I’ve been working on a Snap! library for drawing more advanced graphics. Usually when you see this, its either ba with Snap! pen only drawing, or requires JS. This library takes on a hybrid approach, using JS if it can and otherwise using pen. Currently I can’t publish the library because it doesn’t work at school AND I can’t even share a XML because I can’t upload it anywhere, so heres a script pic that contains the library. It doesn’t really organize the category right, so I WILL post a XML/project later today, but here it is:
maybe it would be better to format the point inputs as variadic inputs with 2 slots?
Either way, great blocks. These seem very useful.
Yeah, but you cant do that without having these weird three dots (example block):
And also I like the format of just being able to drop a point into there. I don’t know why more people don’t use number inputs with some changes (read-only, I think?), as that just looks nice.
Huh… Well i do wonder if the Snap official costumes that you can access in a project under the libraries section could be improved. I mean its great but i feel like its limited. And i know I could make sprites off of snap and import them in… or draw the costumes… but wouldn’t it be cool if snap had its own advanced graphics for games like tiles and weapons and health bars… maybe it does and i just don’t know. I’m not new to snap but i don’t know much about behind the scenes. I wonder…
You can! that’s what the three dots are FOR!