I was trying to make a game where yo u have a background but when you lose a life it goes red and when game over, dark grey. But I want an really fast but gradual transition from the red background to the dark grey background. Here is what I have so far:

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Please reply as soon as you can, thank you!

You could use the block

Or the

block. Basically use these scripts:

You may have to look at the wiki to see the color values and adjust the scripts accordingly.

Also, I meant wait until lives equals 2
Repeat this for wait until lives equals 1, then for 0, don't make the color change back to normal.

I was thinking colour effect but how do I get the background from purple to red to grey?

Use the color effect values on the scratch wiki page https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Graphic_Effect

Saw the whole thing carefully and clearly but couldn't find what it would be.

Hi Deekshan2012t1,

My Backdrop Crossfade tool might help. It does a nice smooth transition between images in the Backdrops sprite (which is placed on the back layer).

To use it, backpack the Backdrops sprite into your project and follow the instructions to change the costumes from what I used, and how to set a variable and broadcast when you want to crossfade backdrops. (The CROSSFADE-SMOOTHNESS variable set when green flag clicked in the Backdrops sprite controls how fast the transition is.

Tool: Backdrop Crossfade
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/721211525/

Happy to answer any questions,

– RT_Borg

Deekshan2012t1 wrote:

I was trying to make a game where yo u have a background but when you lose a life it goes red and when game over, dark grey. But I want an really fast but gradual transition from the red background to the dark grey background. Here is what I have so far:

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Please reply as soon as you can, thank you!

If all else fails, just make a bunch of backdrops that are gradually changing color till it gets to where you want it to go (very time consuming tho)

RT_Borg wrote:

Hi Deekshan2012t1,

My Backdrop Crossfade tool might help. It does a nice smooth transition between images in the Backdrops sprite (which is placed on the back layer).

To use it, backpack the Backdrops sprite into your project and follow the instructions to change the costumes from what I used, and how to set a variable and broadcast when you want to crossfade backdrops. (The CROSSFADE-SMOOTHNESS variable set when green flag clicked in the Backdrops sprite controls how fast the transition is.

Tool: Backdrop Crossfade
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/721211525/

Happy to answer any questions,

– RT_Borg

Useful! Thank you so much!