Saturation Effect.

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In the drop down list of the “effects” Looks block, here are the effects:

color

fisheye

whirl

pixelate

mosaic

brightness

ghost

But what if there was a saturation effect? It would change how much color was in a sprite (not what color it has)! Click “edit” but hold shift while doing it in the Scratch editor, then click "edit block colors" and change the value of the saturation slider. That is what saturation is! Saturation would put a sprite in greyscale if at it's lowest, but if it was at it's highest, it would show as much of it's colors as it could! I would like to thank you for listening to reading my suggestion.
EDIT: This is a duplicate of another post. Closing down…

Last edited by 1a3c5e7g9i (Nov. 15, 2016 22:02:45)

Wao how is that possible

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It was once in Scratch but was removed for being glitchy/useless; since Scratch 3.0 is being made in HTML5 this time, maybe they could have another go at this

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Wao how is that possible

Uh Squidward? Yes Spongebob? You might want to look at this… HOLY SHRIMP! If we don't act now, well, think about how many clams I'll have to cough up JUST to see an extra portion of nick.com… or worse, to see ALL of it in general! *** Reader! This is not a fictional sketch! It actually is, but that's not the point. Learn more at the link that Spongebob left at the first instance of “this”.

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