My suggestion is to be able to change the tolerance of the fill tool. Whenever I try to fill in a sprite with lots of intricate shading, it only fills in a few pixels at a time. Changing tolerance would really help for this.

It would probably default to 50%.

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I do have an external image editor that can do this, but it doesn't give the same crispness as the Scratch editor does.

Support! It would really help someone that doesn't like the vector editor that is built into Scratch.

I like this idea. Support!
This could definitely help a lot of people with issues, like the one you stated.

gilbert_given_189 wrote:

Support! It would really help someone that doesn't like the vector editor that is built into Scratch.

xXRedTheCoderXx wrote:

I like this idea. Support!
This could definitely help a lot of people with issues, like the one you stated.

Thanks for the support!

Support! And I think that if you import a picture you should be able to fill it a lot easier, if you try to fill the background, it won't fill the entire thing so then you have to manually fill each pixel or find a way to cover that up with squares and lines.

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Support! I hate it when I'm trying to fill something in an image and it's not exactly the same color so I have to use an external image editor or recreate it in vector

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Super-Mega-Ultra support! I'm so tired with importing a pixel character and spending like hours to remove the remain background on that character sides.

Support! I get really mad when i trying to fill in a large chunk of a sprite and it just won't fill it in for some reason.

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Yes! Support! That would be useful for many reason, like when dealing with JPEG images.

But what would the percentage actually represent?

Maximouse wrote:

But what would the percentage actually represent?

Whatever it represents in other paint programs. I believe the percent tolerance is how different the colors can be before it stops. (For example, if you click on a red pixel, 100% will fill the whole thing, 0% will fill only the exact red, and 50% will fill some shades of red and orange.)

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