WHATTTT Curated by @MarieCheese123 TYSM!!! Yes, I know it looks complicated, maybe I'll make a tutorial or something. DON'T advertise or hate, I will report the comment as spam! Check out my new account @Amplifyre while you're here, maybe follow, I'd appreciate it :D Original description: For the first time ever, here are my 3D camera control blocks! Watch the demonstration of changing camera x, y, z, direction, and focal length, then try using them yourself! Please credit me if you do use them. Thanks! (TBAE - Timer-Based Animation Engine)
TBAE: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1027988517/ Explanations: -Blocks: set sprite x: (x) y: (y) z: (z) direction: (direction) size: (size) - Moves the sprite to the given coordinate in 3D space with the given direction and size, and projects it as accurately as Scratch can onto the stage. set focal center (focal center) - Sets variables to change the "center" when the focal length is changed. The closer objects are (their z position) to this center, the less they will be scaled when the focal length changes. -Variables: "x": Camera x position. "y": Camera y position. "z": Camera z position. "direction": Camera direction or rotation. "focal length": Camera focal length. Changes perspective. "reference deviation": A fairly arbitrary variable. Used to make focal length changes look smooth. "reference scale": Changes scale. "clone ID": Keeps track of clones created by the original sprite. The first clone will have a "clone ID" of 1. -Lists: "sprite data": Stores the sprite's x position, y position, z position, direction, and size, in that order, according to the camera. The built-in alternatives don't work for camera control. -Costumes: "Not Clone" - The costume of the original sprite, distinguishing it from its clones "0x0" and "480x360" - Used to override size limits.
