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- Buttons27
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Ghost Effects (inside costume)
So, how exactly do you make one part of a costume ghost? I can't seem to see any sort of button, when editing the costume, but I know that it's possible…am I just totally blind?
Do you kinda get what i'm trying to say?
I'm gonna re-explain:
So when i'm editing a costume, say I wanted the hair to be ghost, what would I do, without making it a separate costume and adding:
I would 100% appreciate help!
Do you kinda get what i'm trying to say?
I'm gonna re-explain:
So when i'm editing a costume, say I wanted the hair to be ghost, what would I do, without making it a separate costume and adding:
set [ghost v] effect to (25)?
I would 100% appreciate help!
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- gdpr533f604550b2f20900645890
- Scratcher
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Ghost Effects (inside costume)
See the Scratch Wiki article.
Last edited by gdpr533f604550b2f20900645890 (Dec. 23, 2014 23:01:31)
- ChocolatePi
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Ghost Effects (inside costume)
do you mean making a part of a costume transparent in the costume editor? you can do that by getting some vector editing program and doing it there. unfortunately, scratch's editor is very restricted.
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