Scratch

The best way to do this is to take the first bit of terrian and copy it. Then edit the copied costume, select the whole costume in the paint editor, and move it to the left so only a bit of the costume is visible, which is the end of the costume. Then work from there. That's how I do mine.

Or you could simply use a single bit of terrian, but that wouldn't look very good.

Good Luck 

shadow_7283 wrote:

Well, if you wanted to forget the coding and do it the easier way, you could always draw the picture as one. In Scratch, there is a glitch to make a sprite bigger than the screen. Do this by right clicking on the background and select "grab screen region for new sprite" Drag the select tool over the whole window and let go. You should have a new sprite. Click on it and edit it in the paint editor. Select the box tool and select the color white. Drag it over the whole thing and begin drawing. For coding now, all you have to do is put
<when[ right ]key pressed><change x by(10
and
<when[ left ]key pressed><change x by( -10
Hope I helped!

If you would prefer to do it the way you know I could help with less-complex-art.

I Hope I solved your problem!

You can only make it so big though. I think it would be better to have smaller sprites.

A big sprite will probably only work offline, the web Player seems to shrink them down to the size of the screen.

Well, there goes that idea, I guess I'll have to just make smaller ones that line up, to line them up I suppose dragging them on the screen to where I want them should work, don't mknow why I never thought of that before.