Draws an image using costumes. Hover over the top of the stage to access controls that allow you to change the costume (or set of costumes) that's used. You can also click the costume's icon in the controls to clear the pen. The notable thing about this is that it can draw any color using just one costume. The costumes are red, and can be given any hue using the "color" effect, or made black or white using the "brightness" effect. If the costume is stamped three times to create a hue layer, a white layer, and a black layer, with the latter two given different opacities via the "ghost" effect, it can be used to simulate an HSV color.
See this project for a basic explanation of the technique: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1279481423 Credit to @Layzej for the image Includes costumes based on images from Undertale and Minecraft To import a different image: 1. Go to my converter: https://arctenik.github.io/scratch-formats/list-image/ 2. Select your image as the input file -- it will work best if it's 480x360, and may not work at all if it's bigger 3. Leave everything else at default settings (LTRTTB 8-bit plain hexadecimal RGB) 4. Press "Convert to list" to download a text file that can be imported to a Scratch list 5. Open this project 6. Show the "image" list, right-click or long-press it, select the "import" option, and select the text file you downloaded 7. If necessary, go the the "when green flag clicked" script in the "main" sprite, and change the values that the "width" and "height" variables are set to to match the size of your image 8. You should now be able to run the project and have it render your image!
