I wonder what this does.

stamp

Why don't you see for yourself by making this script?

when green flag clicked
stamp

Or right click and read the help!

Okay, so this is basically the only pen I understand. I'm glad I do, because that means I can help!

So the stamp block basically clones the sprite, but in pen. Pretend that the sprite is a stamp, and pen is some ink. You dip the sprite in some ink, and stamp the picture onto the background. You might not understand that, so here's a better explanation:

Stamps are clones made of pen. So if you understand clones, you understand stamps. Here are the only differences:


Clones can be scripted, move, and do things.
Stamps cannot.

Clones can be anywhere on the stage.
Stamps must be on the background or other pen.

*Stamps may appear pixely or fuzzy/blurry.

For an example of a project that uses stamps, my project, Pizza Maker (link in signature), uses them. The toppings and pizza are all stamps.
Hope this helps!

Thanks!

Stamp, make a stamp of the sprite like an hologram.

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UnlinedBus wrote:

Stamp, make a stamp of the sprite like an hologram.

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Please don't necropost.

UnlinedBus wrote:

Stamp, make a stamp of the sprite like an hologram.

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Thanks for the help - but the thread is rather old. I doubt the topic owner is still looking for answers. I would suggest responding to the newer topics that still need to be answered.

For future reference, the stamp block basically produces an image of a sprite. (Think of it as how a stamp would work on a piece of paper - except that here it's the sprite that's being “stamped” onto a backdrop.)