In this video, you will design
your studio logo.
A studio logo is used to give credit to the
producers of a media piece.
They usually show on the screen for just
a few seconds.
The starter project contains the sprite studio
logo and studio name.
Click on the studio logo. Begin your project
by changing the sprite's costume to a color
you like using the fill with color tool.
When you add the sprite to another project,
this costume will cover the first scene
like a backdrop.
This example shapes the entire canvas with the
fill with color tool.
Next, design the words for your studio logo.
Select the studio name sprite and
change the words to describe your studio
using the text tool.
Studio logos often use the company name,
creator's names or initials, or words that
stand for the studio, or its mission.
This example uses the text CS First.
Adjust the size and color of the lettering.
Don't spend too much time on this step.
So you'll have time later to add other
features to your logo.
Next, animate the sprites to disappear
after a few seconds.
Select the studio logo sprite.
First, center the sprite so it looks
like a background.
Add a go-to x y block, enter the values
zero and zero.
When you click the block, you shouldn't
see any of the white stage.
Use a wait block to set the number of
seconds your logo will appear on the stage.
This example shows the logo for three seconds.
Then add a hide block to make the logo disappear.
Don't forget to test your code often as you work.
When you test, you'll notice you'll need
to add a show block to make the sprite show
at the right time.
Studio logos are usually the first thing you see
when you watch a short animation.
So add a one flag clicked block to the top
of the block stack.
Now that the studio logo sprite appears,
make the other sprite appear as well.
Click on the code stack in the studio logo sprite
and drag it to the other sprite.
Test it out by clicking the flag.
Both sprites show for three seconds, then hide.
If the studio name sprite is behind the studio
logo sprite, click the go to front block.
Nice logo. The logo you create will show as
the first scene of any project you add it to.
But for it to show it other projects,
you would have to move the two parts
of the logo separately.
In the next video, you will learn how to combine
the sprites to make the logo more portable.
Now it's your turn. Paint the opening screen
costume in the studio logo sprite so it
looks like a background.
Use the studio name sprite to name the studio.
Center the studio logo sprite with a
go to xy block.
Use a wait block to make both sprites show and
hide at the same time.
Add a when flag clicked block.
