looks like the center of Costumes is different than the center of the stage

tomliuwhite

Every time when I draw a sprite, I draw it in the center at the Costumes tab. But it does not appear in the center of stage. And I have to use the below script to display it in the center of stage:

go to x: (0) y: (0)

Can anyone explain to me why?
Thanks.

Vanilla2011

You know this block right?

move(10)steps

Well, that along with some other motion blocks makes the sprite center different from the stage center.

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You mean 36 28 coordinates? Yeah, I'm not sure why. Probably to make it less confusing for new scratchers, I have no idea.

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deck26

Stage costumes are always properly centred. Sprite costumes can have the centre in a different place from the obvious centre. If you want to centre a costume set the sprite to 0,0 and select the whole costume and drag it in the costume editor.

Vaibhs11

I think you meant for this;
So actually when you make a sprite, in default; it is set in a rand. pos near the x0 y0.

awesome_guy6856

tomliuwhite wrote:
Every time when I draw a sprite, I draw it in the center at the Costumes tab. But it does not appear in the center of stage. And I have to use the below script to display it in the center of stage:
go to x: (0) y: (0)
Can anyone explain to me why?
Thanks.

Scratch just does this. No clue why. It's not gonna hurt your project or anything

i made TABS in scratch look https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/429591956/

tomliuwhite

@awesome_guy6856, thanks.

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