This is a simple test project to demonstrate how exact dragging can be implemented on Scratch. Click on the sprite saying, "Without exact dragging." This sprite is using Scratch's "go to mouse pointer" block which snaps the center of the sprite onto the mouse. What if you wanted the sprite to drag from where you clicked it? Try to drag the sprite that says, "With exact dragging," by clicking on one of the eyes and dragging. You will notice that instead of snapping to the mouse pointer, the sprite is dragged from its eye. This is exact dragging. Exact dragging can be used in almost every drag and drop project and it looks much cleaner than Scratch's own dragging block. If you would not like to use the code inside of this project, you can also get exact dragging be adding a "drag mode: draggable" block to your sprite.
