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For example, let’s create the given script: To paint a new sprite, follow the given steps:

2 Select the Paint option.
when clicked

pen down
1 Hover the mouse
set pen size to 5
pointer over the
repeat 360 The number of sides of the Choose a Sprite button.
shape will be entered in the
move 1 steps
repeat block. The Costumes tab will open, allowing you to edit your sprite’s look or create a new
turn 1 degrees To figure out how much the sprite.
sprite needs to turn at each
change pen color by 10 Fill Color Outline Color
corner, divide 360 by the
number of sides the shape has.
Undo

Redo
RAPID RECALL Tick ( ) if you know this.

Costumes/
1. Operators blocks are used for mathematical calculations and Backdrops Pane Special Tools
logical comparisons.
Select Reshape
2. Pen blocks let your sprite draw on the stage. Eraser
Brush
Text

Fill Circle
Canvas
CREATING CUSTOM SPRITES AND COSTUMES Line

You can edit as well as create your own sprites, backdrops and costumes with the Rectangle
help of the Paint Editor tool. It offers two drawing modes to help you design custom
Choose a Costume Magnifying
graphics for your projects: Tools

Vector Mode: It lets you create smooth, stretchable shapes that stay sharp at Vector/Bitmap Conversion

any size. The descriptions of these buttons are as follows:
Bitmap Mode: It works like painting with tiny dots (pixels), perfect for detailed Costumes/Backdrops Pane: Displays the current costume or background you’re

freehand drawings, like colouring or sketching. editing. Click on any costume or backdrop here to choose and edit it.

CUSTOM SPRITES Fill Color: This lets you choose the colour to fill the inside of your sprite.

Outline Color: This tool lets you change the outline (border) colour of your sprite.
Custom sprites are characters you create. You can draw them from scratch or
modify an existing sprite to suit your needs. Undo: To erase your last action.
Redo: Reverse the last Undo action.

Special Tools: Shows options related to the active tool.

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