So, like the title says, I want to make an animation meme template but, I don't know how to really animate. Could you guys give me some advise or some coding? (IT CAN BE SIMPLE OR HARD) I also already have an intro animation for the starting text! So, I don't need any coding for that part!

Could you give us some more details on the project? For example, what kind of meme animation?

Koamodo975 wrote:

Could you give us some more details on the project? For example, what kind of meme animation?

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So, its an amation me of CC afton but the nightmares and hallucinations are crazy and messed up. It is inspired by Bendy The Bunny and the animation meme is called Witch trip

There are really no hard and fast rules for animating, especially not on Scratch. From what I've seen, people make each part of the character its own sprite so they can all be moved and rotated individually with blocks instead of costumes. The process is trial-and-error, so stick with it and you'll get it.

It depends on what kind of animating you want to do. You can draw the animation (which is a whole other uphill battle) or tween. If you've ever used Live2D or some other platform to rig on (Rigging is the term used when piecing together parts of a drawn body to create a ragdoll-esque thing you can use to animate, it's a whole other thing) then you probably know where I'm heading. For animating with code, it's a bit difficult. Scratch has no way to rig (at least, none that i've found yet) so it makes animating, or rather, something known as tweening (Another term used when animating, just the process of making an animation with separate moving parts, at least, that's the term I use).
Tweening on scratch is normally done through code (You can reference this animation meme that I've made if you want an example of tweening. It's not a very good attempt. Other animation memes also do something like this). It's rather difficult to do, since it's mostly reliant on the glide blocks, direction blocks, and other movement features. Keeping everything together while looking normal and not splitting apart takes a lot of time and effort.
So, to start, I suggest experimenting! Look inside the projects of other animation memes, look for tutorials, and experiment for yourself. It's difficult, I admit, I drove myself mad working on my own, however it gets easier the more you do it.

kuswerdz wrote:

There are really no hard and fast rules for animating, especially not on Scratch. From what I've seen, people make each part of the character its own sprite so they can all be moved and rotated individually with blocks instead of costumes. The process is trial-and-error, so stick with it and you'll get it.

Oh, thank you! That is actually helpful-

how do i make a end screen

shy_unicorn2000 wrote:

how do i make a end screen

If you need help on a problem that does not directly relate to the original post, then please make a new topic.

I'm not good at animating T~T
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if you want to start animating, first of all, take it easy and watch some tutorials or ask for some help from one of your friends, or i can help.