Scratch

Like I said, I want to get a big image into scratch, not make a small image big.
My problem is that scratch automaticly sizes sprites down if they are over 360X480.

Harakou wrote:

So you need the finished sprite to be bigger than 480 by 360? The only thing I can think of is piecing the image you want apart using a paint editor, using the glitch that lets you draw a sprite bigger than 480 x 360, and importing the multiple pieced apart images and piecing them back together.

Thats a good idea 
The only thing is it would still be pretty hard, I was just wondering if there is any way to Just insert it, but if not I will do that

mariobrosrule wrote:

i know, right click the stage, grab screen region for new sprite, then do the whole program, then edit the costume

Well, I really need to get an image I already have onto it but that would be good if I could somehow get it take screen reigin my image.

All pictures that are bigger than 480x360px get resized upon uploading to the website. So if you plan on uploading your project to the website, I think a better solution would be cutting your image into pieces, importing them as separate sprites and using a script to bind them together into one image. This project here demonstrates that method, btw: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Jens/27625

MyRedNeptune wrote:

All pictures that are bigger than 480x360px get resized upon uploading to the website. So if you plan on uploading your project to the website, I think a better solution would be cutting your image into pieces, importing them as separate sprites and using a script to bind them together into one image. This project here demonstrates that method, btw: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Jens/27625

Like most scrolling games?
I could do that but it lags a little bit and all my pieces need to be constantly attached, its also a hassle cutting it all up.


@Wolfie, thanks!

Wolfie1996 wrote:

I couldn't find the thread I was thinking of, but I found this tutorial: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/B-Reyn428/84741. It was made in an older version of Scratch, so it might not work the same... and it isn't the same method as I was thinking of, but it's worth a try. 

Thanks, that works but not for inserting images.

coolstuff wrote:

There's the way others have mentioned, which is grabbing a screen region for a new sprite which is larger than 480x360. After doing that, you can import the image by pressing the "import" button. I'm fairly certain that will work...

Nope, I tried that.
It scales it down even when the image is already bigger.

colorfusion wrote:

mariobrosrule wrote:

i know, right click the stage, grab screen region for new sprite, then do the whole program, then edit the costume

Well, I really need to get an image I already have onto it but that would be good if I could somehow get it take screen reigin my image.

edit the costume