I've Seen Some Sprites That Are Transparent And I Wanna Know How To Do That

Not Like This:

not sure if this is what you're looking for but:

hope this helps!

matthewparkerstas wrote:

not sure if this is what you're looking for but:

hope this helps!

I Meant Not The Block Version. Thanks For Trying Anyway!

Can you give an example of a project that has transparent sprites that doesn't use ghost effect? That way we can see what you are trying to do.

edit sprite in photoshop

ggenije wrote:

edit sprite in photoshop

What's Photoshop? (P.S This Is LuigiJr's Test Acount)

mstone326 wrote:

Can you give an example of a project that has transparent sprites that doesn't use ghost effect? That way we can see what you are trying to do.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/195001944/

Hope Dat Link Helps!

They used the bucket fill tool and if you notice there are two color blocks near where you can choose colors. Pick one color, click on those 2 blocks that is one if front of another and they will flip. Then pick transparent as the second color. Then flip them back.

Look at the bottom left after clicking on the bucket, you'll see there are 4 types of fill. Solid fill, top down, side to side and middle out. Choose top down and dump your paint. You'll see it will start at the top color and fade to the second color which you wanted transparent.

mstone326 wrote:

They used the bucket fill tool and if you notice there are two color blocks near where you can choose colors. Pick one color, click on those 2 blocks that is one if front of another and they will flip. Then pick transparent as the second color. Then flip them back.

Look at the bottom left after clicking on the bucket, you'll see there are 4 types of fill. Solid fill, top down, side to side and middle out. Choose top down and dump your paint. You'll see it will start at the top color and fade to the second color which you wanted transparent.

IT WORKED!!!!!

ggenije wrote:

edit sprite in photoshop

Okay I doubt people that are using Scratch will have enough money for photoshop.

Also if your trying in the new scratch and you want to do the fade thing and make one part non transparent and the other part transparent just choose the colors and for one of the parts choose the white thing with the red line across it. It will work

Please don't necropost, which bumps the topic onto the front page of the forum and also bumps another topic off the front page. Thank you!

mstone326 wrote:

They used the bucket fill tool and if you notice there are two color blocks near where you can choose colors. Pick one color, click on those 2 blocks that is one if front of another and they will flip. Then pick transparent as the second color. Then flip them back.

Look at the bottom left after clicking on the bucket, you'll see there are 4 types of fill. Solid fill, top down, side to side and middle out. Choose top down and dump your paint. You'll see it will start at the top color and fade to the second color which you wanted transparent.

i'm having the same problem, and that first part doesn't make sense. AT ALL.

Logomaster4567 wrote:

mstone326 wrote:

They used the bucket fill tool and if you notice there are two color blocks near where you can choose colors. Pick one color, click on those 2 blocks that is one if front of another and they will flip. Then pick transparent as the second color. Then flip them back.

Look at the bottom left after clicking on the bucket, you'll see there are 4 types of fill. Solid fill, top down, side to side and middle out. Choose top down and dump your paint. You'll see it will start at the top color and fade to the second color which you wanted transparent.

i'm having the same problem, and that first part doesn't make sense. AT ALL.

It should works.. why no sense?

tweettweetie wrote:

ggenije wrote:

edit sprite in photoshop

Okay I doubt people that are using Scratch will have enough money for photoshop.

xD thats true tho lmao

You could use GIMP instead, which is free software

I mean ultimately this question was answered and the solution provided does still work… isn't this well overdue for a thread close?

Ceoreparque wrote:

I mean ultimately this question was answered and the solution provided does still work… isn't this well overdue for a thread close?

Agreed — closing as resolved.