Hello, currently i am making a game and wanted the title screen to have a green and white checkerboard background, so I found some code from @Instinction_Gaming and tried it, but when I did, the ends are cut off. Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this, or a better way to do this?



The code in question:

Every time before you use a movement block (the big blue ones, not the small ones), you

switch costume to [large v]

where large is a vector image of a huge rectangle that goes past the corners of the screen.
afterwards you set it back to the original image

Spentine wrote:

Every time before you use a movement block (the big blue ones, not the small ones), you

switch costume to [large v]

where large is a vector image of a huge rectangle that goes past the corners of the screen.
afterwards you set it back to the original image

Still wont work, sorry

nvm it worked thanks

Spentine wrote:

Every time before you use a movement block (the big blue ones, not the small ones), you

switch costume to [large v]

where large is a vector image of a huge rectangle that goes past the corners of the screen.
afterwards you set it back to the original image

So to overcome sprite fencing?

You can use

...
if <touching [edge v]> then
switch costume to [null v] //null is a costume with a blank canvas without drawings on it
change x by (5)
switch costume to [checkerboard v] //the original costume
end
...