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maxamillion321 wrote:

OS Win7
Project: Forum Tower Defense
Problem: Can't upgrade towers

It worked before, right?

AlexJ84 wrote:

My game is disc golf, found here: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/AlexJ84/2846026, and works locally to me in scratch 1.4, on win 7, and once re-downloaded from the gallery works again for a friend in another state on a different computer. However, when playing the online version, in Opera, FF, or Chrome, it immediately defaults to every first throw is overshot by the throw distance.

I can replicate this bug every time online, but it works perfectly, (again, everytime) for both the original and a redownloaded version on a different computer in Scratch.

I'm pretty sure that problem is being caused by the apostrophe characters you have on the tail end of your "distance to hole" variable values.  Try taking those off and see if it corrects the problem.  It's a flash bug that I've added to the list - thanks for your report.

scratchU8 wrote:

I think this is a glitch. Even when the

 stop all 

button is scripted in, the music still plays. Take this project for example: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/scratchU8/2826382 MM is the password. When you get a Game Over, I scripted it to stop all, but instead, music continues to play. However, everything else stops. I am using Google Chrome as my browser.

Yep, that looks like a bug too!  I've added it to the list.  There's an easy work-around that should do the trick until the bug is fixed - just add a Stop All Sounds block ahead of your Stop All block.

macuser47 wrote:

http://www.scratch.mit.edu/projects/macuser47/2842788

some projects don't work at all, like this one, and all flash projects say I need to install flash, even though I have it, but the notice disappears after a few seconds and the program loads, except for about 50% of them (including this one) that just display a blank screen.

I am using Internet Explorer 8 or 7 (not sure which)

That project works fine for me in Internet Explorer 9 - you might want to upgrade your browser and see if that helps with this project and the other blank screen ones. 

The Flash installation message is showing up for everybody - just ignore it.

uzay wrote:

there are still some glitches like... transparent.

Are you maybe talking about the Ghost graphic effect?  As far as I know, that is working fine - although the stamping behavior of a ghosted sprite has been changed (see the first post of this topic).  If you have another problem, please post again with a link to the project and a description of what you are seeing.  Thanks!

cran2cran2 wrote:

i cant watch or play eny projecs with the new flash plese chenge it to old one

It sounds like you might need to check your Flash installation on your browser - are you getting any kind of error messages?  If you can't get Flash working for you, you can still switch back to the old Java player (look for a link on the right side of the project page) for now anyway.  But be aware that the Java player will be going away at some point so try to get your Flash working.

maxamillion321 wrote:

OS Win7
Project: Forum Tower Defense
Problem: Can't upgrade towers

Are you talking about BoltBait's wonderful game?  It works fine for me in Chrome.  What browser are you using?

Last edited by Paddle2See (2012-10-19 21:09:59)

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/comix6/2819825

Browser: Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera
Operating System: Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP

Behaviour: Browser says that Adobe flash is not installed when attempting to play the game, but it IS installed.

flameboy9000 wrote:

the "You need to install Flash" thing is really bugging me

yeah,it's annoying, but the ST wants it there so oh well

comix6 wrote:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/comix6/2819825

Browser: Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera
Operating System: Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP

Behaviour: Browser says that Adobe flash is not installed when attempting to play the game, but it IS installed.

You're having trouble with all those different browsers and operating systems?  That seems rather strange.  Maybe you aren't sure what your browser or operating system flavors are? 

Can you run Flash on other websites?  Try this driving Flash game and see if that works for you.  That might tell us if Flash is working right on your computer.

Paddle2See wrote:

comix6 wrote:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/comix6/2819825

Browser: Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera
Operating System: Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP

Behaviour: Browser says that Adobe flash is not installed when attempting to play the game, but it IS installed.

You're having trouble with all those different browsers and operating systems?  That seems rather strange.  Maybe you aren't sure what your browser or operating system flavors are? 

Can you run Flash on other websites?  Try this driving Flash game and see if that works for you.  That might tell us if Flash is working right on your computer.

lol, you can try it out on other sites,it's best to do it on a site you'r alowed to go on/familiar with.

when i click on the fullscreen button, the size doesn't change, the screen moves just to the upper left corner.

Use win7, Internet Explorer,

Last edited by TM_ (2012-10-20 11:48:29)

boaz4 wrote:

RoyalToHisLoyal wrote:

I have a problem, when i play a project on the flash 2.0 project player, it has this weird text in the middle of the project saying "YOU MUST INSTALL ADOBE FLASH PLAYER TO PLAY THIS PROJECT", i have it installed, i know, i checked if i did, and my computer says i have it, i need help 

I get that message too.
The project works fine though after loading.

Me too

in martiscraches project in http://www.scratch.mit.edu/projects/Martiscratch/2430859 if you click on a enimy it loops around the screen then dies dose not do this in java =¬( using google chrome

Last edited by Edwardscrach (2012-10-20 14:05:36)

To generate the map previews in my roads project, (the first screen) I stamp a 3x3 sprite, changing the x/y position by 3px each time. There are some strange graphical glitches using the Flash player.

Changing the zoom level, and then pressing the green flag again, seems to fix the problem. It looks fine except at actual size!


More screenshots here.


To replicate:

* load the project
    (should see odd maps)
* zoom in/out (Ctrl +/-, etc)
* press green flag again
    (should look fine)

Is this related to positioning or stamping, or something to do with anti-aliasing? Or do my scripts have a bug? (It works in Scratch 1.4).


Unrelated bug:

If you move the mouse very quickly off the applet, the player will "remember" the last mouse x/y position. This is easiest to replicate using a graphics tablet (or just fast mouse movement).


I'm using 32-bit Chrome on OS X Mountain Lion with Flash 11.4.31.200. 

Last edited by blob8108 (2012-10-20 14:19:29)

KrIsMa wrote:

>Main Passage http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=107691
>Affected Project http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/KrIsMa/2830833
<I use Scratch 1.4
<I use IE.8
<>Test 1, 2, and 4 seems to be only affecting the top left corner.

Effects on Fullscreen does not show up in the project. It seems like it just affects a little of the corners. There is a huge difference from offline, online normal screen, and online full screen.

I have posted this two times and it is still not fixed? Its a huge glitch to me.

The_SlenderMan wrote:

on everysingle project lately the project doesnt even load just a blank white screen 

that's the new player in action.

Last edited by dvd4 (2012-10-20 19:58:58)