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A drawing program. (Why else would it be called HyperDraw!?) The Pencil and Eraser tools don't need explaining; Line Draw, however, is used like this: Click somewhere and the cursor will go to that place. Click a second time in a different place and the cursor will draw a straight line there. Or you can just hold down the mouse button to draw dashed lines. Click somewhere on the Color Palette to change the pen's color. The X position of the click determines the color, while the Y position is for the shade. Since the Color Palette has half of its possible resolution, the Color and Shade changer buttons are for precise changes. The box that says "Commonly Used" above it has nine colors that are used often.
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Correct, infinex.
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though the color palette may seem wrong online, it isn't. The button colors are wrong but the pen colors are right.
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Very good project. I loved it.
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sausagestand: Oh, that's what you mean. It's a glitch with the online version. Download HyperDraw, and the button colors will work.
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cool somtig like (link to project)
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if you press 2 for eraser then after you finish w/ eraser and prss 1 or 3 then the color is still white and the color palette is wrong
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yeah and the color palette chooser thingy will go down below the color palette if u keep decreasing the shade
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i dunno if its supposed to be like this but when you pick a color from the color palette the buttons are different colors
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Very nice! I like the color pick pallets. And the line draw is a nice feature too.
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This is a great Scratch drawing applet. It's very nice!
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sausagestand: They are? ... No they're not. What do you mean?
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the colors are messed up
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Very good project _Dragon_Mc_!!! Please add it to the gallery of magical Quality***
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Cool. Quite impressive.
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Relyt12101: Okay, I guess I'll do that. It'll also give me a chance to fix this weird bug I found... I can't explain.
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One suggestion- make the drawing area bigger
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awesome. be my friend?
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O cara humilha.
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Great job!
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this is so kool, how did you do it
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plumberry: Actually, I worked very hard on this (read on and off for a few days).
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Very cool. How long did it take you to create?
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Very awesome.
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Ah, well. This project is no longer on the Featured Projects list. It has been replaced by projects that were simply bigger and better than this.
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i love it
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I'm gonna put it on CD for my friends @ school, I won't forget to credit u on the disc.
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wow this is soooo good!!!! i like how you can choose the colors manually with that color thing at the bottem right corner
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I love it!!!
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Tree_of_Knowledge: Uh... I guess it's okay. The point of me making this was to have a drawing program that was unique and easy to operate. You can use the color palette image if you like, it's not copyrighted :D
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fab_programmer123: I wrote a little program in Scratch that draws a color palette (I can post it if you like), took a screenshot of the result and imported the picture into a sprite.
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Great Job! Check out ScratchPad 3 Gold Edition in spring 2008. It will implement a number of the features shown here, if it's okay with you. It will NOT be an exact copy, as I have many more features planned. Great pallet, by the way!
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Awesome job! I love the colour palette! How did you get the image? Screenshots? Anyway, love the interface! Great Job!!!
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Great job on this one.
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Whoa. I'm on the Featured Projects list. I never imagined this would happen!
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Cool! Looks like a 'real' piece of professional software. I especially like the palette and the way you can fine tune colors and shades. Also, the line draw tool is very good. I love it.
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I LOVE IT! THIS IS REALLY GOOD!
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Yay! I feel happy for you, Dragon MC. It's on the featured projects list! Horrah!
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Thank you. You can also change the color and shade with buttons for precise adjustment.
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I really love that you can change colours by hand rather than with sliders or buttons!
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S65: Oh, really?? Looked at XyXzerGames' ScratchPad 2.0? "The only Scratch drawing proram you'll ever need"? That's pretty cool too.
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relyt12101: Eh. You're right. And I will add this to your gallery!
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This is the best drawing program I've seen on Scratch!
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1. Every good scratchist does not forse people to comment. 2. This would be a great addition to my gallery, if you would like to add it.
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In Java, the buttons do not change color to match the color of the pen.
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Wow! Nice job! This is terrific!
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Thats amazing
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