Exponetial clones

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Event blocks trigger all sprites including clones.
Don't put your cloning code there if you don't want to get too many viral clones
if(<my(parent)=()>then
create a clone of (myself)

All my clones suddenly disappear

Your program is running fine, occasionally creating a clone, and then suddenly after about 15 of them are made, they all disappear. The problem is that you're creating many more clones than you think you are, exponentially many, and when you reach Snap!'s limit of 5000 clones, they disappear. You have a script that looks something like this: [untitled script pic] What you're forgetting is that once you have some clones, the clones run this script too, not just the original sprite. So, the f…

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A good way of using the event block logic is using an event block to trigger deleting of clones instead of creating them.That instantly deletes all clones(while parents can't be deleted with delete this clone)
However,you can simulate mitosis using that exponetial growth
Make sure not to create more than 5000 clones or you have to use stamp to bypass clone limit.(i love stamp and clear maybe because thats the way javascript canvas work)

[mr_owlssssnap2]

what do we do with this code?

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nvm the bh faq got it