This is part 1 of 3 parts of creating your own interactive arts! If you would like to see an example of Interactive augmented art in action, go check out part 3 "Interactive Image Project Template" - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/391531656/ Step 1: - Pick a free HD image of your own choice to compile! (see bottom of instructions for link to my recommended source for these images) - Once you have your image, set it as the new background costume of this project by uploading the image from your computer. - Change the costume to vector mode so you can select the image and format it as you wish. - IMPORTANT: The image you see on your screen is the image that will be compiled. Step 2: - Press the green flag to run the "scanScreen" script. - This part of the process takes awhile. On average, the script takes 20 minutes to finish running. This is around 0.5% every 6 secods. - You can see the % variable on the top left side of the screen to see the progress of the script. - While waiting for the script to finish, feel free to do other things. - IMPORTANT: Make sure you check on the script from time to time to ensure it is still compiling. - Once the script is done, the image will be rendered onto the screen Step 3: - (If you are planning on remixing the "Interactive Image Project Template" in order to share your ineractive image with scratch, import the "colorData" list onto your computer for later use) - Copy the text in the list "listOutput" by triple clicking the tect and once all selected press "ctrl" + "c" at the same time - Then go on to one of the following image augmentation compilers for Part 2 of creating your own interactive arts!: 1. Blur - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/391505948/ 2. Grey Scaled - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/391561002/ 3. Color Switcher 1 - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/391561462/ 4. Color Switcher 2 - 5. More can be found at Interactive Pixel Art studio - <---Extras---> Thanks to DadOfMrLog for the color detection script - All other scripts are created 100% by me A safe source for free HD images is https://unsplash.com. If you like an image from the gallery, you can download it. If you are planning on creating your own interactive image by remix the "Interactive Image Project Template", please give credit to the authors of the image as well as me. Credit to Geran de Klerk for the default HD image. https://unsplash.com/
