@mr-gentlehands just close it or turn it off, and dont let them know the passcode

@jeffreyrb03-gmail I’m not sure but he was chill at first but he is js cruel now

@tng This is actually good evidence!

@dreamsmp_luck Give context. They’ll probably want to see a screenshot or your game link

@tng The lists need to be global to be viewed on the stage. But whether it should be global or private to each clone depends on what you are trying to do. Sounds like you want to track the position of each clone, then it should be private. In that case, your code is correct, just the way you are trying to view its content is not going to work.

@tng maybe this is what you are looking for? [image: 1e2c0784-7636-46fb-80c0-b12c2cf05943.png]

@tng The block has been removed. Now you can only set speeds, not position.

@dreamsmp_luck I would love a 3d costume editor. makes my life so much easier without having to deal with about 1000 blocks related to making a plane.

@tng I love that photo lol

@tng I can’t say “greedy”

@tng Can you share an example program or project? thank you

@info-creaticode That’s exactly what i mean, with a few changes. 1. you right click on a sprite to create the folder. 2. you can rename the folder.

@tng Can you please share the project link?

@sirbots We have added 2 new blocks to make it easier to work with clones. Please check them out there: https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/2032/2-blocks-to-scan-for-clones

@the_true_odst left click is always used to highlight, left click is the primary function for your mouse (mouse button 1 in the system) and interacting with your costumes is your main intent, and right click is secondary (mouse button 2) so its for moving around wtih is a lesser but still big intent

@info-creaticode I think their intent is what projects do with a sort of thumbnail, it’s purpose (as far as I know) is to not make the project look “ugly” when you stop it mid way due to clones disappearing, projects do this via having a sprite always ontop that when the green flag is pressed, sets its ghost effect to 100, whenever the stop sign is pressed all visual effects disable, so when they press the stop sign the ghost effect goes to 0 and it shows the sort of thumbnail, this would be for effectively doing that, though my example provides a valid reason for this to be another method of gracefully stopping a cloud based project where flat out stopping it could result in other sessions being made worse

@the_true_odst Got it. We’ll check why it happens on chromebooks.