You guys should make a new version of Scratch. It should be v2.
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They just made 1.4! It will probably be MONTHS before they even think about 1.5.
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Maybe we should make a group and just make Scratch are selves. lol
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boy_fighter, the Scratch Team just released Scratch 1.4 (at the end of June). It's a bit silly to suggest Scratch 1.5, as they will get around to that when they need to. Once they have enough ideas for the next version, they will make it and release it.
Don't forget that if there are bugs and glitches, and there isn't anything else to make, they'll make Scratch 1.4.1.
I can see that you're new to Scratch. Welcome! I hope you have a good time.
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Jonathanpb wrote:
boy_fighter, the Scratch Team just released Scratch 1.4 (at the end of June). It's a bit silly to suggest Scratch 1.5, as they will get around to that when they need to. Once they have enough ideas for the next version, they will make it and release it.
Don't forget that if there are bugs and glitches, and there isn't anything else to make, they'll make Scratch 1.4.1.
I can see that you're new to Scratch. Welcome! I hope you have a good time.
Actually, you got it all wrong. I have made 2 pages of projects.
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dingdong wrote:
Magnie wrote:
Maybe we should make a group and just make Scratch are selves. lol
that would actually be good, so we could program scratch in a legit language like C++
What is C++?
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I want C/C++/C# But they all need admin and need gigs of space. Lets find another programming language that doesn't need so much space or admin privs.
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Try flash, and can we get back on topic please?
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Doesn't flash cost money? (And I guess we could do another topic... You willing to set it up? Give me the link.)
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boy_fighter wrote:
You guys should make a new version of Scratch. It should be 1.5.
ah yeah, don't mean to be rude, but 1.5 is rather obvious
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Magnie wrote:
Doesn't flash cost money? (And I guess we could do another topic... You willing to set it up? Give me the link.)
Yes, flash costs money, but it is really worth the cost. Luckily for me, my dad already had one on our family's computer, but it was a really old one. It still works though.
Ok, I think that's enough about other programs. We should all stop and just talk about 1.5...
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TimeFreeze wrote:
Magnie wrote:
Doesn't flash cost money? (And I guess we could do another topic... You willing to set it up? Give me the link.)
Yes, flash costs money, but it is really worth the cost. Luckily for me, my dad already had one on our family's computer, but it was a really old one. It still works though.
Ok, I think that's enough about other programs. We should all stop and just talk about 1.5...
If you mean flash as in putting it on a webpage, you need an FTP program. Luckily, I have a website. It's URL is http://gabriel.2link.ca , and that website is under the URL of http://www.2link.ca .
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dingdong wrote:
Magnie wrote:
Maybe we should make a group and just make Scratch are selves. lol
that would actually be good, so we could program scratch in a legit language like C++
No, no, no. C++ is just too advanced for our age.
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boy_fighter wrote:
dingdong wrote:
Magnie wrote:
Maybe we should make a group and just make Scratch are selves. lol
that would actually be good, so we could program scratch in a legit language like C++
No, no, no. C++ is just too advanced for our age.
Not necessarily. I saw a few sample codes and all it has is tons of brakets and words and stuff. xD But still it's not very hard once you get the picture, I'm on Python, and once you understand how to read code (Translate it into English.) it's not very hard.
1. // Hello1.cs 2. public class Hello1 3. { 4. public static void Main() 5. { 6. System.Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!"); 7. } 8. }
Which line allows you to print stuff on the screen?
Answer: 6
Last edited by Magnie (2009-09-23 18:34:28)
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boy_fighter wrote:
You guys should make a new version of Scratch. It should be 1.5.
Yeah! They should make a block called Set Rotation Style To [ ]
[blocks]<< <or> >>[/blocks] They should put the [blocks]<abs( [/blocks] back into scratch!
They could probably put both the [blocks]<abs( [/blocks] and [blocks]<round( [/blocks] blocks back in there!
[blocks]<when green flag clicked>[/blocks]
[blocks]<say[ [/blocks] I WANT THOSE BLOCKS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I'm not able to put the sprites i want on Scratch! They should put that you can put ANY sprite in 1.5 or 1.4.1!
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scratch_yoshi wrote:
I'm not able to put the sprites i want on Scratch! They should put that you can put ANY sprite in 1.5 or 1.4.1!
You can as long as it's on the right format. I think bmp, png, jp(e)g and gif are supported now.
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boy_fighter wrote:
dingdong wrote:
Magnie wrote:
Maybe we should make a group and just make Scratch are selves. lol
that would actually be good, so we could program scratch in a legit language like C++
No, no, no. C++ is just too advanced for our age.
I beg to differ. And chances are I'm not your age. ;P
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This topic needs to be closed because of necroposting!
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hamsandwitch678 wrote:
This topic needs to be closed because of necroposting!
As far as I'm concerned necroposting is when a topic that's it's last post is 1 month old then someone posts a reply, then that's necroposting, but it was only for about a day or two. Look at the timings.
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technoguyx wrote:
scratch_yoshi wrote:
I'm not able to put the sprites i want on Scratch! They should put that you can put ANY sprite in 1.5 or 1.4.1!
You can as long as it's on the right format. I think bmp, png, jp(e)g and gif are supported now.
Yeah, but I use .gif sprites and some of them I can't put on scratch!
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Magnie wrote:
boy_fighter wrote:
dingdong wrote:
that would actually be good, so we could program scratch in a legit language like C++
No, no, no. C++ is just too advanced for our age.
Not necessarily. I saw a few sample codes and all it has is tons of brakets and words and stuff. xD But still it's not very hard once you get the picture, I'm on Python, and once you understand how to read code (Translate it into English.) it's not very hard.
Code:
1. // Hello1.cs 2. public class Hello1 3. { 4. public static void Main() 5. { 6. System.Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!"); 7. } 8. }Which line allows you to print stuff on the screen?
Answer: 6
ummmm... that's not C++ XD
this is C++
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(){ cout << "this is writing \n"; system ("pause"); }
and this is the outcome
this is writing Press any key to continue...
that kinda does the same function
Last edited by deatheater (2009-10-09 17:58:29)
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deatheater wrote:
Magnie wrote:
boy_fighter wrote:
No, no, no. C++ is just too advanced for our age.Not necessarily. I saw a few sample codes and all it has is tons of brakets and words and stuff. xD But still it's not very hard once you get the picture, I'm on Python, and once you understand how to read code (Translate it into English.) it's not very hard.
Code:
1. // Hello1.cs 2. public class Hello1 3. { 4. public static void Main() 5. { 6. System.Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!"); 7. } 8. }Which line allows you to print stuff on the screen?
Answer: 6ummmm... that's not C++ XD
this is C++Code:
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(){ cout << "this is writing \n"; system ("pause"); }and this is the outcome
Code:
this is writing Press any key to continue...that kinda does the same function
Yes, yes. But enough about C++. I made this forum so that we can discuss about what we want to add to Scratch 1.5 (If they will make it).
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