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Well, the easiest way would be for you to generate a list that has, say 20 items that are random and if you move past the one set to item ten, it deletes the first item and adds a random one to the end, but if you go less than ten, it deletes the last item and adds a random one to the begining.  Actually, that's probably a hard way to do it, unless you want it to be the same when you go backwards, and in that case, don't use the deletes.

Bump? Any other?

Try looking at the scripts of archmage's project "Glide Scrolling Demo".

Here's a link

Not to take credit, though. 

coolstuff wrote:

JeanTheFox wrote:

Try looking at the scripts of archmage's project "Glide Scrolling Demo".

Here's a link

Not to take credit, though. 

That's a great example - but that project doesn't scroll infinitely, unfortunately.

Hmm... I can send you some screenshots. Of the scripts, that is.

Sprite1 (Background size):
Sprite2 (Background size):
Stage:
There!
Hope this helps  ,

Scratch On!

fg123 wrote:

Thanks!   
Coolstuff: Backwards is not a problem. It has automatic forward scrolling.

Oh, so you won't be able to go backwards? Then it really should be easy - take something along the lines of what JeanTheFox posted, then - it seems I grossly misunderstood your question.

archmage wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

JeanTheFox wrote:

Try looking at the scripts of archmage's project "Glide Scrolling Demo".

Here's a link

Not to take credit, though. 

That's a great example - but that project doesn't scroll infinitely, unfortunately.

Try this one http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/archmage/82995

Also, it doesn't scroll forever because it was told not to. There is a script on the cat sprite with the variables Rightscrolllimit and leftscrolllimit just remove the blocks that contain those variables/

Oh! Didn't realize that; sorry. 

The project jeanthefox posted has a cat sprite with scripts that limit the scrolling. The one I posted has no cat sprite and does not limit scrolling.