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#1 2008-08-20 00:06:57
export as... (a new way to use scratch)
this might get a little complex to make (actually very) basically my idea is to add a feature that if a sprite or background contains no scripts then it will allow you to export sprites as GIF images, even better, if you have a sprite with say 10 costumes it will form that sprite into a GIF with several layers so it creates the motion you see in some images, yes its very complex, but it would be pretty kool to use
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#2 2008-08-20 00:16:55
Re: export as... (a new way to use scratch)
You can already export sprite costumes though. I don't think putting in the ability to export animated gifs is very useful.
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#3 2008-08-20 17:01:50
Re: export as... (a new way to use scratch)
archmage wrote:
You can already export sprite costumes though. I don't think putting in the ability to export animated gifs is very useful.
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#4 2008-08-20 21:56:07
Re: export as... (a new way to use scratch)
dingdong wrote:
this might get a little complex to make (actually very) basically my idea is to add a feature that if a sprite or background contains no scripts then it will allow you to export sprites as GIF images, even better, if you have a sprite with say 10 costumes it will form that sprite into a GIF with several layers so it creates the motion you see in some images, yes its very complex, but it would be pretty kool to use
To export a sprite right+click (ctrl+click on Mac) on the costume picture (inside the costumes tab) and select "export"
Here is a quick tutorial I threw together to illustrate:
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/mletreat/246337
This will save the costume as a GIF.
Sorry, no easy way to form several of those into an animated GIF outside of Scratch
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