Why is this?
2.0:

when green flag clicked
create clone of [ v]
stop [ALL v]

1.4:

when green flag clicked
obsolete!
obsolete!

It becomes into an undefined block because it didn't know what clones and stopping was back then,

There are stop blocks back then

Please don’t block it because well I’m not on a computer (my family doesn’t let me use a computer)

Olivia_AM wrote:

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Please don’t block it because well I’m not on a computer (my family doesn’t let me use a computer)

It's not like scratch 1.4 will just time travel forward to 3.0 and get those blocks and reskin them there. So that's why their undefined.

Yeah bro why it is the opposite for the forever if block

I have a scratcharchive so I could time travel back to any version I want

Here is the website: https://scratcharchive.naleksuh.com/

Please believe me I’m not on a computer

Clones did not exist in 1.4 (they were only introduced in 2.0), and the stop all block was not in a dropdown. That's why.

ok

Olivia_AM wrote:

Yeah bro why it is the opposite for the forever if block

Because it was removed.

Olivia_AM wrote:

Yeah bro why it is the opposite for the forever if block

Because the forever if block is converted from this:

To this:

They do the exact same thing and all blocks exist in all versions. The forever if loop was removed because it was confusing to users and people used it incorrectly since it had multiple interpretations, it didn't appear in any programming languages pretty much since you could just use an if statement, the workaround was only one block longer, was way easier to understand, and wasn't even complicated at all, and it was hard to use when using nested ifs. So instead of just this:

You would have to do this:

Now imagine trying to do this with multiple nests.

I know it is removed