So basically i have a project that will be laggy on some devices if it has a warp block on it, so I want to have a toggle for a warp block
But I also don’t want to duplicate an entire big script just to put a warp on it
I can’t do enable turbo because that would break other parts of the project as well
Try using metaprogramming to nest a script into a warp block.
I thought of that, I just wanted to know if there was another more efficient way of doing it than a variable
Possibility continuations?
you beat me! 
Oh, for some reason I thought run was like launch and canceled the effect that is applied by the warp C
The trouble with introducing super-powerful capabilities into Snap! is that people forget the basic stuff! :~)
Never mind WARP. Any time you're in the position of copy-pasting a bunch of code so that you can use it in more than one place, make it a procedure! That's basically what @pajamaclaws21 has done by making the code an input to a SOMETIMES-WARP block, but you don't have to make a special version of WARP if this situation only happens once in your program; you can make a plain old helper block named HELPER or something and then put the IF/ELSE right in your script.
I didn’t really forget it, the reason I needed this was because the script was HUGE and if stored in a variable would lag a ton. As well as the fact that there’s really no other block like warp in snap
Basically I thought “run” worked like “launch with variables and wait” not treating the block like whatever the input is what’s there
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