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#1 2010-03-06 11:50:23
- cruelty247
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preferably to people who really know scratch
how big is the screen precisely?(to the nearest 1 point of the x and y axis plz)
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#2 2010-03-06 12:14:14
- fireballman
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Re: preferably to people who really know scratch
X axis is 480
Y axis is 360
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#3 2010-03-06 12:56:06
- Stickman704
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Re: preferably to people who really know scratch
fireballman wrote:
X axis is 480
Y axis is 360
Sorry but it's not.
The actual stage is:
x: 240*2 because of the -s so it's -240 one way and 240 the other
Y: 180*2 because of the -s so it's -180 one way and -180 the other.
That's why in scrollers people go *240 (something like that) because that's the length of the stage.
Edit: Import the xy grid from scratch and you'll see.
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#4 2010-03-06 13:09:06
- technoguyx
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Re: preferably to people who really know scratch
Stickman704 wrote:
fireballman wrote:
X axis is 480
Y axis is 360Sorry but it's not.
The actual stage is:
x: 240*2 because of the -s so it's -240 one way and 240 the other
Y: 180*2 because of the -s so it's -180 one way and -180 the other.
That's why in scrollers people go *240 (something like that) because that's the length of the stage.
Most scrollers use *480... ScrollX + (480 * x).
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#5 2010-03-06 13:21:16
- juststickman
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Re: preferably to people who really know scratch
Stickman704 wrote:
fireballman wrote:
X axis is 480
Y axis is 360Sorry but it's not.
The actual stage is:
x: 240*2 because of the -s so it's -240 one way and 240 the other
Y: 180*2 because of the -s so it's -180 one way and -180 the other.
That's why in scrollers people go *240 (something like that) because that's the length of the stage.
Edit: Import the xy grid from scratch and you'll see.
You're wrong. This person is asking for the SIZE, not how the coordinates work.
Oh yeah and BTW people go *480.
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#6 2010-03-06 13:46:09
- Stickman704
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Re: preferably to people who really know scratch
juststickman wrote:
Stickman704 wrote:
fireballman wrote:
X axis is 480
Y axis is 360Sorry but it's not.
The actual stage is:
x: 240*2 because of the -s so it's -240 one way and 240 the other
Y: 180*2 because of the -s so it's -180 one way and -180 the other.
That's why in scrollers people go *240 (something like that) because that's the length of the stage.
Edit: Import the xy grid from scratch and you'll see.You're wrong. This person is asking for the SIZE, not how the coordinates work.
Oh yeah and BTW people go *480.
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#7 2010-03-06 13:49:18
- cruelty247
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Re: preferably to people who really know scratch
480 by 360 thankyou so much
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#8 2010-03-07 04:55:13
- Llamalover
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Re: preferably to people who really know scratch
^Remember that's 480 pixels by 360 pixels, so if you're opening an image of that size in Photoshop, Paint, or Gimp, be sure it's in pixels (px), not inches or cm!
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