Scratch

Then you choose the file and double-click on it.

Greatdane wrote:

Hey swim4life98,

I see you are probably interested in posting art on Scratch. Are you making animations or games?

I'm warning you some people are against art on Scratch. Check out DeviantART which is very nice for posting drawings.

Scratch On!

Wow, what a friendly way of welcoming him.
He or she was asking how to import sprites

Greenboi wrote:

Thats only what we think. We can only asume until swim4life98 relpys. 

Yes, but it's the same thing either way

Lord-Sprites wrote:

Wow, what a friendly way of welcoming him.
He or she was asking how to import sprites

I'd rather you don't care how I welcome people.

Just saying.

Lord-Sprites wrote:

I do care if it's negative towards others.
Believe it or not, some people look up to you and you're setting a bad example for them

I am not starting another argument with you, either.

You're used to those YouTube trolls.

I wouldn't care more either. You don't care about shortening the argument.

You're setting a bad example of yourself.

Ugh...

cheddargirl wrote:

It seems this thread is otherwise taking a turn for the worse. Remember everyone, this is a site for welcoming people to Scratch and helping them out, not for arguing or assuming the worst of others.
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swim4life98 wrote:

How do you put art in? I'm confused

Hey swim4life98, welcome to the Scratch Forums. Like Lord-Sprites said, you can hit the import button to import and image into Scratch. Another interesting way to bring an image into a Scratch project is to drag the image from your desktop onto the Scratch in the taskbar. 

Or you could load it from the load button under the stage. But thats is mainly used for loadng sprites.

Greenboi wrote:

I seriously didn't know about the dragging way! 

Doesn't always work for animated files, but i know a way around that but, yes, you can drag the images in, and they will be inserted into he selected sprite/or stages costume area.
With animated file/images you can get all the frames in it. But some dont work, for that i use Animation Shop 3 by Jasc which shows me all the frames in it, then i export them and import them in bulk, in the same way as i said for th non-animated files.

Lord-Sprites wrote:

For animated gifs, you just use the Scratch Cat. You import the costumes onto it's sprite, not directly from file, and then delete the 2 scratch cat ones at the top

Thats what i just said, except i tend to use a single pixel/dot sprite for it, when im doing several animated gifs.

Lord-Sprites wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

Lord-Sprites wrote:

For animated gifs, you just use the Scratch Cat. You import the costumes onto it's sprite, not directly from file, and then delete the 2 scratch cat ones at the top

Thats what i just said, except i tend to use a single pixel/dot sprite for it, when im doing several animated gifs.

Oh sorry, I didn't read it

I like to delete the Scratch cats

i prefer to right click and click DELETE! so satisfiying... if only you could do that in real world... so many annoiyng people going straight to the nearest recycling bin...

Martha, Is that you? If it is I can tell you at school.

~Maddy

Greatdane wrote:

Hey swim4life98,

I see you are probably interested in posting art on Scratch. Are you making animations or games?

I'm warning you some people are against art on Scratch. Check out DeviantART which is very nice for posting drawings.

Scratch On!

Have you considered that maybe she's to young for it?

Greatdane wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

Have you considered that maybe she's to young for it?

I'm not arguing with YOU either... maybe that post was made a long time ago.

Maybe I misunderstood. Do you want to implement pictures into projects? People already said that, so...

No, actualy about a week ago.