
I took another look at your project an I saw that the merchant was also cloning itself but never getting deleted. Using the same logic as before, it created exponential amounts of clones. This definitely passed the clone limit. Either add the script above or prevent the merchant from cloning.

when I start as a clone
show

drchubbington wrote:

Add

clear graphic effects

with the show. The problem is that it has a ghost effect of 100

when [awesomeness v] key pressed
be perfect
forever
be cool [forever v]
set [sadness v] to [smile]
end

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