Global custom blocks would be the ability to call a procedure from any sprite/stage, rather that only from the specific sprite. This would be handy and would clean up the amount of broadcasts and variables that I use.

Like how you can expand the options on the edit custom block window to reveal ‘Run without screen refresh’, there could 2 radio buttons saying: ‘For all sprites’ and ‘For this sprite only’

Unrelated side note: Still waiting for cloud data to support strings of text, and cloud lists…

I think this was suggested before, but i will definitly support. However i see a problem:
What will happen with sprite-specific variables? Maybe we could turn the global feature only on, if the definition is in the script section of the stage, but then we can't use motion blocks (we can, via drag and drop from sprites, but it isn't suppossed i think).

Also it will make it much harder for people, which want to understand your scripts. For example: One of 100 Sprites uses a custom block, but where is the definition? Then this guy has to check out in the worst case all 100 sprites and their scripts. But also for this case i have a solution, an idea i suggested yesterday: Jump to Block-Definition

And what happens if we edit a global block and make it local? Of course we can solve this if we make this option only clickable when we create the block the first time, but if you want to make it later local it could become a bit annoying. Not a big problem, but annoying

I support this.

when green flag clicked
if <(language) = [English ]> then
    
say [Everything is Awesome!] for (2) secs
end
if <(language) = [French ]> then
    
say [Tout est super-genial!] for (2) secs
end
if <(language) = [Italian ]> then
    
say [E meraviglioso!] for (2) secs
end
if <(language) = [Spanish ]> then

say [Todo es fabuloso!] for (2) secs    
end

Or there could maybe be a check box that makes the custom block for the sprite that was selected when the custom block was made only. On the stage there could be a check box that makes it for the stage only.

For those looking at this topic, I think it'd be a really good idea to carefully read through this:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/186622/

And note that above *isn't* really technically a ‘suggestion’ – there have been many such topics already suggesting this idea, as listed in that link, and the Scratch Team already made it clear they were thinking about this before any of us had even used Scratch 2.
Instead, it's asking for ideas how to make it work, practically, and intuitively, since there are many subtleties that are not obvious until you actually think about it carefully – particularly to do with the scope of certain things, such as variables…

bump (this is not a necropost, paddle2see used this as a duplicate.)

bump

You got duplicated by 3 months. use this link.
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/42236/