A 《camera》extension is like this, but with some new features. Let's talk.

Elle fera quoi l' extension “Caméra” ???

link3105 wrote:

What is the “Caméra” extension?(Elle fera quoi l' extension “Caméra” ???)

As you can see, I already said it.

polskoi1 wrote:

A 《camera》extension is like this, but with some new features. Let's talk.

Some new blocks may be:

Move camera to (Home v) :: #517af5
Set (color v) effect for (home v) to (0) :: #517af5
Change (color v) effect for (home v) by (10) :: #517af5

And a block only for teleponing(also here):

teleport to [home v]

…global offset-x and offset-y variables?

Sorry, the link here:

polskoi1 wrote:

A 《camera》extension is like this, but with some new features. Let's talk

is going to the JS…
You can see it here or see some blocks by:

1. Press here.
   
2. Press "add extension on the bottom left corner.
   
3. Find “Stage Camera”.
   
4. Press it!
   

So:

tryh4rd3rr wrote:

…global offset-x and offset-y variables?

in this last link you have the answer.
Short:yes, there are the offset(X, Y)vars.

also, i'm thinking that with this new camera extension, the playback doesn't have to be on the stage but can be on a sprite instead.

marioandwindowsfan wrote:

also, i'm thinking that with this new camera extension, the playback doesn't have to be on the stage but can be on a sprite instead.

Isn't that just

set camera x: (x position) y: (y position) :: #517af5

?
I'm not sure if I understand. Maybe you mean

bind [this sprite v] to camera [default] :: #517af5
unbind [this sprite v] from camera :: #517af5

?
But, if you mean this, it's a good idea: introducing something like

fill [this sprite  v] with [default] :: #517af5
set playback of [default] to [stage v] :: #517af5

instead of just

set current camera to [default] :: #517af5