Jwosty, why'd you delete the topic and project about your live Scratch Tutorials over Mesh? It's still possible. Just follow these instructions:
First, get Hamachi (if you haven't already) and create a network for the Scratch Tutorials. Then, disconnect from the network the computer is connected to, but keep Hamachi online. Then, host a mesh. Mesh will hopefully try to use the Hamachi IP since there's no other one. Then, reconnect to the network. Now people who are on the Hamachi network will be able to join your mesh!
(unless you have more than one IP besides the Hamachi one...)
I've just tried this and it works great!
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meowmeow55 wrote:
Jwosty, why'd you delete the topic and project about your live Scratch Tutorials over Mesh? It's still possible. Just follow these instructions:
First, get Hamachi (if you haven't already) and create a network for the Scratch Tutorials. Then, disconnect from the network the computer is connected to, but keep Hamachi online. Then, host a mesh. Mesh will hopefully try to use the Hamachi IP since there's no other one. Then, reconnect to the network. Now people who are on the Hamachi network will be able to join your mesh!(unless you have more than one IP besides the Hamachi one...)
I've just tried this and it works great!
Really? Okay thanks! I'll ask my dad if I can get Hamchi tonight.
Google it.
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I made some slight modifications to your project, too, Jwosty. Rather than re-upload the whole thing, I just took a picture of the scripts. Here's the image (red arrows indicate modified/added scripts):
http://concat.jcshome.org/stuff/mesh tutorials.jpg
Edit: Meh, stupid [img] tags refuse to work! Oh well, it's a link now.
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meowmeow55 wrote:
I made some slight modifications to your project, too, Jwosty. Rather than re-upload the whole thing, I just took a picture of the scripts. Here's the image (red arrows indicate modified/added scripts):
http://concat.jcshome.org/stuff/mesh tutorials.jpg
Edit: Meh, stupid [img] tags refuse to work! Oh well, it's a link now.
Thanks, but the reason I didn't add lists is because you can't get their value or see them in any other way on the other computer...
Google it.
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Jwosty wrote:
meowmeow55 wrote:
I made some slight modifications to your project, too, Jwosty. Rather than re-upload the whole thing, I just took a picture of the scripts. Here's the image (red arrows indicate modified/added scripts):
http://concat.jcshome.org/stuff/mesh tutorials.jpg
Edit: Meh, stupid [img] tags refuse to work! Oh well, it's a link now.Thanks, but the reason I didn't add lists is because you can't get their value or see them in any other way on the other computer...
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Yes, but you can do the inverse of my added scripts on the host project, and the lists on both computers should be just the same!
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meowmeow55 wrote:
Yes, but you can do the inverse of my added scripts on the host project, and the lists on both computers should be just the same!
Hey, you're right!
I'll add that right now.
Thomas96 wrote:
but Can I use this?
Sorry, but no.
You can help me with it, and I'll give you credit, though!
Google it.
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Try going to the menu in ([] sensor value) and click on the variable again.
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Oh... Wait, what broadcasts? Is it something in the host project only?
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meowmeow55 wrote:
Oh... Wait, what broadcasts? Is it something in the host project only?
Oh yea, I forgot to tell you.
I was going to have a broadcast when the user types in the answer, so the other project would add the 'host' or 'guest' to the chat list, like this:
and then:
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Jwosty wrote:
meowmeow55 wrote:
Oh... Wait, what broadcasts? Is it something in the host project only?
Oh yea, I forgot to tell you.
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I was going to have a broadcast when the user types in the answer, so the other project would add the 'host' or 'guest' to the chat list, like this:
http://i37.tinypic.com/9v89yw.png
and then:
http://i35.tinypic.com/2mgmqfd.png
Why are you using that instead of my method? Is yours faster or something? ("my method" being the last script in my pic) And is the "when I receive [add host chat]" in the guest project as well? Oh, and I suggest doing something like this: <add (join [Host:] [(Host)]) to Chat>
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meowmeow55 wrote:
Jwosty wrote:
meowmeow55 wrote:
Oh... Wait, what broadcasts? Is it something in the host project only?
Oh yea, I forgot to tell you.
![]()
I was going to have a broadcast when the user types in the answer, so the other project would add the 'host' or 'guest' to the chat list, like this:
http://i37.tinypic.com/9v89yw.png
and then:
http://i35.tinypic.com/2mgmqfd.pngWhy are you using that instead of my method? Is yours faster or something? ("my method" being the last script in my pic) And is the "when I receive [add host chat]" in the guest project as well? Oh, and I suggest doing something like this: <add (join [Host:] [(Host)]) to Chat>
Because I can't get to the lists from the opposite project!
Google it.
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Thomas96 wrote:
You've got a script that has (host Sensor Value), how did you get that?
It's the way Mesh shares variables - the other project's variables show up in the ([] sensor value) block's menu.
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