If you used custom blocks with “run without screen refresh”, could you somewhat recreate Interpolation?

What specifically do you mean by interpolation? Graphical interpolation/inbetweening, like in animation, or interpolation in statistics? Or something else?

AHypnoman wrote:

What specifically do you mean by interpolation? Graphical interpolation/inbetweening, like in animation, or interpolation in statistics? Or something else?

i meant as in turbowarps interpolation. you can try it by making this code, smacking it in turbowarp, and turning on interpolation.


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AHypnoman wrote:

What specifically do you mean by interpolation? Graphical interpolation/inbetweening, like in animation, or interpolation in statistics? Or something else?

like animation

I don't think that's possible. You can just encourage users to run your project in turbowarp with interpolation enabled.

eddieduck wrote:

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i meant as in turbowarps interpolation. you can try it by making this code, smacking it in turbowarp, and turning on interpolation.
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Then not really: turbowarp runs interpolation between frames, and while the ‘run without screen refresh’ blocks do run between frames, the stage still won't update to the next frame.

AHypnoman wrote:

eddieduck wrote:

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i meant as in turbowarps interpolation. you can try it by making this code, smacking it in turbowarp, and turning on interpolation.
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Then not really: turbowarp runs interpolation between frames, and while the ‘run without screen refresh’ blocks do run between frames, the stage still won't update to the next frame.

Oh….

A-MARIO-PLAYER wrote:

I don't think that's possible. You can just encourage users to run your project in turbowarp with interpolation enabled.

not the point

eddieduck wrote:

A-MARIO-PLAYER wrote:

I don't think that's possible. You can just encourage users to run your project in turbowarp with interpolation enabled.

not the point

Yeah, the whole reason Turbowarp has an interpolation thing is because Scratch doesn't.

AHypnoman wrote:

eddieduck wrote:

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i meant as in turbowarps interpolation. you can try it by making this code, smacking it in turbowarp, and turning on interpolation.
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Then not really: turbowarp runs interpolation between frames, and while the ‘run without screen refresh’ blocks do run between frames, the stage still won't update to the next frame.

But wouldnt something like this work?

eddieduck wrote:

AHypnoman wrote:

eddieduck wrote:

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i meant as in turbowarps interpolation. you can try it by making this code, smacking it in turbowarp, and turning on interpolation.
~snip~

Then not really: turbowarp runs interpolation between frames, and while the ‘run without screen refresh’ blocks do run between frames, the stage still won't update to the next frame.

But wouldnt something like this work?

This doesn't have the same behaviour as Turbowarp, but yes you could use this to give the effect of interpolation

Yea I don't think Interpolation can be “successfully” created in Scratch as what Turbowarp does. Interpolation makes the projects move in “smoother” frames than what is actually drawn.

I suppose you could “simulate” the effect, but it just won't be exactly as what Turbowarp does.

Maybe you could simulate an interpolation?So it looks like interpolation but is not

You can smooth the animation (or sprite), which creates something kind of like interpolation, but Scratch has a 30 FPS limit, and TurboWarp runs at 60 FPS; that's why it's able to create smooth frames.