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Yes. Copy each individual one! However, if there are 1000 blocks, good luck with that.

There's another easy way.

But I won't say because if I do, then people will use it to cheat the remix system.

rojasscratches wrote:

if you really feel that personal about it email me at [email address removed by moderator] i just want to put it there because someone (MoreGamesNow) showed me his project to use the movement but the scripts are really long and i have more data on my current project 

Your not allowed to share emails.

Last edited by Paddle2See (2011-10-02 20:38:03)

rojasscratches wrote:

says who

The Community Guidelines

"Keep personal information private. Don't share your email address, phone number, or other personal contact information."

save the sprite and scripts to your computer and load them into another project

by the way kayybee how did you get your signature to tell someone if they are online or off

rojasscratches wrote:

my-chemical-romance please delete that comment right away i was told by MoreGamesNow and we don't need people cheating the remix system don't worry kayybee i just needed that for one thing if you wan i can delete the whole topic if my my-chemical-romance doesn't delete his

It's not exactly a secret... importing sprites and scripts from other projects is whole reason they put in the export feature.

All the export-import thing does is get around Scratch automatically adding credit to remixed projects. However, if you get caught doing that, you're almost sure to get a warning - or banned. That's why you don't attempt it.

However, for a project with 100 sprites, no one wants to export all the sprites.

There's a super easy way to do it.

Also, when importing stuff, I realized that variables get reset. All the variable values (like: (scrolly), the ones in a round block) don't work and you have to drag in new ones.