@helloperson91412 If all else fails, you can use an unlisted* YouTube video you’ve uploaded and share it with us.

That works the same as what you’re trying to do.

*You don’t have to publish it if you don’t want to, you can share it unlisted

@info-creaticode Okay, thank you so much! I’ll try this feature out when I get the chance.

@info-creaticode Thank you so much! I may try this on my own computer just to test this out. If it’s stable, I’ll try it with my students on Monday.

@jamesa-blackwell-57b383d3 btw, i also have another post where i talk about various blocks to make it easier to make games. For instance, Behave as water. this makes the plane or block or sphere act like a wavy carpet with procedurally generated waves, or Make into terrain. this block pretty much just spawns terrain. you can select which texture to use, and the terrain is infinite, generating in chunks. for the 3d part. for the 2d version, it just creates a piece of terrain as wide as the viewport. speaking of which, can they make the actual stage size infinite?

@regis

We have released a fix for this issue, so it should work now. If you sitll see any issue, please let us know.

@info-creaticode
就像我尝试查看每个项目（例如游戏）的代码一样。

@info-creaticode thanks abunch!!

@regis

This issue is resolved now. Please test again.

@试员期测测啊 没错。那是我的错。

@joshuakenny1411-0c86dd08 There is a block that is not just “go back” or “go front”:

go [forward v] (1) layers / (go forward [number] layers)

Along with that, there is also a layer number block so you can keep track of the layer for every sprite.

As long as you know what layer belongs to what sprite, you should be able to use this block to determine where each sprite should go on the layers.

@试员期测测啊

This issue is fixed now.

@s326035-2c075a7c Can you clarify how you got this page? This happens many different ways and can usually be because a user has not shared their game.