pwiter wrote:
Give me a job!!!!!!!!!!!!! wrote:
Give me a job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wrote:
Give Me a JOB!!!!
please
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pwiter wrote:
I think we should add the "keyboard" now
waitwaitwait
Is there even any visual output yet? Maybe you should do that first?
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Stuff:
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TheSuccessor wrote:
midnightleopard wrote:
okay I have an idea.
A button in your browser's toolbar. It works like this: you go to the project you want on the scratch website, click the button, and it loads the project in the HTML viewer.Highlight this and drag into you bookmarks bar.
When the viewer is finished, if you are on a Scratch project online and you click it it will open it in the viewer.Code:
javascript:void(location.replace('http://scratchhtmlviewer.net23.net/viewer/project.php?project='+location.href.substr(32)));
Could you edit the PHP in the viewer so it supports this please?
And I think it would be useful if you could come up with a JS class for each type of block, and I code the Execution Engine arounnd thaat. It's nearly finished, but it needs some block classes.
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On the home page, this tag still isn't working properly: <table width="100% align="center">.
And with the forums, if I try to log in without the log me in automatically box checked, I am told that I have been logged in but it doesn't actually do it.
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What is the point in putting all the files on your site through a counter? I never got why you'd need that.
But anyway, either you've moved the files or the PERL script isn't working...
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Maybe we should put an upload page on the site. Then you could view your projects (when the viewer is done) when you're not on your computer.
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tcb wrote:
What is the point in putting all the files on your site through a counter? I never got why you'd need that.
But anyway, either you've moved the files or the PERL script isn't working...
I like to see how many people use my programs. My site was down for yesterday and some of the day before, because I host it, and my laptop needs to be in the network.
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This may or may not be really important: My brother and I have made a javascript game engine!! Look here for an example game.
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=53709
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I really want to see this viewer finished. It would be so useful on my iPad, even though I have an app to do it, that sometimes doesn't work.
P.S. On my iPad, I went to a basic project and put the link that you are supposed to put in the bookmarks in the adress bar. It appeared to be getting data from the right project, but it was only a black project area.
Hope this helps!
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Dominic1 wrote:
I really want to see this viewer finished. It would be so useful on my iPad, even though I have an app to do it, that sometimes doesn't work.
P.S. On my iPad, I went to a basic project and put the link that you are supposed to put in the bookmarks in the adress bar. It appeared to be getting data from the right project, but it was only a black project area.
Hope this helps!
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It doesn't display anything yet but it does read the file.
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TheSuccessor wrote:
Stuff:
For MathWizz:TheSuccessor wrote:
midnightleopard wrote:
okay I have an idea.
A button in your browser's toolbar. It works like this: you go to the project you want on the scratch website, click the button, and it loads the project in the HTML viewer.Highlight this and drag into you bookmarks bar.
When the viewer is finished, if you are on a Scratch project online and you click it it will open it in the viewer.Code:
javascript:void(location.replace('http://scratchhtmlviewer.net23.net/viewer/project.php?project='+location.href.substr(32)));Could you edit the PHP in the viewer so it supports this please?
And I think it would be useful if you could come up with a JS class for each type of block, and I code the Execution Engine arounnd thaat. It's nearly finished, but it needs some block classes.
For Daffy22:
On the home page, this tag still isn't working properly: <table width="100% align="center">.
And with the forums, if I try to log in without the log me in automatically box checked, I am told that I have been logged in but it doesn't actually do it.
Butp...
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TheSuccessor wrote:
TheSuccessor wrote:
Stuff:
For MathWizz:TheSuccessor wrote:
Highlight this and drag into you bookmarks bar.
When the viewer is finished, if you are on a Scratch project online and you click it it will open it in the viewer.Code:
javascript:void(location.replace('http://scratchhtmlviewer.net23.net/viewer/project.php?project='+location.href.substr(32)));Could you edit the PHP in the viewer so it supports this please?
And I think it would be useful if you could come up with a JS class for each type of block, and I code the Execution Engine arounnd thaat. It's nearly finished, but it needs some block classes.
For Daffy22:
On the home page, this tag still isn't working properly: <table width="100% align="center">.
And with the forums, if I try to log in without the log me in automatically box checked, I am told that I have been logged in but it doesn't actually do it.Butp...
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Yada yada yada... I saw that but I'm too lazy.
I'm on it...
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Is accomplishing this possible? Aren't they going to make a new one as well though?

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how can I help?
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A game engine in javascript (or at least, a ton of functions that make making games way easier). Here's a link to a platformer I made with it (really short, only three levels, because I was pretty lazy). If you want, I'll give you a copy of just the game engine without the additional script for the platformer, and comments to explain it to you.
Here it is
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Daffy22 wrote:
nXIII wrote:
Nah, it wouldn't be that hard.
I beg to differ, javascript, php and html are never going to be powerful enough to do this!
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What are you talking about? Javascript is way more powerful than scratch. Test it! Make a for loop in scratch, that forever adds to a variable and time it to see how long it takes to get to 1000.
<when green flag clicked>
<set{ x }to( 0 )>
<forever>
<change{ x }by( 1 )>
And run this in javascript and time it to see how long it takes
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
function Count()
{
var x;
for(x=0; x<=100; x++)
{
x++;
}
alert("done");
}
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY onLoad="Count();">
</BODY>
</HTML>
Last edited by MoreGamesNow (2011-01-04 21:19:12)
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MoreGamesNow wrote:
Daffy22 wrote:
nXIII wrote:
Nah, it wouldn't be that hard.
I beg to differ, javascript, php and html are never going to be powerful enough to do this!
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What are you talking about? Javascript is way more powerful than scratch. Test it! Make a for loop in scratch, that forever adds to a variable and time it to see how long it takes to get to 1000.
You were looking at the first page, weren't you.
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