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Click me! -> https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/youtube/JiSA1FPF4rc/ Some of you haven't seen my latest Youtube video, so I figured I'd share it here. I also realized that some of my younger fans aren't allowed to go on Youtube, so rather than share the YouTube link directly, I converted it into a Scratch Video player link so that everybody can enjoy it with no worries! :3 Now, you might be thinking: "Why can't you just reanimate it in Scratch by using the frames as costumes?" That would have worked fine, but timing animation in Scratch is extremely difficult, especially when the audio is pre-recorded. Even if I get the timing just right using "Wait (#) Secs" blocks, the timing will be off anyways on somebody else's computer, since everybody's computer speeds are a bit different. This is actually one of the reasons I moved on from Scratch. I wanted to use an animation software that used an actual animation timeline rather than blocks and scripting. It's not that animating in Scratch is impossible for me, (heck, I used to do it all the time,) Scratch, at its core, is a programming software used to make games. It's not really used for making short films, like I want to do. That being said, Scratch is what helped me discover my passion for cartoons and animation. Even if I've moved on to Deviantart and Youtube, Scratch will always hold a special place in my heart, along with all of you guys who helped support me along the way. So, the next time I make a new animation, I'll be sure to keep you guys updated. Stay tuned! ~ lobie5
