Scratch

Jens wrote:

Heybrian, I don't understand your post. Could you please explain what you mean.

Paddle2see wrote:

I already encountered something strange trying to import a sprite that used global variables.  It came in okay, and it created the globals to go along with it.  But none of them worked right; they acted like two sets of local variables with the same names.

Yeah, I noticed this, too. I found out, that saving the project to disk resolved this issue and made the globals work alright.

Kevin, you're absolutely right about my suggestion basically being a call for a simple function feature (without parameters) in Scratch. Allowing sprites to 'respond' / 'answer' to requests by other sprites could not be restricted to answering its local variables, but also let them answer derived computational results, i.e. one sprite could have the script for a certain algorithm and provide this knowledge to other sprites.

i posted again. i used blocks this time.