A 'Greyscale' Effect

Skelepound

Yep…

VoltageGames

Please be more descriptive. Grayscale could be any number of things.
Do you want to just use the gradient function from one gray shade to the other?
Do you want a color picker box filled with all gray shades from black to white?
Do you want the ability to set it so all color is grayscale? (Highly unlikely but that's why we need descriptive suggestions!)

stickfiregames

It sounds like you want a

set [saturation v] effect to ()

block, where a negative value would make the sprite more greyscale, and a positive value would make it brighter. Presumably -100 would be complete greyscale.

That block actually used to exist, but it was removed because it was buggy. However that was in 1.4, and it would probably be possible to make it in 2.0 without bugs, so support to bring it back.

randomguy3513

randomguy3513 on a duplicate wrote:
This is actually good for memes and other things.

CoconutGator

Could be useful for animations and stuff. Also, if it used to exist, then why not bring it back? Doesn't really hurt, it's only adding an extra option to an already existing dropdown, so it's not much more clutter.

The_Game_

Ooo I like this one! I could very much see this being used as a way to make old timey games/cartoons without having to guess what colours would look like in greyscale! Support.

man-o-valor

SUPPORT AND BUMP!

The_Game_

bump (thats how this works right?)

48kxzh0tzz_____

I have the weridest thing for greyscale. Support btw, I hate having to edit images one by one, especially since i use lots of screenshots lol

gdfsgdfsgdfg

Bump cuz there is a freaking dupe

GUYWHOLOVESCODE

Hehe, workaround time.

set [color v] effect to ([1]/[0])

OR

set [color v] effect to [infinity]

“Infinity” is the Undefined of Scratch, and both these workarounds set that to the color effect. It turns the target sprite greyscale.
edited because I didn't remember pressing quote on the OP but apparently I did

Last edited by GUYWHOLOVESCODE (Feb. 10, 2023 01:41:11)

medians

GUYWHOLOVESCODE wrote:
Hehe, workaround time.
set [color v] effect to ([1]/[0])
OR
set [color v] effect to [infinity]
“Infinity” is the Undefined of Scratch, and both these workarounds set that to the color effect. It turns the target sprite greyscale.
edited because I didn't remember pressing quote on the OP but apparently I did

Doesn’t work with all browsers/operating systems.

INSERT-USER_NAME

This is pretty useful if you want to make a project that appears old-timey (or just use greyscale in general) using the built-in sprites but don't have the time to recolor them, and not everyone knows about the color effect divided by zero workaround, support.

let's hope jlnilocalsip doesn't find this

Last edited by INSERT-USER_NAME (Feb. 10, 2023 04:25:06)

Drac0MaIf0y

Lionwarriorspets did it first… heres the link https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/623904/

medians

Drac0MaIf0y wrote:
Lionwarriorspets did it first… heres the link https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/623904/

That’s from 2022, this topic is from 2016.

Drac0MaIf0y

medians wrote:
Drac0MaIf0y wrote:
Lionwarriorspets did it first… heres the link https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/623904/
That’s from 2022, this topic is from 2016.

its honestly necroposting here.

medians

Drac0MaIf0y wrote:
medians wrote:
Drac0MaIf0y wrote:
Lionwarriorspets did it first… heres the link https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/623904/
That’s from 2022, this topic is from 2016.
its honestly necroposting here.

How exactly??

Drac0MaIf0y

medians wrote:
Drac0MaIf0y wrote:
medians wrote:
Drac0MaIf0y wrote:
Lionwarriorspets did it first… heres the link https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/623904/
That’s from 2022, this topic is from 2016.
its honestly necroposting here.
How exactly??

its old as dirt.

Knightbot63

Drac0MaIf0y wrote:
its old as dirt.

Necroposts don't exist in suggestions unless it's not related to the topic.

Drac0MaIf0y

Knightbot63 wrote:
Drac0MaIf0y wrote:
its old as dirt.
Necroposts don't exist in suggestions unless it's not related to the topic.

i said its OLD AS DUMBLEDORE

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