So, I want my lines in my art to be straight and not choppy; before I could do it because I knew the project coordinate plane was 480 by 360. Now, in 3.0, it's all shaky again. Did the length of the field change? What is the current length? Is the uneven lines just something I'll have to live with? Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Here's an example: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/279273649/

I don't think the size changed? I never used 480 by 360, so I'm not really sure, sorry. I've always used 960 by 720.

ive always used 960 by 720 for any gifts/memes that i'll post on scratch, but they couldve changed the size ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Intreresting. I just found that doing one 480x360 kept all of the lines “perfect.”

Hm. I know this might not have anything to do with it, but what art program do you use?

pollypuffin wrote:

Hm. I know this might not have anything to do with it, but what art program do you use?

FireAlpaca.

I use FireAlpaca too. I'm going to guess that it's because 3.0 came out. My drawings haven't been very good quality whenever I import them onto Scratch, so I upload them onto the offline editor first? However, I can't say that the lines looked exactly “shaky”; shaky just doesn't seem like the right word.

pollypuffin wrote:

I use FireAlpaca too. I'm going to guess that it's because 3.0 came out. My drawings haven't been very good quality whenever I import them onto Scratch, so I upload them onto the offline editor first? However, I can't say that the lines looked exactly “shaky”; shaky just doesn't seem like the right word.

I dunno the word to use. My drawings used to look clear but now they are a little uneven/not in the right place.

Wingfeather02 wrote:

pollypuffin wrote:

I use FireAlpaca too. I'm going to guess that it's because 3.0 came out. My drawings haven't been very good quality whenever I import them onto Scratch, so I upload them onto the offline editor first? However, I can't say that the lines looked exactly “shaky”; shaky just doesn't seem like the right word.

I dunno the word to use. My drawings used to look clear but now they are a little uneven/not in the right place.

Yeah, I'm not really sure how to describe it either. I just always used 960x720 because I heard that it's the same size as a normal piece of paper? (The paper I have, at least.)

Do you have an example project?

powercon5 wrote:

Do you have an example project?

No, I should probably make one to help explain it.

pollypuffin wrote:

Wingfeather02 wrote:

pollypuffin wrote:

I use FireAlpaca too. I'm going to guess that it's because 3.0 came out. My drawings haven't been very good quality whenever I import them onto Scratch, so I upload them onto the offline editor first? However, I can't say that the lines looked exactly “shaky”; shaky just doesn't seem like the right word.

I dunno the word to use. My drawings used to look clear but now they are a little uneven/not in the right place.

Yeah, I'm not really sure how to describe it either. I just always used 960x720 because I heard that it's the same size as a normal piece of paper? (The paper I have, at least.)

Ah. Well, I'm working on an example, and I'm working on a drawing with the canvas size 960x720.

powercon5 wrote:

Do you have an example project?

I've got an example project now.

pollypuffin wrote:

Wingfeather02 wrote:

pollypuffin wrote:

I use FireAlpaca too. I'm going to guess that it's because 3.0 came out. My drawings haven't been very good quality whenever I import them onto Scratch, so I upload them onto the offline editor first? However, I can't say that the lines looked exactly “shaky”; shaky just doesn't seem like the right word.

I dunno the word to use. My drawings used to look clear but now they are a little uneven/not in the right place.

Yeah, I'm not really sure how to describe it either. I just always used 960x720 because I heard that it's the same size as a normal piece of paper? (The paper I have, at least.)

I've got an example now. (link in question)

Wingfeather02 wrote:

pollypuffin wrote:

Wingfeather02 wrote:

pollypuffin wrote:

I use FireAlpaca too. I'm going to guess that it's because 3.0 came out. My drawings haven't been very good quality whenever I import them onto Scratch, so I upload them onto the offline editor first? However, I can't say that the lines looked exactly “shaky”; shaky just doesn't seem like the right word.

I dunno the word to use. My drawings used to look clear but now they are a little uneven/not in the right place.

Yeah, I'm not really sure how to describe it either. I just always used 960x720 because I heard that it's the same size as a normal piece of paper? (The paper I have, at least.)

I've got an example now. (link in question)

Oh, I think it's 3.0. That's exactly why I import my things on the offline editor first.