Add a Backdrop Picture of your own, then "Scan". The Scanner detects the colour of dots spaced 10 pixels apart and stores them in a list. A Lego picture with these colours is then displayed. ** You can export the list "Square Colours" to animate your picture as falling Lego raindrops like the project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/490846511/ 1) "See inside", show the list "Square Colours" Right-click on the list and Export the list to a file. 2) In the Rainfall project, Right-click on the list Colours and Import the file. *** You can also export the list "Square Colours" to my 48x36 Lego Editor if you want to edit your scanned picture: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/492574925/ You can then copy the edited scan to the rain project. This scanner does not show lines well in a picture as only every tenth pixel is scanned.
** You can export the list "Square Colours" to animate your picture as falling Lego raindrops like the project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/490846511/ 1) "See inside", show the list "Square Colours" Right-click on the list and Export the list to a file. 2) In the Rainfall project, Right-click on the list Colours and Import the file. *** You can also export the list "Square Colours" to my 48x36 Lego Editor if you want to edit your scanned picture: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/492574925/ You can then copy the edited scan to the rain project. This scanner does not show lines well in a picture as only every tenth pixel is scanned. Huge thanks to @Layzej for the script to draw a piece of Lego: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/112232405/ Note that there are several extra unused sprites in this project as it was originally a 48x36 Editor project before I changed it to a 48x36 Scanner.
