This is a demo that arose from discussion on this forum topic: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/225984/ Detecting when two clones of the same sprite are touching is a pain in Scratch (for reasons, see my posts in above discussion). This uses a trick... don't drag the actual clone that was intended to be dragged. Instead, during the drag, have another sprite that *looks* like the clone to be dragged, and have the clones detect when they are touching THAT sprite. It ended up actually being quite tricky & tedious to do this 'properly', avoiding various potential race conditions from multiple quick clicks, spurious screen refreshes, and other minor glitches. For more (tedious) details about that, see my post here: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/2296383/ (Also some of the comments inside in the Drag sprite.)
