Scratch

I'd like to clarify, that it was not that broken until we decided to click the green flag.

ohaiderstudios wrote:

Magnie wrote:

I'd like to clarify, that it was not that broken until we decided to click the green flag.

True. But we're fixing that now. (And by we I mean magnie)

Fixing the loading problem, not our creations. Cause they, technically, never broke.

Molybdenum wrote:

ohaiderstudios wrote:

http://blocks.scratchr.org/API.php?acti … itArt1.gif

Magnie and me on BitArt...random musings.

EDIT:
The thing on your left is a kingdom...but the roads got kinda damaged 

Woah. That is cool.

EDIT:

Magnie wrote:

ohaiderstudios wrote:

True. But we're fixing that now. (And by we I mean magnie)

Fixing the loading problem, not our creations. Cause they, technically, never broke.

Well, ohai said that roads were damaged 

It appears that the roads are damaged 

Molybdenum wrote:

By the way, what do you think of this project: Here
(Its not mine) This is basically the same thing as my 50 Bits. Its got positive replies, and even got into the SDS!

Technically it's a remix of your's. 

Molybdenum wrote:

Magnie wrote:

Molybdenum wrote:

By the way, what do you think of this project: Here
(Its not mine) This is basically the same thing as my 50 Bits. Its got positive replies, and even got into the SDS!

Technically it's a remix of your's. 

Technically, but not functionally.

This could be 1s1s, but I didn't want to make a HUGE script, so I broke it into smaller pieces.

He probably just did it to get into SDS.
Anyway, back on-topic. Would it be possible to make a players online thing? Or maybe a list version of it?

It would be, but there isn't any practical reason to do so.

I can't use chat.PY 3.0 or bit art for some reason.

p.s. like ohaider said at a different time, chat.py 2.0 is lonely right now

bobbybee wrote:

What if you could play bit art in 3.0 rooms, and talk as you draw?

+42

ohaiderstudios wrote:

BitArt is soooo addicting! Magnie had to keep telling me to do my schoolwork because I was drawing faces on it.

I CAAAAN'T WAAAAIT UNTTIIIIIL IT IS OFFFFFFFICCIALLLLY RELLLLLLLEEEEEASED!

Lol?

zippynk wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

What if you could play bit art in 3.0 rooms, and talk as you draw?

+inf

+Ack(G64,G64)
(let's start a mathematical support thing  )

By the way, someone should make a video of BitArt to get more people to play it (but we need a lot of people on at the time).

Last edited by Molybdenum (2012-08-19 10:50:40)

I think the server is down for Bit Art and Chat.PY 3.0. It wasn't meant to be on 24/7...

Also, I've been trying for hours, and I can't seem to write a script to create a decent image loader in Python. I've got the Scratch one made (but it could be modified to run faster). If you could help, the zip is here.

*reads code*
Interesting image structure: self.art = {'0' : {'0' : 1}} # {'x' : {'y' : int}}

Dealing with infinite images is *hard*. I'm not surprised you're not finding it easy. Although I'm not sure I quite understand what you're trying to do...

Ah, okay.

Why not send it as a single variable update?

user['send_sensor']('whole', '0101111100011110000001...'), or something like that. You could even compress it as base64, or something like that...

Magnie wrote:

So no, not real images. 

Shame. It would be quite a nice way of storing them...

Last edited by blob8108 (2012-08-20 10:00:46)

Magnie wrote:

blob8108 wrote:

Why not send it as a single variable update?

user['send_sensor']('whole', '0101111100011110000001...'), or something like that. You could even compress it as base64, or something like that...

But how would I tell Scratch where each pixel is (and get it to load 100+ pixels in less than a minute)?

The stage is a fixed size, so why can't you only store/send an 80x60 image?

I don't think you understand how (most) image formats formats work. Images do not specify where pixels are with x and y coords, they infer it from the index in the array. For example:

2 // width
2 // height

//r   g   b
0   127 255
255 0   0  
0   255 0  
0   0   255

This would be a list of bytes: array = [2, 2, 0, 127, 255, 255, 0, 0, 0, 255, 0, 0, 0, 255]
The values of the first pixel are stored from items 3 - 6 (the list starts at index 1).
This could be converted into binary, base64, or sent raw (decoded with a little hack I found.  )

Last edited by MathWizz (2012-08-20 10:18:48)