NOTE:these 4 blocks are bundled because without the other blocks,its rendered useless.

Emulate project: (project 1 v)
Close emulation
Open emulation
(emulation project)

i think this can allow you to make normal game projects and put them into a console like project so that you dont have to import all the sprites.
this is just an idea tho,i want to see feedback about this.
USE OF THESE BLOCKS:
Emulate project:simple,pick a unshared/unshared project and select it.
the close emulation and open emulation blocks:use these to close or open the emulation.
the emulation project variable will be used to change emulated project.

example:

when green flag clicked
wait until <[(emulate?)] = [1]>
Emulate project: (project 1 v)
Open emulation
stop [this script v]
when I receive [close game v]
stop emulation

edit:uh oh rutrowragy someone thought the idea before me

“Put them into a single project” doesn't really give enough information about what would happen. Could you please give a bit more information on what you were thinking with this?

Im pretty sure this is a dupe, but im too lazy to find it.

Autofirejm wrote:

7salad3salad wrote:

Im pretty sure this is a dupe, but im too lazy to find it.

I think i found a dupe here

this aint a dupe,i may have accidentally made it twice but i used the other one for another idea.either you guys are saying the same thing over and over or you dont know the other topic,this isnt a dupe.
also if it wasnt that clear,the emulate block make a small box with the selected project inside the box,it can be helpful if you dont want Lag in a project,so you can make game projects then go to a new project and use the emulator to play those games.in other words: FLASH PLAYER FOR PROJECTS.


edit:looks like someone thought if the idea before me