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Scratcher
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new layer sensing blocks, <behind [sprite]?> and (layer)
i never thought of it as a quirk rather as a feature but i guess my workaround is invalidAHAThis basically exploits the fact the sprites on the top layer run firstThis is a workaround: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/920827382/im not sure how that even works at all. can you explain it??
i dont see anything that at all relates to checking layers on it yet it works
thats not a valid workaround then, you shouldnt have to rely on quirks of the engine
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Scratcher
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new layer sensing blocks, <behind [sprite]?> and (layer)
Bringing this topic up.AHAThis basically exploits the fact the sprites on the top layer run firstThis is a workaround: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/920827382/im not sure how that even works at all. can you explain it??
i dont see anything that at all relates to checking layers on it yet it works
thats not a valid workaround then, you shouldnt have to rely on quirks of the engine
Anyways, it's a valid workaround, and that's intentionally there.
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