honestly method 2 feels like method 1. method 1 : simplify the image method 2 : shrink the image (simplify it) then make it bigger what's the difference ? (in one case (method 1) it's code that goes away when the project stops, in the other the image will allways be pixelated... not much really)
I’m a programming instructor and have only recently learned about scratch. I should say that it is nothing short of a revolution in programming. Well done to all the team.
Tip: On Scratch Bitmap Canvas every brush size up to 4 stays a perfect square - what I mean is that If I set my pen's size to 5 it'll become a circle made out of squares, also Funny Thing one Scratcher found: If you zoom in on vector mode, and then convert the whole drawing (it can be blank, it'll work too) to bitmap you should probably realize that our little check grey and white squares flipped their positions! =D
If anyone else happens to be wanting to make pixelated lines with pen I have a pretty simple method. First part is optional, just pointing towards a coordinate using point in direction(atan(x2 - x1 / y2 - y1) + 180 * y2 < y1) Second part is the fun bit. Make a block that runs without screen refresh. The block and following code should look something similar to: Define myFunction(): Erase all t = 0 px = 2 (pixel size) Startx = xpos Starty = ypos Rotation style = don’t rotate Direction = atan(x2 - x1 / y2 - y1) + 180 * y2 < y1 Repeat n: (any number) X = startx + ((1 - t) * round(sin(dir) / px) * px) Y = starty + ((1 - t) * round(cos(dir) / px) * px) (switch costume here if you’re using stamp) Pen down or stamp t += 1 Done! This produces a cleanly pixelated line using pen, great for moving around objects in pixelated games. This can even be applied to besier curves but that is a little harder to explain.
Thanks for that method because In the over videos of you you do lot's of cute charters at the very start of the video and the blob at the end teaches me how to do it and It went well
I'm not sure, but it's just a guess. Probally 'game' jam. But they made it 'gam' so it rhymes with 'jam'. I'd do like, idk... 'Lame Game'? no... yeah I might've done 'gam jam'.
thank you for these tutorials my mom just discovered this channel because i really wanted to be a programmer. Your vids just recommended from my my mother's phone then he shared me the link thank you again for these amazing scratch
Did you try out any of these methods? How did it go? :D
you made my favorite game!
@@Desgy Nice!
I followed you on scratch Zinnea
yes
honestly method 2 feels like method 1.
method 1 : simplify the image
method 2 : shrink the image (simplify it) then make it bigger
what's the difference ?
(in one case (method 1) it's code that goes away when the project stops, in the other the image will allways be pixelated... not much really)
I didn't realize until just now that the Scratch Team had a TH-cam channel! Great work, Scratch!
Cuttness team is better. Go CUTTNESS!
@@the_one_in_ur_walls no just NO
@@the_one_in_ur_walls but that is funny
Yo chipm0nk wassup
no
I’m a programming instructor and have only recently learned about scratch. I should say that it is nothing short of a revolution in programming. Well done to all the team.
Coding With Chris hello
ThatPinkGirl this comment was in my mail
OMG!! U are here
Omg You are commenting here 😮
Hi Chris Your very helpful for scratch
3:05 with clicking as fast as that you could get through a good portion of silent circles on geometry dash
I am inevitable
This comment is actually amazing why do you only have 8 likes
cyrillic: NANI
a u t o c l i c k e r
no thats too slow
chick: gets pixilated to much
Zinnea: OmG! sO cUtE
"so cute OwO"
when you're a pixel art pro, you know that you need to follow a looooooooooooooooooot of steps to make a good one. :(
0:59
chick: had one leg, and really weird looking eyes, and no beak
zinnea: a d o r a b l e : )
Great tutorial! Can’t wait to try this out!
I watch your videos
Cool! Make sure to subscribe! What’s your favorite?
WOW I watch your Videos! They help a lot.
**turns bird into a yellow blob**
aHh! It'S sO cUtE
I laughed WAY to hard at this
Wtf
@@R0DBS2 you didn't get the joke
that was hallarious i couldent stop laughing
Yep
I always wondered how people made Pixel Art on Scratch XD
I thought they just uploaded it
@@thiscnrgamer same
[x] Same
@Shalin Chang i share opinion
ikr, like thst game hobbs home its pixenlated
3:06
*Heres a timestamp of a very satisfying click sounds that I will be addicted of.*
saame
Thank you
“To zoom in.,..A lot of times”
Man, I got that ASMR chill, thank you.
Thanks for the great tutorial (and for enabling comments)! Looking forward to more like these!
Tip: On Scratch Bitmap Canvas every brush size up to 4 stays a perfect square - what I mean is that If I set my pen's size to 5 it'll become a circle made out of squares, also Funny Thing one Scratcher found: If you zoom in on vector mode, and then convert the whole drawing (it can be blank, it'll work too) to bitmap you should probably realize that our little check grey and white squares flipped their positions! =D
Thanks for the tip!
Wow i did not know converting a picture made in vector mode to bitmap mode, and then resizing, would be so good for this :D
Yeah, it's a good way to make a sprite low quality too for a satire effect.
This is so cool! For a while I thought there'd be no way you could draw 8-bit in Scratch! Thanks so much!
wh at
WH AT
Love the energy and style. Great work!!
Im a try this out good job
I love bitmap getting appreciation 😁
Oversimplification: *exist*
Zennia: OmG eVeRiThInG lOkS sO cUtE
I tried all of these methods! They were not confusing at all❤. They were really easy thanks zoe!
The third method was exactly what I searched! Thanks!
I love this channel and Scratch, because Scratch it's easy to create games, animations and other things.
All these methods help now no more people need to help me this person explains great
Wow!! This is like a Old Games!!
Unbelievable!!
Thanks so much scratch team
I really enjoyed this video. I like your style and how you explain the material.
If anyone else happens to be wanting to make pixelated lines with pen I have a pretty simple method.
First part is optional, just pointing towards a coordinate using point in direction(atan(x2 - x1 / y2 - y1) + 180 * y2 < y1)
Second part is the fun bit.
Make a block that runs without screen refresh. The block and following code should look something similar to:
Define myFunction():
Erase all
t = 0
px = 2 (pixel size)
Startx = xpos
Starty = ypos
Rotation style = don’t rotate
Direction = atan(x2 - x1 / y2 - y1) + 180 * y2 < y1
Repeat n: (any number)
X = startx + ((1 - t) * round(sin(dir) / px) * px)
Y = starty + ((1 - t) * round(cos(dir) / px) * px)
(switch costume here if you’re using stamp)
Pen down or stamp
t += 1
Done! This produces a cleanly pixelated line using pen, great for moving around objects in pixelated games. This can even be applied to besier curves but that is a little harder to explain.
hey no being smart, its the scratch team channel
Thank you for the help! I've always wanted to make a platformer with pixel art in scratch.
Thanks for that method because In the over videos of you you do lot's of cute charters at the very start of the video and the blob at the end teaches me how to do it and It went well
Did eneyone get ideas to from it aswell as me
i already knew how to draw pixel art so that's pretty cool
Just saved this mornings lesson with my year 7's... Thank you Zinnea :)
The method where you zoom in and draw and make the sprite bigger, that's my favorite! So cute!
keep the size on your pixel art the same tho
I'm going to make a pixel art style virtual town. Learned it from the Scratch team!
Amazing Tutorial!Now i can make Pixel Games XD
I have been on the site for year and didn't know how to do this thank you Zinniea
Thank you so much I don’t do pixel art but good work I love scratch
Very helpful.
Th aka you for this video this will make it so much easier to make pixel sprites for my games!
Thank you so much now I know how to do pixel art on scratch
That was very helpful!
Thanks! I really wanted to make a classic sonic game, and that helped, thanks again scratch team!
thx! it worked with me :D
I really like making games in scratch. I think you guys should host a scratch game jam.
Gam?
What in the world is that?
I'm not sure, but it's just a guess. Probally 'game' jam. But they made it 'gam' so it rhymes with 'jam'. I'd do like, idk... 'Lame Game'? no... yeah I might've done 'gam jam'.
he means game jam
a competition to make a game in a short time
Thanks for the tutorial!
first time trying out Scratch.. pretty cool!
Very useful video
Thank you it helped me when I was new to scratch
I love you scratch! :)
Very usefull thank u
Your tutorials are explained clear and useful!
This is really cool! I never really thought of that, but I would like to use it sometime for a small game!
I totally missed that!! THX!
I love this girl she is so helpful
I'm new to scratch i love this
Hi! I like the Scratch coding language! Its so simple and easy, i love it! I remember when i was little i used this to make animations.
omg your the most amazing scratch person
I started coding classes also!!! i followed ur steps on the virtual pet! i try making ir also!!
Thank you, I don't know English but I still understood :) soy chilenooo
yo argentino
I use all your methods you are such a big help
Cool, I have an idea for an 8-bit platformer. Thanks :D
THANK YOU ZINNEA!!!
wow this really helped thx!
Thank you for giving me an idea to make an other amazing game in scratch 🧡🧡🧡
Genial xD, saludos desde Perú
bro sabes si puedo dibujaar el pixel en otro programa y luego importaarlo aa este scratch?
This helped me :)
The blob is so cute! :3 Love your tutorials! Inspired me to start mine owns.
thank you for these tutorials my mom just discovered this channel because i really wanted to be a programmer. Your vids just recommended from my my mother's phone then he shared me the link thank you again for these amazing scratch
i think its time everyone here learns advanced pixel art design
Omg this helped me so much!
i have seen 100000000000000000 projects with pixel
their art is 10/10.
Thanks this really helped me and also I'm making an Mario game of pixel art
Small note for method 3: I personally use size 4 for the brush! It’s half the size of the background grey/white squares
your the best this helped me so much
This is such good advice
I'm making a new game! and it's gonna be pixel art. This was an awsome tutorial!
Thank you!I love the method 3
great for making making pixelated games 🌈🎉
This video was super helpful!
i really recommend trying it with backdrops. they work really well.
thanks i usually redraw again and again
Thanks for the tutorial! I learned something new in scratch :)
Thanks for teaching very easily!
Good I am big fan of scratch!
youre the best zinnea!
I NEEDED THIS
Thanks!this will be helpful!
Omg! I love scratch! Probably all of my friends are going to say to me HOW DID YOU DO THAT?!?!?!?!?!?!
you YoU yOU
you are amazing (by the 3rd way)
you change my life
Thank you so much Zinnea!
Now I can create GAMES like this!
Thanks and love from India ❤️
Thanks! Works amazing!
I like all methods!
I like it it's so cute when you do pixel art.😃👍
Thank you so much, for all these interesting coding. Learnt a lot from you.
Cool now I can try to make tboi item sprites
Soooo goood! Thank you Zinnea! These are such helpful tips! =)
thank you alot this is helping me to make a NES type game on scratch
Make sure you use the color palette
@@peacrab oh about that *dosnt use color palette*
When I use the last way, what I usually do is to instead of increasing the sprite size, I go back to Vector Mode and enlarge the sprite. Much easier.
Same
That makes it harder to keep consistency with pixel size tho if consistency matters for the type of game
I do not because then I can not edit the sprite after, thank you for sharing alternate way though.
W tutorial
Wow! Thanks for the video, it helped me a lot for drawing pixel art!
IMA TRY IT REE
Amazing!
Duck: turns into living blob
Zinnea: OMG SO CUTE!!111
wow very nice i really like it 😊