Have you ever struggled to make the perfect play button but didn't know how to script a good animation?

Well this is the sprite for you

first things first let's make the play button

create a new sprite name play button, and customize it however you'd like

write this code to play animations that give the vibe that this is a well-made play button

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [mouse-pointer] ?> then 
change size by (((130) - (size)) / (2))
  

else
change size by (((100) - (size)) / (2))

end
point in direction ( ((90) + (([ sin] of ((timer) * (100))) * (6))))
[quote]moves the sprite left and right with a smooth animation[/quote]
[quote]feel free to change any of the number values[/quote]

set y to ((-88) + (([ sin] of ((timer) * (150))) * (4)))  
[quote]this code makes the sprite move up and down[quote]
[quote]change -88 to any value this is where your sprite will be placed[/quote]
[quote]feel free to change any of the number values[/quote]

end

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EWard22 wrote:

Have you ever struggled to make the perfect play button but didn't know how to script a good animation?

Well this is the sprite for you

first things first let's make the play button

create a new sprite name play button, and customize it however you'd like

write this code to play animations that give the vibe that this is a well-made play button

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [mouse-pointer] ?> then 
change size by (((130) - (size)) / (2))
  

else
change size by (((100) - (size)) / (2))

end
point in direction ( ((90) + (([ sin] of ((timer) * (100))) * (6))))
[quote]moves the sprite left and right with a smooth animation[/quote]
[quote]feel free to change any of the number values[/quote]

set y to ((-88) + (([ sin] of ((timer) * (150))) * (4)))  
[quote]this code makes the sprite move up and down[quote]
[quote]change -88 to any value this is where your sprite will be placed[/quote]
[quote]feel free to change any of the number values[/quote]

end

"Hello! It's great that you want to help out other Scratchers. However, I think we have enough guides in the forums at the moment. Please feel free to welcome new Scratchers on the group welcoming topic or on individual topics created by New Scratchers.

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