Click on the mouse to turn on the filter and cause the rain particles to change color.
This is a demo inspired by Sbissay's Ink Rain It shows how to use lists to store variables and how to use Define blocks to speed up your project. This is a way to 'get around' Scratch's limit of 300 clones at once. By storing the clone's variables in a list you can create the illusion of having a larger number of clones. Things to try: Try putting the code in Make List under a Green Flag clicked block instead of in the separate block. What happens? Why? Can you change what happens when they touch the circle? Try making them slow down/speed up instead. You might need another list. Try different sprites instead of my squares. Experiment with the Fog Effect. Can you think of any way to make it faster?
