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zammer990 wrote:

On your pen sprite, have this script

when gf clicked
forever
if <<touching [white sprite v]?> and <mouse down?>>
set pen color to [#FFFFFF]

and you do that for each sprite colour

One of the few times that "if touching [] AND mouse down" is probably an acceptable alternative to "when sprite clicked".  I'd make a minor modification:

when gf clicked
forever if <mouse down?>
if<touching [white sprite v]?>
set pen color to [#FFFFFF]
end
if<touching [red sprite v]?>
set pen color to [#FF0000]
end
etc.

BirdByte wrote:

@peopleabove I would take an entirely different approach. Here are my scripts:

...scripts...

I know, it is quite inefficient...

Yours may be "inefficient", but its pros are fairly good:

1) uses "when sprite clicked" (this is probably closer to what amsteketee wants)
2) provides a variable that contains the color's name.

In an effort to make an even better script ( ), here's my new script:

when gf clicked
set pen color to [#000000]
set [color v] to [black]
forever
wait until <not<mouse down?>>
pen up
wait until <mouse down?>
pen down
if<touching [black button v]?>
set [color v] to [black]
set pen color to [#000000]
end
if<touching [white button v]?>
set [color v] to [white]
set pen color to [#FFFFFF]
end
if<touching [red button v]?>
set [color v] to [red]
set pen color to [#FF0000]
end
etc.

You can simply use a "background sprite" to cover the entire screen except the drawing zone, which will prevent the user from drawing outside of the "drawing zone".

Last edited by MoreGamesNow (2012-08-25 11:39:58)