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I've been wondering, how do you use the [stamp] block?<stamp>

DawnLight wrote:

edekhayser wrote:

I've been wondering, how do you use the [stamp] block?<stamp>

You use the stamp block if you are going to do something to do with paint so that the drawing you drew will stay (Stamp) on to the screen.

To put it another way...Stamp takes the current costume of the current sprite and paints it on the background

gamefame wrote:

Hi, I am pretty much stumped !
I have worked out how to  change charachtor and add sound and get my charactor to say ''hello'' and ''hmmm'' but thats about it!
Can anyone tell me...

1. how to get backgrounds(for behind the charachtor)
2.How to get my charachtor to move to the position of the cursor when I click somewhere
3. Is it possible to make a game with more than 1 player playing at the same time? If so how?

I hope you can help, cheers!

1. Down below the area where the sprites do things (The Stage) is the list of sprites.  Just to the left of that is the button that allows you to edit the Stage; it is labeled "Stage".  Click on that, then look near the top of the screen, just left of center for a tab that says "Backgrounds" and click on that.  You can either edit the background in the Paint Editor or Import a pre-made background.

2. To get the character to move to where the mouse is, when you click somewhere:
[blocks]
<when green flag clicked>
<forever if><mouse down?>
<go to[ mouse pointer
<end>
[/blocks]
Put this script on the sprite, click the Green Flag to get the script running and it should work.

3. Simple multi-player games can be made, where you are both using different parts of the same keyboard.  Just use set up different sprite actions using the "When Key Pressed" blocks.  Multi-player games using networking are an advanced topic - possible in theory but not easy.

shouston wrote:

<clear><clear><change pen color by( <switch to costume[ <say[  ]for(  )secs><think[  ]for(  )secs><change[  ]effect by( <next costume><say[ <set[  ]effect to( <move(  )steps><move(  )steps><turn cw(  )degrees><turn cw(  )degrees><point towards( <point in direction( <play sound[ <play drum(  )for(  )secss>

Please do not randomly spam and please introduce yourself.We would like to learn about you and not see random blocks.

i need help with a project im making it is a shooting game and so there is a sprite for the bullet and when i tell it to go to the person you play it goes to some random place on the screen 

i cant do sound on my i pod project help plz got to do('.')it by tomorrow

i mean i cant make the sound turn down/up

Now on a forever loop, drag in the variable of volume into the part where it says [100] on the sound block

what?? i dont get it ?? tell me i an easier way

thanx u rock!!! when i have finished ill send it to u

im going to make a video (with scratch) in your honour     and    produces

I need help! I can't figure out the equations! Examples: abs, sqrt, etc.

yambanshee wrote:

never quite known what mod was

mod stands for "modulus" and what it does is return the remainder of the division.  So, for example:

     10 mod 3 = 1

Because the remainder of 10 divided by 3 is 1.

Paddle2See wrote:

yambanshee wrote:

never quite known what mod was

mod stands for "modulus" and what it does is return the remainder of the division.  So, for example:

     10 mod 3 = 1

Because the remainder of 10 divided by 3 is 1.

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