Scratch

eharr93 wrote:

is there a way i can post my scratch game on addictingames.com?

No.

If addictingames.com accepted scratch games (unlikely), would you object to their being there, Rukqo?

relyt12101 wrote:

If you embed the Scratch applet on another site, then does the project also have to be on the Scratch website?

Nope!

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I created a program to convert your Scratch projects to a disc as i suggested on the previous page.

It's called discScratchr, see this forum thread

Joren

I would be able to bring in my projects on a disk for school, which would be cool

Hi all,

I was going to ask this on the forums as well, luckily i saw this thread!

I think it would be cool to have a exporter to something common most computer users have like java or others cause at the moment someone has to have scratch to download a project off a site.

Hi
I've read the comments about exporting, but no-one seems to want to do what I would like, which is to used my Scratch animation in an educational  film I am making (using Adobe Premiere). I tried using 'Wink' screen capture software, but the quality is very poor.

Anyone got any ideas (I've not very 'technical', but if I could get an .fla file, I could convert it into an .avi or something and then import into Premiere).
Nazzie

johnm wrote:

Hi, all.

Kevin presented a good explanation of why we (the Scratch team) do not plan to implement either an export-to-movie feature or an export-to-EXE feature.

However, with Scratch 1.2.1, it is now possible--on Windows, if you are willing to do a little work--to launch a Scratch project in presentation mode. This can make your Scratch project feel more like a finished application while still allowing users to exit presentation mode to study the underlying scripts. You can also use this technique to put your Scratch project on a CD or Flash drive so you can run it on your friends' computers. See:

  http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=243

Another idea we've been considering is a stand-alone Java player for Scratch projects. This would allow you to put your project plus the Player (a .jar file) on a CD or Flash drive as a stand-alone package that you can could on any computer that has Java installed. (According to some statistics, over 95% of Windows and Macintosh computers already have Java installed and Java is a free download if you don't have it.)

  -- John

ok jens made a compiler that does that same thing but when you exit presentation mode the window closes
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Last edited by gadgetman (2008-12-21 13:40:42)

Is there any way to get a Scratch project created on a Mac to open on a PC?  It may be a VISTA issue.

I wish you could export projects. I wanna see my movies in Windows Media Player! Or even better, on the TV!

Is there some kind of computer camera I could use to videotape my project being played? If so, what's the best? Sorry if that's a stupid question (which I think it is).

Just download Camstudio and Record yourself playing or watching your game/video and resnyc the sound with movie maker

Jens wrote:

atech wrote:

Is there any way to get a Scratch project created on a Mac to open on a PC?  It may be a VISTA issue.

Hi atech,

Scratch projects are designed to be portable among different platforms/OS's. Did you have any problems opening a Scratch project created on a Mac under Vista? When you download projects from this website, it doesn't distinguish which OS they were created under. That means, you can upload a project from a Mac and download it to Vista.

Well also my friend made a project on  PC and he just emailed it to me.  So its pretty simple.