What's new in Scratch Addons v1.39

DNin01 3 minutes

Plenty of new features have been added in this update to improve your productivity on Scratch!

Let’s start with the new addons.

📄 Choose what to do with conflicting asset names

When the new Asset conflict dialog addon is enabled, upon importing one or more costumes or sounds that have the same name as an existing asset, this addon will ask you if you want to replace it, rename the imported item, or skip the import.

🗑️ Delete all but one costume or sound

The new Delete other costumes or sounds addon lets you delete all of a sprite’s costumes or sounds except for the one you choose when you right-click on a costume or sound.

🔮 See how close you’re getting to the reply limit

In studios, each comment can have a maximum of 25 replies. When the new Remaining reply counter addon is enabled, the number of replies you have left is displayed as a number next to each reply button, on threads that have accumulated more than 15 replies.

A chain of replies, each comment with a “reply (4 left)” button

🎨 New customizations

Two new addons, Customizable code editor grid and Customizable stage monitors, have been added to let you customize Scratch even more.

Customizable block colors has also been updated with new settings to change the color of the insertion marker that highlights where a block you’re dragging will be placed.

✨ Other improvements, changes, and bug fixes

Feature removals

The following functions have been removed:

  • The Profile statistics addon, as well as the Show exact count addon’s ability to show the exact number of forum posts each user has made have been removed for now due to issues with the service they obtain data from.
  • The Local timezone on forums addon has been removed for now because it has been broken for a while.
  • The Forums image uploader addon has been removed because the Scratch forums no longer allow images of Scratch assets to be embedded in posts.

Although the above features won’t be available anymore, we may reconsider some of them for later releases.

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