Scratch

why do people sleep? I missed SO MUCH! thank you all for the many, many suggestions, it's just what we need. I like the idea of more stuff in the "meet the developers"  section, I'll add my bio in a sec. I'm sorry about all the spelling errors, that's what you get for not checking, and writing in notepad, which does not have spellchecker. I'll update the tos to a slightly more presentable state when I have a mo. Still, at least it suggests people are actully reading it, rather than just downloading. (You may notice that parts of the tos were nicked from the scratch one, and if some scratch guy could check that we have fullfilled all the requirements set out by their tos, I would appreciate that.)

rossyboyfilm wrote:

Sperry wrote:

Please do not spam

Hi Sam it's ross im in the library which room are you in?

Ermmm? That is not really related to the topic. But I am in the Careers Library.

Back on topic:

What do yoiu think about Panther? Any suggestions for new features?

Hey development, what are you doing with the bugs as  I have submitted alot of them and no chnage yet.

johnnydean1 wrote:

Hey development, what are you doing with the bugs as  I have submitted alot of them and no chnage yet.

Well... Im looking through them and a lot I can't reproduce...

meew0 wrote:

climber59 wrote:

No, I meant like defining a filepath with a costume block and then having it load that costume without a dialog box.

I think, that isn't able, but you can open a user-defined block at the start. Just replace the "default.sprite" in the Panther block with your sprite file.

And I have a plan how to hack panther 

Please tell...

meew0 wrote:

Open the block code with right-click on the block opens the browser. Then I'll add a bit to the menu build methods, which saves the image. I can open the block to open the browser, and I can save the image with the new menu entry 

Thats not the browsers though. 

How to  get camera working


When Flag Clicked
Do with Camera open
|forever
||
|--------------
-----------------------------------

And leave that as a single script.

markyparky56 wrote:

meew0 wrote:

Open the block code with right-click on the block opens the browser. Then I'll add a bit to the menu build methods, which saves the image. I can open the block to open the browser, and I can save the image with the new menu entry 

Thats not the browsers though. 

What do you think? That's the message for rebuilding the file menu. 

bharvey wrote:

paulpsicle wrote:

I use mac -- could that be a problem?

On my MacBook Pro, I can read files in my directory by using absolute paths, e.g., /Users/bh/foo.  But attempts to write, with either absolute or relative paths, end up in the great bit bucket in the sky.

The exact same thing happens for me.

markyparky56 wrote:

johnnydean1 wrote:

How to  get camera working


When Flag Clicked
Do with Camera open
|forever
||
|--------------
-----------------------------------

And leave that as a single script.

I do it a different way.
And that way doesn't work that well, as compared to my camera script.

actually, that way, you end up with one photo ever two seconds, one second to open the camera at the start loop, then 0.01 secs to take the photo, then another second to close the camera. You're better off putting the forever inside the dowith loop and that way you will get about 3FPS. (6X faster) (you'll need a [wait(0.01)secs] block in the loop too.)

Last edited by sparks (2010-05-17 11:51:45)

markyparky56 wrote:

sparks wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

I do it a different way.
And that way doesn't work that well, as compared to my camera script.
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/8504 … script.gif

actually, that way, you end up with one photo ever two seconds, one second to open the camera at the start loop, then 0.01 secs to take the photo, then another second to close the camera. You're better off putting the forever inside the dowith loop and that way you will get about 3FPS. (6X faster) (you'll need a [wait(0.01)secs] block in the loop too.)

I get about 1 second frames actualy.
Wait, your ways quicker...

just look at my webcam project in the sample projects folder to see how I did mine.

markyparky56 wrote:

This doesn't work on my MacBook Pro.  It blinks the LED next to the camera, but doesn't actually change the background.  Sparks's way does work for me.

bharvey wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/8504 … script.gif

This doesn't work on my MacBook Pro.  It blinks the LED next to the camera, but doesn't actually change the background.  Sparks's way does work for me.

Wierd how a small change makes a big difference. Wow 

Ready for your big conversation?!