The-Molten-Freddy wrote:

musicROCKS013 wrote:

The-Molten-Freddy wrote:

OP pic updated.

I still have some questions you need to address:

How do you know what area is what? (Explain in detail.)

I literally freaking wrote:

Most sprites are breakable. Those pieces are the areas. Non breakable sprites only have 1 area.

What counts as an area?
Whatever piece can be broken off from a sprite.
Why are you able to move different areas (as you mentioned in some examples of how this would be useful)? Literally just use clones.like heck i'm ever doing that
Hmm… Dang, good point.

-iviedwall- wrote:

. I'm assuming that a body part goes into one area until 4 - 5. You put Scratch cat's right arm and right leg into area 4 and his torso and left leg into area 5. I can't find a pattern in these random combinations.

Conduit7 wrote:

based on your mock-up, what would happen if there were multiple costumes? your mock-up uses the costume, but let's say you wanted to make a game with animated character movement. these different costumes could result in areas being different than the previous costume. maybe a block more like this?

when area [ v] of costume [ v] sprite clicked::events hat

Edit: okay that made no sense at all. My point is, one costume may have different areas than another costume, since your mock-up appears to be costume-based

The_Imaginarium wrote:

I feel like this could get confusing if there are a lot of areas bunched together and overlapping.

The-Molten-Freddy wrote:

The_Imaginarium wrote:

I feel like this could get confusing if there are a lot of areas bunched together and overlapping.

Possibly, but I can figure out a way to solve that

when green flag clicked
forever
go to [sprite v]
set [ghost v] effect to (99)
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The-Molten-Freddy wrote:

musicROCKS013 wrote:

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