How do I make a sprite fade in?

Undyne628

Okay. I have no idea how to make a sprite fade in as in gradually appear. Any help as to do it?

Thanks!
Undyne628

codeman1044

There's a block to do that:

For the ghost effect, negative numbers (-1, -2, -3) will make the image more opaque, while positive values make it more transparent. To fade in, just write this script:

hope this helps!

Undyne628

codeman1044 wrote:
There's a block to do that:
For the ghost effect, negative numbers (-1, -2, -3) will make the image more opaque, while positive values make it more transparent. To fade in, just write this script:
hope this helps!

I'm sooo sorry! It did not work for me… but I will try again!!!

Last edited by Undyne628 (March 24, 2019 19:57:33)

-SystemError-

Mindlessly adding on to codeman1044's script, here is a super-smooth fade-in velocity script.

codeman1044

I actually made an error in the code.
Under the change ghost effect block, it should be a negative 2, not positive. That issue was my fault. Sorry!
.-.
Also,

-SystemError- wrote:
Mindlessly adding on to codeman1044's script, here is a super-smooth fade-in velocity script.

Couldn't you just do this:

instead of running another block? adding another block makes it harder to optimize

Last edited by codeman1044 (March 24, 2019 20:05:01)

Undyne628

-SystemError- wrote:
Mindlessly adding on to codeman1044's script, here is a super-smooth fade-in velocity script.

I am confused about the variable thing : ghost effect. How does that work???

Undyne628

Please help! I am making a project where a sprite fades out and then I want it to fade in. I guess the other strategies won't work because of that. IHNC where this is going to take me, but I need to do whatever I can to make my project a success!

Thanks!
Undyne628

P.S. IHNC means I have no clue in case you didn't know

Last edited by Undyne628 (March 24, 2019 20:29:40)

Undyne628

Wait! It works now! Thank you guys!!! Ur the best! It was a good idea starting this discussion. But… it turns out I don't need it! But now I know! THANKS AGAIN!!!

Thank you so much with great honor and stuffs,
Undyne628

Last edited by Undyne628 (March 24, 2019 20:45:10)

HighRebornDragon

DogeDoodles

HighRebornDragon wrote:

Please don't necropost. This Discussion is a little less than a year old.

Last edited by DogeDoodles (Nov. 18, 2020 21:40:33)

Aimbridge

Hi,

I'm Dennis, and I've been working on an intro. Even though I have got the basics of fading down, I need it to fade in while in-sync with a little music that I added in the background. The point is, it's going too slowly. It fades in by -1 every 0.1 seconds, but even with the choice of making -1 into -10, which I understand would fix the issue, it just looks terrible afterwards. If anybody has any clue on how to make it fade in smoothly on Scratch 3.0 (the other tips are outdated), then please respond. Thanks

-Dennis/Aimbridge

Aimbridge

Hi,

I'm back. After a bit of testing, I got a super short line of code that has a perfect fade in. Here it is:

Hope this helped!
-Dennis/Aimbridge

EDIT: Hey, I'm back, just forgot to mention: THIS WORKS WITH SCRATCH 3.0! The other messages were outdated and were only compatible with Scratch 2.0, so just wanted to point that out.
Cheers!
-Dennis/Aimbridge

Last edited by Aimbridge (Feb. 2, 2021 19:38:41)

Aimbridge

Aimbridge wrote:
Hi,

I'm back. After a bit of testing, I got a super short line of code that has a perfect fade in. Here it is:
Hope this helped!
-Dennis/Aimbridge

EDIT: Hey, I'm back, just forgot to mention: THIS WORKS WITH SCRATCH 3.0! The other messages were outdated and were only compatible with Scratch 2.0, so just wanted to point that out.
Cheers!
-Dennis/Aimbridge

EDIT 2: Me again, I just wanted to say that after a bit more testing, I figured out how you could add a fade out effect at the end. NOTE: All of the lines of script that I'm about to show you MUST GO AFTER THE FADE IN EFFECT! Otherwise your not running it, since you don't have a ‘When flag clicked’ block. Also, if you don't put it at the end and put it under a different ‘When flag clicked’ block, your going to mess up the fade in script, since both of them are going to wait 1 second and then do the same function just oppositely at the same time. DO NOT FORGET TO PUT THIS SCRIPT AT THE END OF YOUR FADE IN SCRIPT!

Just another quick note: Only difference that I made here was switching the -1 at the end of change ghost effect to a 1, so that way instead of fading in 100 times, it was fading out 100 times.
Have a good one!
-Dennis/Aimbridge

Rohancg

MissElvisUk

All of these where so help full

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