Multi-stage projects

reallysoftuser

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I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF

I don't understand the importance of this; how would it be beneficial?

Ham19-01-2011

Can you explain why it would be useful?

reallysoftuser

Ham19-01-2011 wrote:
Can you explain why it would be useful?

I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF wrote:
I don't understand the importance of this; how would it be beneficial?

It could be useful for having different rooms in games, or you could even combine multiple of your projects/games into one. There's a great amount of possibilities for this, and a feature like this is already implemented in an actual game engine (Gamemaker: Studio)

Last edited by reallysoftuser (Jan. 26, 2022 18:35:02)

dave-alt-4

I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF wrote:
I don't understand the importance of this; how would it be beneficial?

Ham19-01-2011 wrote:
Can you explain why it would be useful?

OS and some other advanced projects would be easier to make

dhuls

ayandhisarmy wrote:
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reallysoftuser wrote:
oxiti8 wrote:
reallysoftuser wrote:
oxiti8 wrote:
reallysoftuser wrote:
OhOkSir12345 wrote:
Weak support

Just use a sprite and call it a stage
The stage is actually what contains all of the Sprites…
no, the stage is the background, basically just a special kind of sprite. Projects are the containers.
Then consider my suggestion to be to add this missing functionality to the Stages. To make them more like Projects inside of Projects..
No support. This overcomplicates project creation imo.
If it's too complicated, you don't have to use it…
and also there are alot of blocks in scratch that are complicated for many. like these
(() mod (0))
(round ())
([ v] of (9) :: operators)

Round block is simple rounding, something you should've learned in elementary school.

dave-alt-4

dhuls wrote:
ayandhisarmy wrote:
(() mod (0))
(round ())
([ v] of (9) :: operators)
Round block is simple rounding, something you should've learned in elementary school.

so is mod =P , there are still complicated blocks like sin , cos and tan though

reallysoftuser

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HeHeTeeHeeHee

just detect a stage then get what it equals than if it isnt equal (meaning) it changes then do something

reallysoftuser

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Myst--

Support! This makes sense and I use a lot of other websites that have this feature, such as cospaces.

k0d3rrr

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k0d3rrr

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TeddyBearRocker123

I support, but I think it should go more like this: When you right click on the stage, it should say “Add Another Stage”, then you have 3 blocks that can switch between the stages (the stages can also me named). And these should be the blocks:

previous stage::control

next stage::control

switch stage to [stage 1 v]::control

DataLabGames

So, kind of like in ScratchJr?
I can see why this would be useful, but I honestly think the current blocks are enough. I guess if the ST has enough time to add this then sure, but if not don't prioritize this over other features.

64lu

seems pretty similar to this suggestion

reallysoftuser

64lu wrote:
seems pretty similar to this suggestion

It's a good idea, but this would work differently, this is sort of like a more advanced version of that suggestion since this has more blocks like "when stage changes, [keep this sprite], and also an ability to import stages from other projects.

k0d3rrr

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k0d3rrr wrote:
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op456

This just seems like quite easily worked around, using broadcasts per “stage” instead.

It is possible I've misunderstood the suggestion here though?

k0d3rrr

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