Scratch

I already knew that, I just need help finding each specific method. I already spent an hour searching. Jens, help please!

Last edited by Cyclone103 (2008-07-20 20:20:35)

deatheater wrote:

u could have stamping, that way the pen goes over the later stamp which means the pen will be infront 

Hm, thats true! Although we want to be able to draw on the sprite, and have the sprite be able to move with the pen the same.

There's something under System Browser>ScratchSpriteMorph>all>instance>touching that (I think) is the method tied to the <touching sprite?> block.

It says:

touching: t1
    | t2 t3 t4 t5 t6 t7 |
    t1 = #mouse
        ifTrue:
            [(t2 _ self ownerThatIsA: ScratchStageMorph) ifNil: [^ false].
            ^ self containsPoint: t2 adjustedCursorPoint].
    t1 = #edge ifTrue: [^ self isOnEdge].
    (t1 isKindOf: self class)
        ifFalse: [^ false].
    (self isHidden not and: [t1 isHidden not])
        ifFalse: [^ false].
    t3 _ self bounds intersect: t1 bounds.
    (t3 width > 0 and: [t3 height > 0])
        ifFalse: [^ false].
    t4 _ Form extent: t3 extent depth: 2.
    t5 _ t4 deepCopy.
    t7 _ self visibility.
    self visibility: 100.
    self drawOn: ((FormCanvas on: t4)
            copyOffset: t3 topLeft negated).
    self visibility: t7.
    t7 _ t1 visibility.
    t1 visibility: 100.
    t1 drawOn: ((FormCanvas on: t5)
            copyOffset: t3 topLeft negated).
    t1 visibility: t7.
    t6 _ Bitmap new: 4 withAll: 1.
    t6 at: 1 put: 0.
    t4
        copyBits: t4 boundingBox
        from: t4
        at: 0 @ 0
        colorMap: t6.
    t5
        copyBits: t5 boundingBox
        from: t5
        at: 0 @ 0
        colorMap: t6.
    t5
        displayOn: t4
        at: 0 @ 0
        rule: Form and.
    ^ (t4 tallyPixelValues at: 1)
        < (t4 width * t4 height)

I have no idea what this means but it may be the method that determines whether a sprite is touching another. Is this anything you're looking for?

Last edited by fullmoon (2008-07-20 21:51:44)

fullmoon wrote:

How about:
Scratch-Objects>ScriptableScratchMorph>media>instance>drawNewCostume

or

Scratch-Objects>ScriptableScratchMorph>media>instance>duplicateMedia?

k, the problem with drawNewCostume is that it makes a new one, but it is blank...Ill have to try duplicate media. Although, this would have to be under ScratchSpriteMorph since it would only apply to sprites.