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#1 2012-04-16 04:47:25
- Borrego6165
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Stamping
Well I'm trying to stamp this blue line, but there's a problem.
The "ink" sprite is in front of the paper, and when the project is played you can see the ink on top of the paper, but the stamps, when you move the paper out of the way, have been stamp under the paper sprite, meaning you cannot see them. why is it stamping under the paper, when clearly it is on top of the paper.
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#2 2012-04-16 04:50:01
- scimonster
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Re: Stamping
Stamps are always stamped on the bottom layer. Maybe you should stamp the paper first.
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#3 2012-04-16 04:53:17
- Borrego6165
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Re: Stamping
scimonster wrote:
Stamps are always stamped on the bottom layer. Maybe you should stamp the paper first.
thanks!
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#4 2012-04-16 05:01:50
- scimonster
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Re: Stamping
No problem. 
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#5 2012-04-16 06:32:27
- joefarebrother
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Re: Stamping
or make the paper part of the background
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#6 2012-04-16 06:39:21
Re: Stamping
Try to think multi-sprite stamping as layers. Here us a demonstartion in your scenario:
Background: This will always be at the back, so don't worry.
Paper: This will have to be stamped first.
Pen: This will need to be stamped last.
A simple way of doing this is single-sprite stamping, where you use a script like this:
when gf clicked repeat [10] clear switch to costume [paper v] stamp switch to costume [pen v] stamp endI'll be happy to help if you have any more problems with stamping.
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#7 2012-04-16 07:20:44
- Borrego6165
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Re: Stamping
NeilWest wrote:
Try to think multi-sprite stamping as layers. Here us a demonstartion in your scenario:
Background: This will always be at the back, so don't worry.
Paper: This will have to be stamped first.
Pen: This will need to be stamped last.
A simple way of doing this is single-sprite stamping, where you use a script like this:when gf clicked repeat [10] clear switch to costume [paper v] stamp switch to costume [pen v] stamp endI'll be happy to help if you have any more problems with stamping.
wouldn't that keep stamping the paper on top of the ink?
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#8 2012-04-16 15:31:46
Re: Stamping
Borrego6165 wrote:
NeilWest wrote:
Try to think multi-sprite stamping as layers. Here us a demonstartion in your scenario:
Background: This will always be at the back, so don't worry.
Paper: This will have to be stamped first.
Pen: This will need to be stamped last.
A simple way of doing this is single-sprite stamping, where you use a script like this:when gf clicked repeat [10] clear switch to costume [paper v] stamp switch to costume [pen v] stamp endI'll be happy to help if you have any more problems with stamping.wouldn't that keep stamping the paper on top of the ink?
Or remove the repeat block, it won't make any difference.
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