You see, I'm working on my SDS game and I wanted a background that scrolls seamlessly. I've been wondering on a way to make the “trees” sprite zoom in at 500 instead of 150 without begging users to use Turbowarp to remove the max size limit (which isn't official). I heard of a way you can do that, but I forgot it.

If it helps, here's the project link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/869114407/

You mean like this?

Edit: Yeah it should be something like this in your case if you're gonna use multiple costumes, or:

The maximum size for a costume depends on the costume size - a 2 x 2 pixel costume might accept a size of 2000% (I'm just guessing) but a 200 x 200 pixel costume only allow a max size of 110% (again just an guess/example).

You can workaround this by selecting a small costume, setting the size you want and then selecting the large costume.

I had an open world game where I would have to make the size 4k or something and here is the code if it helps.

when green flag clicked
switch costume to [ make a costume that is just a dot]

set size to [ the size you want] %
switch costume to [ the costume you want]

connect the blocks though. For some reason it does not let me connect em in this forum.

quackie8002 wrote:

I had an open world game where I would have to make the size 4k or something and here is the code if it helps.

when green flag clicked
switch costume to [ make a costume that is just a dot]
set size to [ the size you want] %
switch costume to [ the costume you want]

connect the blocks though. For some reason it does not let me connect em in this forum.

Fixed.
Also, if it’s not working, send the link to the project.

For a more variable method than others mentioned, I've shared what I use here.

What it does is it has two costumes, a costume with no area, and so can be scaled up from 100 up to infinity; and a costume the size of the stage, which can handle all the sizes 100 downwards.