morph effect between (costume# :: looks) to (costume# :: looks) :: looks

basically that block ^. so how this will work is you put your costume # in the first variable and the final transformation into the next variable. so, when it runs the first costume will morph into the next one

morph into next costume :: looks

morph effect between (costume# :: looks) to (costume# :: looks) for ( 5 ) secs :: looks

bump

Your Workaround is to Create a Clone with This Code

when I start as a clone
set [ghost v] effect to (5)
switch costume to [costume2 v]

and Father Sprite:

when I receive [Morpt Effect v]
create clone of [myselt v]
switch costume to [costume1 v]

ScratchDiogoh wrote:

Your Workaround is to Create a Clone with This Code

when I start as a clone
set [ghost v] effect to (5)
switch costume to [costume2 v]

and Father Sprite:

when I receive [Morpt Effect v]
create clone of [myselt v]
switch costume to [costume1 v]

That's not what they mean, they are talking about something like the “Shape Tween” feature in Adobe Flash, but I still don't support this: Scratch is not an animating program.

dude341 wrote:

but I still don't support this: Scratch is not an animating program.

^^
If you're serious enough about animating to want this feature, it's probably better that you start using a proper animating software with the feature. It will give you what you need, keep scratch simple for less experienced users and acquaint you with the tools of an industry you might be interested in joining. If you want to upload it to flash, you can just convert the animation into a gif or collection of still images and put them all in a sprite.

Offtopic but is anyone else having trouble viewing this topic? The only way it doesn’t shut me out is if I view the most recent post. If I try to scroll up it prevents me from viewing the page too

Wahsp wrote:

Offtopic but is anyone else having trouble viewing this topic? The only way it doesn’t shut me out is if I view the most recent post. If I try to scroll up it prevents me from viewing the page too

Nope, it might have something to do with the “forever” block Scratchblocks pattern in their signature as it goes past the signature limit

Support, this could be useful, especially for transformation animations.

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No support. A morph effect isn't the kind of thing that would be on Scratch, and has too specific of a purpose.

It is probably too complicated to add this. No support.

How would this work for sprites with the same shape, but different designs (eg two rectangular photos, or two backdrops)?

dude341 wrote:

ScratchDiogoh wrote:

Your Workaround is to Create a Clone with This Code

when I start as a clone
set [ghost v] effect to (5)
switch costume to [costume2 v]

and Father Sprite:

when I receive [Morpt Effect v]
create clone of [myselt v]
switch costume to [costume1 v]

That's not what they mean, they are talking about something like the “Shape Tween” feature in Adobe Flash, but I still don't support this: Scratch is not an animating program.

Um then why is there an ANIMATION button in Explore?

startreknerd wrote:

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Um then why is there an ANIMATION button in Explore?

Scratch still supports animations, just that it doesn't give special tools to make it more easier like in ROBLOX.

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This could be a nice addition for fast animations, but I feel like Scratch is not an animation program like dude341 said. Suggestions like these could increase potential suggestions that suggest more animation-related stuff, which could transform Scratch into some complicated machine.

startreknerd wrote:

dude341 wrote:

ScratchDiogoh wrote:

Your Workaround is to Create a Clone with This Code

when I start as a clone
set [ghost v] effect to (5)
switch costume to [costume2 v]

and Father Sprite:

when I receive [Morpt Effect v]
create clone of [myselt v]
switch costume to [costume1 v]

That's not what they mean, they are talking about something like the “Shape Tween” feature in Adobe Flash, but I still don't support this: Scratch is not an animating program.

Um then why is there an ANIMATION button in Explore?

… lol

B u m p

Forgot to bump this

it dosent work

BigYoshi- wrote:

it dosent work

that's because it's a suggestion. this isn't implemented yet, but they're suggesting to implement it.