Again : export/import sprite should include globals blocks used in the sprite

[loucheman]

Again : exporting or importing a sprite should include globals blocks used in the sprite for avoiding "undefined" blocs.

I like to reuse code...

I like to create engine for doing things and reuse this code it in another project.

@bh

If your blocks are global ("For all sprites," which is the default), the easiest thing to do is select "Export blocks" from the file menu in the Snap*!* toolbar. You then get a list of your blocks in which you can choose which ones to export. (If one block depends on another, be sure to include that other one!)

If the blocks belong to a particular sprite, you can right-click on the sprite's icon in the sprite corral (bottom right corner of the screen) and choose "export."

In either case, you can just drag the downloaded file into another project, or in the other project choose "Import..." from the File menu and choose the file from the system dialog that appears.

If a library is missing (not load) in my current project and if i import a sprite from another project, i got undefined blocks...

@jens

Something we're doing often is sharing sprites. If two students are both working on a project they can export sprites and import them into each other's version of the project.

@bh

A local block has to be local to a particular sprite, so it doesn't make sense to export it all by itself. What you should do is export the entire sprite.