Scratch

illusionist wrote:

To all annoyed artists on this thread (...tonks...):

Scratch is not about importing anything from photoshop or paint.net... at all.

Art is irrelevant when discussing the best Scratcher ever.

To any arguments I say:

Winston Churchill wrote:

I find it hardly possible to state the opposite of the truth with more accuracy.

Irrelevant? I beg to differ........

illusionist wrote:

To all annoyed artists on this thread (...tonks...):

Scratch is not about importing anything from photoshop or paint.net... at all.

Art is irrelevant when discussing the best Scratcher ever.

To any arguments I say:

Winston Churchill wrote:

I find it hardly possible to state the opposite of the truth with more accuracy.

Either stop whipping out that quote, or explain how it relates to the situation 

Ace-of-Spades wrote:

illusionist wrote:

To all annoyed artists on this thread (...tonks...):

Scratch is not about importing anything from photoshop or paint.net... at all.

Art is irrelevant when discussing the best Scratcher ever.

To any arguments I say:

Winston Churchill wrote:

I find it hardly possible to state the opposite of the truth with more accuracy.

Either stop whipping out that quote, or explain how it relates to the situation 

It is the best quote EVAR!!!

and...

Winston Churchill wrote:

I find it hardly possible to state the opposite of the truth with more accuracy.

illusionist wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

illusionist wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

Irrelevant? I beg to differ........

"I will now go import some of my best pieces of artwork from photoshop! I'm the best Scratcher EVAR!!! TEE HEE"

And...

Winston Churchill wrote:

I find it hardly possible to state the opposite of the truth with more accuracy.

And...

*annoyed by ignorant generic Scratch user related stereotypes*

Explain to me how hard it is to import a picture into Scratch. >

And just for fun,

Winston Churchill wrote:

I find it hardly possible to state the opposite of the truth with more accuracy.

It is very difficult to draw. Import, no. But it still took the same amount of time.

I drew a picture that took about 4 and a half hours once.

illusionist wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

illusionist wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

*annoyed by ignorant generic Scratch user related stereotypes*

Explain to me how hard it is to import a picture into Scratch. >

And just for fun,

It is very difficult to draw. Import, no. But it still took the same amount of time.

I drew a picture that took about 4 and a half hours once.

Excellent! Now you are great at photoshop/whatever you draw with! 

So... where does the Scratching part come in?

(I win)

AND...

Winston Churchill wrote:

I find it hardly possible to state the opposite of the truth with more accuracy.

Just don't bother 'lusion. Tonkie here can't put up a good argument.

Whenever you say that drawing it and importing requires no programming skill, she rambles on about how long it took.

floatingmagictree wrote:

illusionist wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

It is very difficult to draw. Import, no. But it still took the same amount of time.

I drew a picture that took about 4 and a half hours once.

Excellent! Now you are great at photoshop/whatever you draw with! 

So... where does the Scratching part come in?

(I win)

AND...

Winston Churchill wrote:

I find it hardly possible to state the opposite of the truth with more accuracy.

Just don't bother 'lusion. Tonkie here can't put up a good argument.

Whenever you say that drawing it and importing requires no programming skill, she rambles on about how long it took.

Winston Churchill did not write:
True.

littletonkslover wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

illusionist wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

It is very difficult to draw. Import, no. But it still took the same amount of time.

I drew a picture that took about 4 and a half hours once.

Excellent! Now you are great at photoshop/whatever you draw with! 

So... where does the Scratching part come in?

(I win)

AND...

Just don't bother 'lusion. Tonkie here can't put up a good argument.

Whenever you say that drawing it and importing requires no programming skill, she rambles on about how long it took.

I'd rather you'd show more respect, Floatingmagictree. I don't feel like starting a war, what you repeatedly tinker with.

We are free to choose what we want to do, it's the law of life.

But he's telling the truth....

Lucario621 wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

Just don't bother 'lusion. Tonkie here can't put up a good argument.

Whenever you say that drawing it and importing requires no programming skill, she rambles on about how long it took.

I'd rather you'd show more respect, Floatingmagictree. I don't feel like starting a war, what you repeatedly tinker with.

We are free to choose what we want to do, it's the law of life.

But he's telling the truth....

Of what are you referring to?

Excuse me for a second.

hmnwilson wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

illusionist wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

*annoyed by ignorant generic Scratch user related stereotypes*

Explain to me how hard it is to import a picture into Scratch. >

And just for fun,

It is very difficult to draw. Import, no. But it still took the same amount of time.

I drew a picture that took about 4 and a half hours once.

If you have a really amazing drawing, I think it's a much better idea to upload it to a site like deviantART than uploading it with a programming tool that wasn't meant to handle large images.

I can do both, can't I?

Now I'd like to introduce you to a song snippet.

Do or die, you'll never make me
Because the world will never take my heart
Though you try, you'll never break me
We want it all, we wanna play this part
(We'll carry on)

Illusionist is a quote abuser 

littletonkslover wrote:

Mr_X wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

Maskedstar was very good. Just because you don't program doesn't mean you're not a good scratcher D:<

Anyways, I'd have to say Pokemaster12. She's real nice, helpful, fun, and a great drawer and animator.

This isn't about nice or who can draw good
Look at Rhy
He's mean sometimes (no offense bro) but he's really good at Scratch

Oh really? There could be the most advanced programmer ever, but with a cold heart and snappy attitude. Then, a nice and helpful artist/animator. I bet you would still say the programmers is better, eh?

And GOOD detail animations. Not *censored to not offend others* Pivot.

i would choose the programmer. hello, this is a PROGRAMMING site! sure people are free to animate and upload art to it, but that is not the main focus. therefore the best scratcher would obviously be a programmer, seeing as scratch was made for programmers. jeez it is not hard to understand, especially since on every page in the upper lefthand corner it says "scratch - imagine, PROGRAM, share"


also, ScratchX what was your main account?

illusionist wrote:

Brass45 wrote:

illusionist wrote:

Please stop using a non-relavent quote that means,basically,that lying is lying.

Lying is lying. Can't you figure it out?

Simpler version:

"Lying is not truth."

Get it now? 

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archmage wrote:

RHY3756547 wrote:

I don't see why everyone idolizes archmage. His projects aren't that advanced. Canithar is by far the best.

I am not sure if its just how advanced my projects are that people care about. I think that in general my projects are more helpful than yours. I have a lot of projects that are demonstrations, engines, or tutorials.

Personally I prefer not to make lots of advanced projects because they don't run in scratch.

yeah i think that is why everyone likes you    believe me i have used a LOT of your tutorials. so yeah i would definitely say you are the best scratcher of all time. as many people have been saying, there are a few better or equal scratchers but they haven't been around for as long.