I am creating a Scratch game using machine learning for children. When you draw a picture, AI looks at the picture and guesses what it is. If you draw an animal, you have to guess what animal it is. However, machine learning for children only recognizes the shape of the sprite and does not have the function to recognize the shape of the pen drawn by the user, so this game will no longer be produced. Is there any other way to make this game?

I dont believe so but dont give up! (these blocks are only for display)

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(Drawing) = [yes]> then
Identify drawing
end
end
define Identify drawing
look at drawing
write (Name of drawing) at X: (0) Y: (0)

Again, there is no way to put pen marks into a sprite.

ahem- anyways heres some blocks for fun (these blocks are only for display)

when green flag clicked
forever
test
end

define test
if <drawing = 'dog' > then
set answer to (join (pick random (50) to (100)) [% dog])
set not answer to (join (pick random (1) to (10)) [% cat])
end

if <drawing = 'cat' > then
set answer to (join (pick random (50) to (100)) [% cat])
set not answer to (join (pick random (1) to (10)) [% dog])
end

Well, here's an idea: Instead of using the pen to draw, how about you use a pixel board, somewhere around 20x20. That way, you can kinda check what object is drawn by what pixels are similar between the drawing and the sprite (So long as the sprite is also pixelated).