Does the costume center determine where the sprite is? I'm asking because i have this script:
forever if <(costume #) of plane = (7)> go to (plane) if <key (space) pressed?> end end end
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Actually, the costume's position is determined by the costume centre, and so it the costumes rotate point.
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jji7skyline wrote:
Actually, the costume's position is determined by the costume centre, and so it the costumes rotate point.
Yep. When you use a block that moves the sprite to a specific position, such as
go to x:( ) y:( )it means that the part of that costume defined as its center will be moved to that position.
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Harakou wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Actually, the costume's position is determined by the costume centre, and so it the costumes rotate point.
Yep. When you use a block that moves the sprite to a specific position, such as
go to x:( ) y:( )it means that the part of that costume defined as its center will be moved to that position.
Exactly, and when the costume rotates, the costume will rotate around the costume centre.
Anyway, why are you saying center instead of centre when you're british Hara?
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jji7skyline wrote:
Harakou wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Actually, the costume's position is determined by the costume centre, and so it the costumes rotate point.
Yep. When you use a block that moves the sprite to a specific position, such as
go to x:( ) y:( )it means that the part of that costume defined as its center will be moved to that position.Exactly, and when the costume rotates, the costume will rotate around the costume centre.
Anyway, why are you saying center instead of centre when you're british Hara?
TIL that I'm British.
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Harakou wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Harakou wrote:
Yep. When you use a block that moves the sprite to a specific position, such as
go to x:( ) y:( )it means that the part of that costume defined as its center will be moved to that position.Exactly, and when the costume rotates, the costume will rotate around the costume centre.
Anyway, why are you saying center instead of centre when you're british Hara?TIL that I'm British.
Huh? What?
EDIT: Oh, wait, you're American? How come I always thought you were British? xD
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jji7skyline wrote:
Harakou wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Exactly, and when the costume rotates, the costume will rotate around the costume centre.
Anyway, why are you saying center instead of centre when you're british Hara?TIL that I'm British.
Huh? What?
EDIT: Oh, wait, you're American? How come I always thought you were British? xD
I have no idea.
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Harakou wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Harakou wrote:
TIL that I'm British.Huh? What?
EDIT: Oh, wait, you're American? How come I always thought you were British? xDI have no idea.
I have this image of what I think all the mods and Scratch Team look like.
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stevetheipad wrote:
Harakou wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Huh? What?
EDIT: Oh, wait, you're American? How come I always thought you were British? xDI have no idea.
I have this image of what I think all the mods and Scratch Team look like.
I think it's a natural thing to do. I do it too, and with other Scratchers too xD
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Wow, this drifted pretty far offtopic.
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scimonster wrote:
Wow, this drifted pretty far offtopic.
Sorry!
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Thanks, scimonster.
Anyways, if a sprite does to another sprite, will their centers line up? That's what I need to know.
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ManaUser wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
Thanks, scimonster.
Anyways, if a sprite does to another sprite, will their centers line up? That's what I need to know.Yes. (Just tested.)
Thanks. So did I... quite coincidental. Anyways, I know what i needed to!
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