Why are the first few costumes getting left out in my animation?

Happynyss

The first 3 costumes get completely skipped over in my animation. I'm guessing maybe it has something to do with my timer code (idk if it's actually called that), but idk how to fix it. Could someone help me figure out the problem?

Here is a link to the project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/992082324

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o97doge

Add this code:

when green flag clicked
switch costume to [That%27s+A+Woman%3F v]

Edit: This initializes the project by setting the sprite to the first costume.

Last edited by o97doge (March 30, 2024 02:47:22)

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Happynyss

o97doge wrote:
Add this code:
when green flag clicked
switch costume to [That%27s+A+Woman%3F v]
Edit: This initializes the project by setting the sprite to the first costume.

I added it, but it didn't seem to work. It works when I play the project from the “see what's inside” page, but when I play it on the normal project page it still skips over the first three costumes.

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argentum47

At this point it's probably interpreter bugs that are causing issues.

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Happynyss

I think I kinda fixed it. I had put the wrong time on one of the timer thingys, and that seemed to fix the problem. But now the last few costumes are getting left out instead. I'll keep trying to fix it though.

EDIT: Nvm… it's back to leaving the first few costumes out again.

EDIT2: I realized if you click the flag several times really fast, it'll work properly, so it's all good now ig.

Last edited by Happynyss (March 30, 2024 03:41:07)

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Vaibhs11

Happynyss wrote:
EDIT2: I realized if you click the flag several times really fast, it'll work properly, so it's all good now ig.

Yeah, you might need a notice on the description of the project saying to click to click the flag twice. It's a common thing especially on animation projects. I think the problem is that the timer starts when the site is loaded, so when you start the project, the timer has already gone past some frames.

Happynyss

Vaibhs11 wrote:
Happynyss wrote:
EDIT2: I realized if you click the flag several times really fast, it'll work properly, so it's all good now ig.
Yeah, you might need a notice on the description of the project saying to click to click the flag twice. It's a common thing especially on animation projects. I think the problem is that the timer starts when the site is loaded, so when you start the project, the timer has already gone past some frames.

Ah, that would make sense. And I already made sure to leave a notice.

Last edited by Happynyss (March 30, 2024 03:56:24)

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