Using graphical effects to distort a picture
Clear Graphic Effects
In the game, I use the clear graphic effects block to undo any effect that may have been applied to the sprite and return to a normal state. The built-in effects available in Scratch are pixelate, whirl, fisheye, brightness, ghost, color, and mosaic. Experimenting with these effects is relatively easy, especially when you can undo every change with the click of a single block.
Infos
- Code Club Worlds Project game: http://projects.codeclubworld.org/
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