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Should I use a separate app for drawing or should I use scratch’s sprite editor?
Wondering which one is better for art. Using an app like Sketchbook or use scratch’s sprite editor?
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Should I use a separate app for drawing or should I use scratch’s sprite editor?
Depends on what you're doing. For bitmap stuff, just about anything is better than Scratch's bitmap editor.
For the vector editor, tools are harder to find, but there are plenty out there. If you use an external vector editor, make sure that it can export as a .svg file.
For the vector editor, tools are harder to find, but there are plenty out there. If you use an external vector editor, make sure that it can export as a .svg file.
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Should I use a separate app for drawing or should I use scratch’s sprite editor?
It's completely your choice.
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Should I use a separate app for drawing or should I use scratch’s sprite editor?
Okay! I guess both an app for drawing or scratch’s vector editor is good.
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