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- sithsiri
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Scratcher
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Color Sensing
Here is my idea:
For example:
Edit: 3 options for what color this reports.
1. It uses the middle of the Sprite
2. It averages all the colors it is touching
3. It averages all the colors on the edge of the Sprite
4. Dropdown of the above. For example:
Support with your choice, or make a choice and I will put it here.
(color [Sprite1 v] touching ::sensing)
For example:
when green flag clicked
forever
if <(color [Color Sprite 1 v] touching ::sensing) = (color [Color Sprite 2 v] touching ::sensing)> then
say [Color match!] for (2) secs
end
end
Edit: 3 options for what color this reports.
1. It uses the middle of the Sprite
2. It averages all the colors it is touching
3. It averages all the colors on the edge of the Sprite
4. Dropdown of the above. For example:
(color [Sprite1 v] touching at [the middle of the Sprite v] ::sensing)
Support with your choice, or make a choice and I will put it here.
Last edited by sithsiri (Aug. 24, 2015 19:29:03)
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- TheHockeyist
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Sensing
Kind of already implented:
But I do see your argument for the block. Just how often would it be used?
<touching color [#ff0000] ?>
But I do see your argument for the block. Just how often would it be used?
- Zekrom01
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Sensing
Semi-support, just be a little more specific on how the block looks like and how it would work, but as per above, use the
<touching color [#ff0088] ?>block as a workaround.
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- CatsUnited
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Sensing
I don't really understand what your asking, but it sounds like
<touching color [#ff0088] ?>is a workaround.
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- DaSpudLord
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Sensing
No support, what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
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- TheHockeyist
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Sensing
No support, what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
Yeah. This as well.
- scrooge200
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Sensing
No support, what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
- Zekrom01
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Sensing
No support, what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?This too. Changing to no support.
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- samanyolu
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Color Sensing
No support, what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
- koopa_land
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Color Sensing
what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
This looks like Real:
(if <> then [] else [] :: custom-arg)
- 013506
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Scratcher
54 posts
Color Sensing
NO WAY! OMG… i love animated gifs 
Will andy pick me?
DON'T COUNT ON IT
- sithsiri
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Color Sensing
No support, what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
No support, what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
Yeah. This as well.
No support, what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
(Huge image that says “No support” with turtles. Could you use a smaller one?)Sorry about that. Check the edit.
what if the sprite is touching multiple colors?
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Last edited by sithsiri (Aug. 24, 2015 19:32:35)
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7+7+5=19
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- 1019496
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Scratcher
49 posts
Color Sensing
I MEGA support a variation of this. Here is a quote from my post that might solve some problems.
Instead of a long script where this is…repeat (10)
change y by (10)
long custom block that set (variable) to the color touched
set pen color to (variable)
change y by (-10)
pen down
move (10) steps
pen up
end
You can just do this!repeat (10)
change y by (10)
set pen color to (color touched block here)
change y by (-10)
pen down
move (10) steps
pen up
end
Now, there might be some problems with this. These are the best answers I can think of.
”If there is a large sprite touching multiple colors, what would it output?”
There are multiple things i can think of for this:
-Outputs the value of the center if the sprite
-Outputs multiple value like the list string output
”How will we make the output user friendly?”
I can think of it outputting either a hexadecimal value or a color like the “if touching (color here)” block
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- PitchBlackNights
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Color Sensing
Sorry for the necro, but I suggested a block like this, and it might be easier to understand
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/595639/?page=1
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/595639/?page=1
Last edited by PitchBlackNights (April 12, 2022 18:51:26)
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