Scratch

letmethink · 2013-01-21 06:44:14

I need help! I'm making a game for scratch 2.0, not in scratch 2.0.

I need to know several things.

The first is, what does the video block report back to you?

Thanks, Letmethink

Edit: and by the way it is going to be a fruit ninja game on scratch that you can chop with your hands with this as it's base

Last edited by letmethink (2013-01-21 06:58:50)

djdolphin · 2013-01-21 08:39:21

This article has a good explanation of 2.0's video feature (Watch Me Move!). 1.4 doesn't have Watch Me Move! though, so how are you going to make this without 2.0?

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letmethink · 2013-01-21 08:54:10

djdolphin wrote:
This article has a good explanation of 2.0's video feature (Watch Me Move!). 1.4 doesn't have Watch Me Move! though, so how are you going to make this without 2.0?

I am making it now, and when 2.0 goes to beta, I won't have to make it all again, I will just be able to add things where I have commented

letmethink · 2013-01-21 09:00:32

djdolphin wrote:
This article has a good explanation of 2.0's video feature (Watch Me Move!). 1.4 doesn't have Watch Me Move! though, so how are you going to make this without 2.0?

The thing is, it doesn't explain what the reporter block

(video [motion v] on [stage v])

Reports back to the user, which is what I need.

Last edited by letmethink (2013-01-21 09:01:52)

nXIII · 2013-01-21 16:04:20

[motion] reports the magnitude of the average motion vector on the sprite or stage, and [direction] reports its direction.

technoguyx · 2013-01-21 18:00:45

From what I remember, when the 2.0 alpha was public for a while for Scratch Day, the "motion" is a value between 0 and 100 that represents how much movement is going on in the area of an sprite, or the whole stage. When you actually move in front of the webcam, it reported about 70 or more.

letmethink · 2013-01-22 02:28:14

technoguyx wrote:
From what I remember, when the 2.0 alpha was public for a while for Scratch Day, the "motion" is a value between 0 and 100 that represents how much movement is going on in the area of an sprite, or the whole stage. When you actually move in front of the webcam, it reported about 70 or more.

Thanks, so should I have like,

If motion on self > 70
do.... Cut the fruit and clone the splitting sprite

technoguyx · 2013-01-22 17:29:14

Exactly.

letmethink · 2013-01-23 02:03:55

technoguyx wrote:
Exactly.

Thanks cool

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