Frisk-256 wrote:

should I just keep posting about this so that it stays high up on the list so scratch implements it?

Frisk-256 wrote:

should I just keep posting about this so that it stays high up on the list so scratch implements it?

Zydrolic wrote:

Frisk-256 wrote:

should I just keep posting about this so that it stays high up on the list so scratch implements it?

Depends if they even want it. Pretty sure this is already rejected though

mobluse wrote:

(#6)
It could be a privacy problem if you show a picture from the camera and there is a quick way to scan that and store in a cloud variable.

medians wrote:

(#204)

Zydrolic wrote:

Frisk-256 wrote:

should I just keep posting about this so that it stays high up on the list so scratch implements it?

Depends if they even want it. Pretty sure this is already rejected though

How is it rejected? Shouldn't and wouldn't it be closed if that were the case?
Anyway, bringing this topic up.

scienceexplorer1 wrote:

Color scanning is already possible with Griffpatch's color

TeenySpoon wrote:

Also, I think everyone knows this by now, but video sensing is turned off when cloud variables are used, so taking pictures of a person's face is impossible.

Wheatly_Scratcher wrote:

(#1)
and would give you the number that you would use in the

set pen color to ()

to make that color

set pen color to [#ffaa44]
set pen color to (color code at x: (0) y: (0) ::pen)
set pen (color v) to (24) ::pen
set pen (color v) to ((color v) at x: (0) y: (0) ::pen) ::pen
set pen (saturation v) to (78) ::pen
set pen (saturation v) to ((saturation v) at x: (0) y: (0) ::pen) ::pen
set pen (brightness v) to (99) ::pen
set pen (brightness v) to ((brightness v) at x: (0) y: (0) ::pen) ::pen

Wheatly_Scratcher wrote:

mobluse wrote:

It could be a privacy problem if you show a picture from the camera and there is a quick way to scan that and store in a cloud variable.

Yes, that could be a problem with this block. Maybe if there was a project with a video block, this block, and cloud variables, it would have a warning like this:

This project contains the “Color on X, Y,” block, video sensing, and cloud variables. Thus, this project might take a picture of and/or videotape you. If you are concerned about this, please use “See Inside” and look at the scripts and check that this project will not take a picture of and/or videotape you.

braxbroscratcher wrote:

stickfiregames wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

jromagnoli wrote:

Color at x, y block would be really useful for 100% pen games. But to check a color for a cloud draw program you can use this:

set [r v] to (0)
repeat (32)
set [g v] to (0)
repeat (32)
set [b v] to (0)
repeat (16)
if <touching color (((r) * (65536)) + (((g) * (256)) + (b)))> then 
add (((r) * (65536)) + (((g) * (256)) + (b))) to [color scan v]
end
change [b v] by (16)
end
change [g v] by (8)
end
change [r v] by (8)
end

BAD BAD BAD. STAHP GIVING OUT WAYS TO STEAL IMAGES OF PPL.

In all seriousness, this workaround needs to be silenced as it can steal people's images and stash them in cloud where they cannot be modified by you in any way.

You can't freeze the webcam, so someone would have to stay still for a long time to get a decent picture them. Besides, that script isn't the most efficient way to scan the screen, although it is the simplest.

You can go fast using run without screen refresh and use it in many clones, thus stealing images quickly and easily.

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

2: what would this return? colors arent a datatype in scratch

minecraftmanpp_tutor wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

2: what would this return? colors arent a datatype in scratch

I think it would return hex code

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

minecraftmanpp_tutor wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

2: what would this return? colors arent a datatype in scratch

I think it would return hex code

yeah it would have to as thats what used for the inputs of blocks that use color

but wouldnt that be really confusing? hex codes are very arbitrary

minecraftmanpp_tutor wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

minecraftmanpp_tutor wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

2: what would this return? colors arent a datatype in scratch

I think it would return hex code

yeah it would have to as thats what used for the inputs of blocks that use color

but wouldnt that be really confusing? hex codes are very arbitrary

ya but you would just input into set pen color to or something but hex codes are confusing

(get [shade v] at x:() y:()::sensing)
(get [saturation v] at x:() y:()::sensing)
(get [brightness v] at x:() y:()::sensing)

set pen (shade v) to () ::pen
set pen (saturation v) to () ::pen
set pen (brightness v) to () ::pen

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

(#219)
shade