This project takes SVG exported from the Scratch Vector Editor, parses it and draws it using the Scratch Pen extension. Draw some vector art and export it from the Scratch Editor. Open the SVG file in a text editor. Copy all the text in the SVG file into the clipboard. Click the green flag, then paste your SVG when asked. To use in your own project, export the path lists: path - command path - x path - y I made a separate tool to create frames for pen animations: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/422380195/ And an example animation, Pen Scratch Cat: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/422333216/ Background: Most vector art drawn in the Scratch Vector Editor is saved as Path elements. The coordinates are stored in the "d" parameter using different commands. In this project, I've implemented the capital M command (moveTo absolute coordinates), the lowercase c command (Bezier curve to relative coordinates), the l (lowercase L, lineTo), h (horizontal lineTo), v (vertical lineTo) and the z or Z command (which closes a path). These are the commands mostly generated by the Scratch editor. For more information on this concept, visit the topic in the forum: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/436554/ All code by me (@kriblo). Thank you @-Rex- for giving me the link to @Griffpatch's project SVG Importer ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/22925968/ ). I removed some manual steps and added the ask block after trying @Griffpatch's project, that made things a lot easier ;)
