Actual Negative Effect in Built-in Graphic Effects

[ten_6044]

Currently, the negative graphic effect, when used at a value of 100, makes it not actual negative, but rather an ugly negative effect:

Now, I created a custom block that allows you to change how the negative effect works:

(to use it, drag and drop the block to the Snap! editor)
Run the block with JS enabled, and use the negative effect and you'll get the following result:

Actual negative, right?

You may use it whatever you want.

By the way the image used is my OC.

Project link: Snap! Build Your Own Blocks

[mehone]

WHERE THE FART IS THE PROJECT TO TEST IT (putting this so it doesnt give that annoying error)

[ten_6044]

Done. Check the link at post #1.

[mobility212]

@ten_6044

when used at a value of 100

Try a value around 200. It doesn't look as ugly, but I'm not sure about the values for complete inversion.

[mobility212]

Also, why not programmatically mess with costumes and build operators? You could build a block that inverts the colors pixel by pixel.

[ten_6044]

@mobility212

You could build a block that inverts the colors pixel by pixel.

But this is slower and time-consuming. My JS function seems to allow inverting colors faster than usual. Also, I want to make this as a graphic effect, not a costume.

[avi_shor]

@ten_6044

Now, I created a custom block that allows you to change how the negative effect works:

barely

[avi_shor]

[alessandrito123]

Snavanced! has the correct negative effect with the "Color" function ".negative()".

[mehone]

this is better if you dont want people to go inside your project because theres javascript