for number 4, all of the options include… 1. smooth it out. 2. keep it rough. (keep it rough means that it just switches between the 2 frames, while ‘smooth it out’ means that the block makes it a fluid motion.

venyanwarrior wrote:

for number 4, all of the options include… 1. smooth it out. 2. keep it rough. (keep it rough means that it just switches between the 2 frames, while ‘smooth it out’ means that the block makes it a fluid motion.

What is the difference between “keep it rough” and

switch costume to [ v]

And how can you switch to a costume that isn't a part of your sprite?

i don't see what you mean

venyanwarrior wrote:

i don't see what you mean

Your current block suggestion is:

transition [sprite v][costume v] ... [sprite v][costume v] ... ::looks

But how can a sprite transition into a costume of another sprite? It would end up in a state of a costume of another sprite which is impossible, and the extra “sprite” drop down also increases the block's length.

*BUMP*

*BUMP*

venyanwarrior wrote:

also, I suck at custom blocks.

You can order custom blocks at many shops in the requests forum. I recommend this shop

Sigton

bump

Tweening (I think that's what this suggestion is?) would be a nice feature, but I can't see it happening given the way costumes work in Scratch currently.

Support but no support, because I would REALLY like to see this in Scratch, but there are just too many “What if”s. As people pointed out, what would

(costume #)

report during the animation, or what would happen if you transitioned between two COMPLETELY different costumes, or which sprite would the

transition between two sprites

block go in?

Ninkancho wrote:

Tweening (I think that's what this suggestion is?) would be a nice feature, but I can't see it happening given the way costumes work in Scratch currently.

I believe it's also called keyframing.

venyanwarrior wrote:

venyanwarrior wrote:

Lythium wrote:

venyanwarrior wrote:

You know how it's so annoying that to make a scratch animation you have to make a gazillion costumes? Well, I have an idea for a great scratch block.
With this block you only have to make TWO frames and the block does the rest. Something like this:

Transition [sprite 1 v] [costume 1 v] to [sprite 1 v] [costume 2 v] and [smooth it out v]

What does ‘smooth it out’ mean?

Also, no support, just make a custom block.

'smooth it out' means make the animation look smooth.

also, I suck at custom blocks.

use a shop

No Support. What if my costumes are a dog and an airplane? Also, with the way Scratch runs, this will look the same as they way it currently works.

sry, I meant a block like this:

Transition [sprite 1 v] [costume 1 v] to [costume 2 v] and [smooth it out v]

venyanwarrior wrote:

sry, I meant a block like this:

Transition [sprite 1 v] [costume 1 v] to [costume 2 v] and [smooth it out v]

Ok. But if the last drop down is keep it rough then it becomes identical to a normal costume switch, s I deem it not required

jokebookservice1 wrote:

venyanwarrior wrote:

sry, I meant a block like this:

TC

Ok. But if the last drop down is keep it rough then it becomes identical to a normal costume switch, s I deem it not required

so you mean its supposed to be like this?:

Transition [sprite 1 v] [costume 1 v] to [costume 2 v] and smooth it out

venyanwarrior wrote:

jokebookservice1 wrote:

venyanwarrior wrote:

sry, I meant a block like this:

TC

Ok. But if the last drop down is keep it rough then it becomes identical to a normal costume switch, s I deem it not required

so you mean its supposed to be like this?:

Transition [sprite 1 v] [costume 1 v] to [costume 2 v] and smooth it out

Yeah, but to shorten the block, jut remove the “smooth it out” since it already says “Transition”

ok.

(ST plz look at this!)

I am still a bit confused.

How would you “transition” to a new sprite? Its not like a person walking can be animated with only 2 costumes. I would like a bit more information about that.

DownsGameClub wrote:

I am still a bit confused.

How would you “transition” to a new sprite? Its not like a person walking can be animated with only 2 costumes. I would like a bit more information about that.

The block takes 2 diffrent frames, and fills the missing frames in.

venyanwarrior wrote:

DownsGameClub wrote:

I am still a bit confused.

How would you “transition” to a new sprite? Its not like a person walking can be animated with only 2 costumes. I would like a bit more information about that.

The block takes 2 diffrent frames, and fills the missing frames in.

Ok but what if I had a picture of an onion and a drawing of a person? It's not like Scratch would know what to animate for those two costumes.