Scratch

markyparky56 wrote:

Nitezscratch wrote:

Is there any possibility of editing the ScratchApplet.jar to support the embedding and loading of .pt files?

In theory yes. Its ust then making it work with most of the new blocks. Though there are some that just won't work with it because they require saving to files on people computers.

You could save to a file on the server.

Is Panther still in development?

markyparky56 wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Nitezscratch wrote:

You could save to a file on the server.

But then it wouldn't be their computer and thats the whole point ^^

Uh, there are plenty of ways to do that aren't there, Marky?

Saving a file to a server or saving a file to someones computer? I'm not sure what your asking.

Someones computer. 

elimantor wrote:

can som1 help how do u upload panther projects to scratch

You can't, the Scratch Java player does not support Panther projects. If you want to share your projects go here and register your email to your scratch username. you can then email your projects to the Panther team and they will be added to the projects page.

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

But then it wouldn't be their computer and thats the whole point ^^

Uh, there are plenty of ways to do that aren't there, Marky?

Saving a file to a server or saving a file to someones computer? I'm not sure what your asking.

Someones computer. 

Wouldn't that be kind of a risk. Someone could easily make a project that downloads a virus or messes up your computer! I think that would be a bad idea.

I am exploring Panther's source code using the image Source1.0.image provided in the Panther package.
When I perform a search in the source code for a certain piece of code (using the option "method source with it"), I always end up with the debugger showing the following message: http://i.imgur.com/H7XS0.png

As such I am finding it hard to understand how Panther is built. I also can't find the senders of a method, I always get "There are no senders of <method>".

Is there any way to fix this?

Baderous wrote:

I am exploring Panther's source code using the image Source1.0.image provided in the Panther package.
When I perform a search in the source code for a certain piece of code (using the option "method source with it"), I always end up with the debugger showing the following message: http://i.imgur.com/H7XS0.png

As such I am finding it hard to understand how Panther is built. I also can't find the senders of a method, I always get "There are no senders of <method>".

Is there any way to fix this?

nXIII coded a large part of Panther so he would be the one to ask. Not seen him in a while though.

Last edited by sparks (2011-07-20 17:56:08)

Baderous wrote:

Ok, thanks for the info. I hope he comes back soon.

I think we all do.

LiquidMetal wrote:

sparks wrote:

You can then email your projects to the Panther team and they will be added to the projects page.

Umm... When was the last time that happened?

I sent a project there, and if this is true or not remains to be tested 0_o.

Bopitman99 wrote:

No.4 is an awesome idea! I really hope they add something like that in 2.0

I agree.  Would make locating objects extremely easy.

sparks wrote:

Funky7774 wrote:

Bopitman99 wrote:

No.4 is an awesome idea! I really hope they add something like that in 2.0

I agree.  Would make locating objects extremely easy.

Do you mean number four on the first post of this thread? If so, we have it in 1.0!

No we don't.  You can't locate pixels and test them for color.  You need to have a sprite in the exact pixel position at a size of one pixel and use an <if touching color []> block which is quite inconvenient.

Can the beta of 1.1 be released? I CAN'T WAIT!

scratcher7_13 wrote:

Can the beta of 1.1 be released? I CAN'T WAIT!

There isn't a beta yet! We're still working on it!