Scratch

urhungry, do you know any source programming?

Once you do, post!

We already have a master coder, nXIII, but you could help!

what have you done so far? i cant figure out a thing from the code, all ive done is changed colors.

urhungry wrote:

what have you done so far? i cant figure out a thing from the code, all ive done is changed colors.

See this post for a summary of the current new features (it's already outdated, but whatev)

Also: Why did you put the Blockspecs in help?

sparks wrote:

@ markyparky: If <the condition in here is true> then <report whether this is true of false> else <report wether this is true or false> > . Example: <If <Key [space] pressed?> then < mouse down? > else < touching mouse pointer? > > would report the truth of the mouse button if space is down as true or false or report the truth of touching mouse pointer if not. It took me a while to understand too, but I tested it and that's what it does.

Ahhh... that makes sense now...

haha, I'm in the score list there! that made me laugh. I'm loving the new blocks nXIII, I'm practically salivating at the thought of the things we could do with them and I agree, you are a master programmer, way better than my little fiddlings through the code    the website's coming along nicely too and I like it how all the members can make changes and such. I'll keep giving it updated graphics and flash banners when I have the time. I can also embed Scratch projects (so long as they're uploaded on the scratch site too) so if any of you want a promotional project or something on there, let me know ^_^. Nice to see Markypark got a place and I can't believe how fast this has all progressed! Markypark has a good suggestion there with the green lists... I suppose they save online too, in which case you might have to start dabbling in java, I don't blame you if you stay out of the ensaring curly brackets of java and stick to squeak 

yes, you'd probably need a server, and also our own hacked version of the current scratch java player. If some brilliant lightbulb comes along and decides they can make this javaplayer then congrats to them, I hope they do, I however don't like java much on the principle that I don't know it well and it makes me irritable    sorry, about the Y missing, I was typing the name from memory.. could I shorten to mark? it would be easier, after all we already use sep and gir. though it's fine if markyparky is what you want.

Peace

sparks wrote:

yes, you'd probably need a server, and also our own hacked version of the current scratch java player. If some brilliant lightbulb comes along and decides they can make this javaplayer then congrats to them, I hope they do, I however don't like java much on the principle that I don't know it well and it makes me irritable    sorry, about the Y missing, I was typing the name from memory.. could I shorten to mark? it would be easier, after all we already use sep and gir. though it's fine if markyparky is what you want.

Peace

I love Java! It's was the second programing language I ever used! I'm not an expert, but I think adding blocks to the java player would be easy. Also, I haven't been on much lately, so I'd like to know what's going on. Did someone make a website? 

well since a couple of days ago, (this is your update MathWizz) a group of us decided to found Panther, a spinoff of scratch with all those blocks scratch would have if only it could afford it (metaphor). So we've started up on it, with a great setup so far. It should come along great, and it's nice to see such teamwork on the scratch site!

markyparky56 wrote:

Ok, question: How hard would it be to make this a reality?
(Made by Illusionist)
http://i42.tinypic.com/353bksi.jpg

So the Scratch applet and the actual coding would need some sort of linkage. Multiplayer projects could work under the same principals.

I think scratch should add a feature to copy a script from one of your sprite to another, not just copying scripts on the same sprite or stage.