Oh i forgot to put delete this clone in the command
just replace it with that
Why do you want to delete sprites? How do you even make them? Why don't you just use clones? I have so many questions right now.
I'll repeat it again: Why not just use clones?
You can't edit the sprites with code anyway.
it would be more obvious to beginners. I thought that add (a sprite) to (my other sprites) would create a sprite, similar thing with delete.
Why does it seem like you only read every other thing I write???
Well if you already know how to delete them, and have the ability to contain all the created sprites in a list, why not just use the "less convenient" method? If this feature is added to Snap! as a base feature, it'll be useless *to most people and may give beginners the wrong idea.
my way is just very slow, and cannot delete the current sprite.
Paste a screenshot of your way, I don't see how something like that could be "slow."
it's in the project I mentioned before. (it is slow when there are a lot of sprites)
oh–it seems that the number by the when I start as a clone WILL NOT go more than 100.
Everything sprites can do, clones can also do. If it's so laggy, just use clones.
okay. (is any JS expert willing to find a faster solution?)
What are your reasons for using sprites over clones again?
I found a workaround!
You'll need to have another sprite that's hidden
yeah, that's basically my method.
a while ago, I did an experiment on that, and found that the clone limit is 5001, and I just tested it out, and yes, it is 5001, which is more clones then anyone would even bother to use anyway.
and the problem with the workaround is that it does not work in the stage (unless you change the code a little bit and there is 1 or more sprites). same thing with creating sprites.
is any JS expert willing to find a better solution?
anyone?