TurboWarp
Extension: "SVG"
Extension: "SVG"
With this extension, you can create simple vector images:
Image:
I know it's prettier, but WHAT THE FU-
https://github.com/TurboWarp/extensions/blob/926a0b31336f77c2d68847b3a9304ed859b376eb/extensions/WAYLIVES/SVG/1.0.1.js
@WAYLIVES keep in mind I'm not a moderator so my review can't actually help you get this merged, it's just for general advice.
@WAYLIVES Also, quick question -- how did you request a review from me? I can't seem to be able to do that in my Pull Requests, I don't see any way to do it
@WAYLIVES keep in mind I'm not a moderator so my review can't actually help you get this merged, it's just for general advice.
Ok! But thank you for your help!
@WAYLIVES keep in mind I'm not a moderator so my review can't actually help you get this merged, it's just for general advice.
Ok! But thank you for your help!
No problem!
What is this?
This is a big mess that the automatic code formatter created.
if you'd like, you can put a // prettier-ignore comment over the return keywords of your blocks' code to prevent this. Every time you locally do npm run format or write a !format comment for the bot, it will automatically revert it to reduce the amount of characters per line, but it destroys everything
@WAYLIVES
I have a question. Are SVG elements rendered as part of the actual scratch stage <canvas> or are they elements overlaying the stage?
@WAYLIVES I have a question. Are SVG elements rendered as part of the actual scratch stage
<canvas>or are they elements overlaying the stage?
The fact is that with the help of my extension, you can create a simple SVG code, but this code will not be displayed anywhere, it will be like a variable.
@WAYLIVES I have a question. Are SVG elements rendered as part of the actual scratch stage
<canvas>or are they elements overlaying the stage?
But with the help of additional extensions, such as "Skins", "Looks+", you can display them on the stage by inserting, so to speak, a variable with an svg code into a specific cell...
@Brackets-Coder Thank you so much for your help, for your time spent on me. I am very grateful to you!
@Brackets-Coder Thank you so much for your help, for your time spent on me. I am very grateful to you!
You're very welcome
well this would've been helpful 2 weeks ago lol, I learned how SVGs work and manually edited them to make an isometric cube
well this would've been helpful 2 weeks ago lol, I learned how SVGs work and manually edited them to make an isometric cube
This extension can help those who don't know SVG.