Scratch

Internet explorer 9, running windows 7.

Now nothing will load! Either that, or it is taking WAY too long. We need a loading bar!

Last edited by jackajacka (2012-09-16 22:53:49)

I'm using IE 8, on Windows XP, and my flash is v. 11.4.402.265.
The problem is that my fourth Tanks game doesn't work anymore. When you get into the game, the enemies, and anything else that isn't you or the stage, refuses to show up. Also, in the second level, there is a maze, but it won't work, you can only go right, and it still goes through everything, and the walls have no effect. I'm going to check my other games, and see if it does the same thing. Here's the link, http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/sonicfan12p/2737723
Just checked out my 3rd game, same problem, except there's no maze. It's here. http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/sonicfan12p/2537327
Chacked the second one, but although enemies did not appear, they still blew up my tank. Makes it more challenging, impossible in fact. That one is here. http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/sonicfan12p/2473059
My first Tank game is actually working fine, oddly enough.

Last edited by sonicfan12p (2012-09-18 12:56:48)

amcerbu wrote:

Your computer's Operating System: Windows 7
Your web browser's name and version: Chrome 21
Flash version: 11.3

For whatever reason, loading projects takes longer than I was used to.  At least, as far as I can tell.

Example of slower-loading project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/ubrecma/2733559

[Edit by Johnm: Could be that the server was slow when you tried it. When I tried it, this project loaded faster in the Flash player than in the Java one. Could you try it again?]

@Johnm - I haven't observed this to be the case anymore.  Sorry for the late reply, this doesn't really seem to be a bug at all.

ROSMan wrote:

ROSMan wrote:

has my bug been ignored? it's a vital part of my game...

could someone please answer?

Even though it is hard to tell without any updates from the development team in over a week, we must trust that they are making progress toward the 2.0 release.  Just give them time.

Last edited by BoltBait (2012-09-19 17:44:57)

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/dreampaintscaper/2429535
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/dreampaintscaper/2788673
The player is not handling the stamping elements. so sort of wrecking them.

i am running xp home edition, and using mozilla firefox and have recently updated the flash media player i run on the laptop i am viewing these projects from.
anyway for me it is a serious glitch. 

comix6 wrote:

Why don't you guys change the player back to one that works?  Or should we all wait and use the not-so-good Java version while you are finding out why this one doesn't work?

Well they can't get to all the bugs if they themselves do it alone.

taddl wrote:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/taddl/2771043 doesn't work
(it didn't work in the old player as well )


[Edit by Lightnin: Confirmed. Need to figure out what's causing it to fail. If someone would like to try to break this project into pieces to see which causes the failure, that'd be great! Thanks for the report!]

[Edit by Johnm: It gets an error when loading. Will investigate.]

Well, thanks...
You dont get a white screen anymore, and you can see the main menu, but you cant click anything...

Paddle2See wrote:

starwiz wrote:

System:Windows 7/or 64-bit
Browser:Firefox 15.0.1
Flash version 11.3.300.270
Description this script wont work(the fading)
http://scratch.mit.edu/static/icons/bud … %3A15%3A31


Link:  http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/starwiz/2773063

Works offline but not online

Looks like this is a problem with the sensing block - the stage background number is being returned as zero in all cases (regardless of what the actual background number is set to).  I've got an isolating test case right here.

The cat still says 0 when I press space?

Last edited by starwiz (2012-09-20 17:10:48)

The new player does not work for my project - http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/aitan/2790614. when I pressed 'space' according to instructions, nothing happened.

Hey folks...a new version of the player was loaded up!  It fixes the stage background sensing block bug and a font problem with Windows that was causing some variable reporters to chop off the bottom of variable values. 

You might want to rerun your projects and see if any of them have been "cured" with this most recent release.  Thanks for your help debugging 

Paddle2See wrote:

Hey folks...a new version of the player was loaded up!  It fixes the stage background sensing block bug and a font problem with Windows that was causing some variable reporters to chop off the bottom of variable values. 

You might want to rerun your projects and see if any of them have been "cured" with this most recent release.  Thanks for your help debugging 

Works! 

BoltBait wrote:

ROSMan wrote:

ROSMan wrote:

has my bug been ignored? it's a vital part of my game...

could someone please answer?

Even though it is hard to tell without any updates from the development team in over a week, we must trust that they are making progress toward the 2.0 release.  Just give them time.

Thanks BoltBait! 

starwiz wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

Hey folks...a new version of the player was loaded up!  It fixes the stage background sensing block bug and a font problem with Windows that was causing some variable reporters to chop off the bottom of variable values. 

You might want to rerun your projects and see if any of them have been "cured" with this most recent release.  Thanks for your help debugging 

Works! 

Awesome! We suspect the background reporter always reports 0 glitch was causing a lot of other strange problems. If you reported a bug previously, please test again and let us know if it's still there!

chongyian wrote:

when was it released?

Last night, about 11:30. If you open up a project page, and hit ctrl-shift-R, you should get the new player (it may look blank for about 15 secs or more while it downloads - but give it time, especially if your internet is slow!).

Last edited by Lightnin (2012-09-21 09:57:26)