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Well, that would be rather difficult to make, and I don't really see what advantage that would serve...

hdarken wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

Well, that would be rather difficult to make, and I don't really see what advantage that would serve...

Alot of Scratchers have plain old default avatars and I get bored of that.It would be a good idea.

Yes, but you can easily change that with offline software and then just changing your logo online. I see no need to implement an online editor at the moment 

coolstuff wrote:

hdarken wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

Well, that would be rather difficult to make, and I don't really see what advantage that would serve...

Alot of Scratchers have plain old default avatars and I get bored of that.It would be a good idea.

Yes, but you can easily change that with offline software and then just changing your logo online. I see no need to implement an online editor at the moment 

Why wouldn't it be a good idea.

coolstuff wrote:

hdarken wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

Yes, but you can easily change that with offline software and then just changing your logo online. I see no need to implement an online editor at the moment 

Why wouldn't it be a good idea.

Well, it's just a lot of work for something that can already be done quite easily.

I just think there is a lot of people with the default logo.

Close this topic please. I GUESS NO ONE THIKS THIS IS A GOOD IDEA EXCEPT ME.   

Last edited by hdarken (2010-07-23 13:48:36)

hdarken wrote:

Greatdane wrote:

hdarken wrote:

I just think there is a lot of people with the default logo.

Yes, they don't want to change it.

Ok then I guess we don't need this topic if the answer is NO I can't change other peoples opinion about this.

The answer is not "no," it's just that it is already quite easy to change your user icon and I see no reason to make an online editor when offline editors work just fine.

Paddle2See wrote:

hdarken wrote:

Greatdane wrote:

Yes, they don't want to change it.

Ok then I guess we don't need this topic if the answer is NO I can't change other peoples opinion about this.

It would be a nice feature...and maybe it will be part of Scratch 2.0.  If Scratch 2.0 is going to be entirely online (and I believe it is) and we want to be able to edit sprites online, then the paint editor will probably be online as well.  And if you have that, there is very little reason not to use it to edit logos too.

Then that's great!!!

dav09 wrote:

something like picnnik owned by google would be cool for this, but i think it would be a waste of time, if you want a logo just use photoshop of simple paint!

Yeah I know picnnik.