when gf clicked
forever
set[counter v]to(1)
repeat(length of[Vertices v])
pen down
go to x:((item(counter)of[Vertices v])*(zoom)) y:((item((counter)+(1))of[Vertices v])*(zoom))
pen up
end
end

Sprinternet wrote:

Is possible to zoom in and out project that is made?
Example:
http://prntscr.com/ejtx4s (I cannot place images because of this error http://prntscr.com/ejtyil )
How can I zoom in that triangle (if possible)

Sprinternet wrote:

I don't understand, so I shared that project.
scratch.mit.edu/projects/149731609/
If you can tell me how and where I make it.
The lap counter variable (top right corner on a screenshot) is called Iter.

change size by ()

racer2014 wrote:

Try making a “zoom in” button that when clicked broadcasts a “zoom in” broadcast.
Every sprite will get bigger using the

change size by ()

block.

forever

if <<key [ v] pressed?>> then
change size by (1)
change x by (1)
endend

if <key [ v] pressed?> then
change size by (-1)
change x by (-1)
end

if <(x position) < (the end of screen)> then
hide
end

Sprinternet wrote:

Is possible to zoom in and out project that is made?
Example:
http://prntscr.com/ejtx4s (I cannot place images because of this error http://prntscr.com/ejtyil )
How can I zoom in that triangle (if possible)

when I receive [zoom out]
change size by (-5)

when I receive [zoom in]
change size by (5)

pacificapilot wrote:

The way to do this is a little tricky. It looks like the project you are making is with pen. What you would do, is have a list where all the vertices (corners/points) are in your figure. Then, have a zoom variable that you use to increase the coordinates of the points to make them move. this will create a zooming effect. So something like this:

when gf clicked
forever
set[counter v]to(1)
repeat(length of[Vertices v])
pen down
go to x:((item(counter)of[Vertices v])*(zoom)) y:((item((counter)+(1))of[Vertices v])*(zoom))
pen up
end
end

So what this is doing is using a list called “Vertices.” This list is made up of every X and Y value of the points on the big triangle. They are all in sequence. So the first point's X position would be item 1, the first point's Y position would be item 2, the second point's X position would be item 3, and so on. The script checks each of those points, and moves to them. however, if the variable “zoom” is more than 1, then it will increase the distance that point is away from the center by whatever number “zoom” is. So if a point's coordinates were (50,-50), and “zoom” was set to 2, then the coordinates would then become (100,-100).

You can then put a slider variable (Right click on the variable on the stage and click “slider”) on the screen so you can easily zoom in or out, or you can make keys on the keyboard do it.

change x by (what you want?)

if <(want to play fortnite) = [yes]> then
go to (TV)
end

viktoryiseveryones wrote:

if <(want to play fortnite) = [yes]> then
go to (TV)
end

viktoryiseveryones wrote:

if <(want to play fortnite) = [yes]> then
go to (TV)
end