Scratch

cool idea + could people please look at my projects and no im not going to force you to but it would be nice.

Hey yeah cause I want to upload some of my projects to another gaming site (Kongregate.com)   and it wont let me

jazed13 wrote:

Hey yeah cause I want to upload some of my projects to another gaming site (Kongregate.com)   and it wont let me

SAME PROBLEM HERE!!!!! ps- wanna fan eachother? I'm Pokemongirl

pokemongardevoir wrote:

PS- Kayybee, How do you make a signature like that?????

What s/he did was make the big picture, then split it into four, and upload them. They are each a link. Also, you can click to top because of that. BBC doesn't allow for image maps. HTML does.

what is the link to the java player?

I have started making a program in Liberty BASIC (http://www.libertybasic.com) that allows you to create a standalone    (not completely standalone - uses other files such as liberty basic runtime engine, browser control, scratch java applet!) exe files and it can also add a couple of extra files to copy to cd). it uses a web browser control which embeds the scratch java applet and loads the scratch project. it is a bit experimental at the moment and is not finished. i have gone through a lot of errors so far and depending how many more times i have to debug it, it might take some time to make! i will post to this thread when i have complete my project - Scratch Project Viewer - 

Something to convert scratch projects without interactive elements into movies is completely nonviable, of course, but I think that the stand-alone .jar converter would be fantastic.  And as for the thing about not being able to see the code, I think that that would be outweighed by the advantages of making scratch projects more widely available.

jTron wrote:

JSO wrote:

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've made a simple way to turn a Scratch Program into an Mac Application... If anyone's interested, they can head over to sv-xt.webs.com/+jTron/ScratchAppl.zip.txt and download (⌘[Cmd]+S or ⌥[option]+⏎[return]).

You have to remove the .txt on the end, in the get info panel, because webs didn't let me upload a zip

I agree with oliversb, though.  this should be only used for presentation purposes, and it shows the programming when you press escape.

I can make a version that quits when you press escape!

not sure

There use to be a service called ScratchVideo.tk, but it doesn't seem to be around anymore.. which is a shame.

EDIT: Worked out - you can still get to it via THIS link.. it just seems to be hosted by weebly now..

Last edited by SabGames (2011-08-28 13:34:43)

Hey.
I have a solution to turn Scratch projects into executable jar files.
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=79382
It looks like that:

I've searched around the Fourms, and I can't see anything about exporting Scratch to work on a Chumby device.  True, it has no keyboard, and I wouldn't expect scratch to read the built-in accelerometer, but (as they used to say back in DOS days) 99% of the Scratch programs I see would either port directly to Chumby, or get there with a very minor modification (like waiting for a mouse click instead of "press space")

Chumby isn't the most visible platform (iPhone would clearly be more "sexy"), but Chumby software is flash based, Scratch already has a Flash player, the screen size is about right... and, my kids would get a kick out of seeing their stuff show up somewhere besides on the computer.  Also, it would give them access to their creations when the computer is not available.

Wow, I just looked: http://www.chumby.com/pages/help

and there's actually a lot more "vibrant community" of Chumby products than I realized, when I bought my ChumbyOne, it was not as diverse.