Scratch

Your computer's Operating System: Windows Vista
Your web browser's name and version: Firefox 3.6.14
Flash version: 10
Description of Problem: It doesn't seem to sense clicking on the checkboxes, but works fine in the java player and in the scratch program.
Link to project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/wedsneday/1630667

Last edited by wedsneday (2011-03-05 05:50:17)

Lightnin wrote:

Bentheneighbor wrote:

....except that in multiple places of the game for whatever reason, there are glitches in which something somewhere gets off track, making the game unplayable.

Instead of disabling the beta Flash player in favor of recommending that people download, let's find and fix the glitches! See if you can isolate the cause of the glitch or difference in behavior between Scratch 1.4 and the flash player. Remember, Johnm is fixing a ton of bugs - so make sure you have the latest version of the Scratch flash player (should say v.20 right now), and then re-test to see if the bugs still exist. If they do, try to isolate the scripts that cause the problem, as described above, and then share a project that demonstrates the difference in behavior.

Thanks to everyone for reporting!

The thing is, it is  a huge project (137 scripts, and they are all very long.) There are at least twenty something scripts running at any given time, so isolating the cause of the glitch is near impossible, especially as it isn't caused by any obvious sprite that is DOING anything.  And finding the glitch is even harder since when you run it scratch it works, so you don't know what you're looking for.  In order to know, you have to upload a new project every time you make a change!  So I'll try to fix it but in the mean time an option to disable the flash player really wouldn't hurt anyone.

Last edited by Bentheneighbor (2011-03-02 20:23:32)

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/goalkeepery/1627212
in almost all his games the character falls through the floor

No green Flag in IE?

My script for this project http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/OrcaCat/1636458 was suppose to wait for a second and say <DOWN ARROW KEY IS PRESSED> when demonstrating brake, but it just skipped the wait 1 second block.

wow you guys are awesome, nearly all of it is fixed

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/forest/1522444
problem with the music player?..
soundtrack is set to play repeatedly but it only plays once.
Also when i stopped the project and clicked the green flag.. the soundtrack did not even play at all..
(i have given operating system and browser and flash version in previous post.)

I don't know if this is only happening to me but I tried it  with night ninja and I can't even play the game!

Your computer's Operating System:Windows 7
Your web browser's name and version:Firefox 4 Beta 12
Flash version:10,2,152,32
Description of Problem:The Flash player has Lighting issues on my Project when you log in
Link to project:http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Max4344/1565698

Paddle2See wrote:

rocket101 wrote:

rocket101 wrote:

Your computer's Operating System: Mac
Your web browser's name and version: Firefox 3.6.13
Flash version: 10.1.102.64
Description of Problem: When I open a project that uses the sound sensor blocks (loudness), <loud>, It opens a dialogue box  asking me if I want to permit flash to use my webcam and microphone. No matter what I do, I cannot click "allow", "Deny", or anything else in that dialogue box. It also happens in experimental viewer.
Link to project: It happens in any project that uses sound sensor blocks, such as this

Bug report bump! Does this happen to anyone else?

This worked fine when I tried it.  I was able to click "Allow" and the project sensed my microphone levels.

That's odd...

David_Hellam wrote:

Bug Report Template wrote:

Your computer's Operating System: Windows 7
Your web browser's name and version: Chrome (9.0.597.98)
Flash version: 10.2.154.12
Description of Problem:

Draggable sprites using:

[blocks]
<forever>
<if><mouse down?>
<if><touching[ mouse pointer
<go to[ mouse pointer
[/blocks]

do not respond

when using

[blocks]
<when[ sprite ]clicked>
[/blocks]

to determine which sprite is being dragged and avoid conflicts with other draggable sprites.

Can't see this one listed on the first post in this thread yet.

Link to project:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/David_Hellam/1569497
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/David_Hellam/1548085

However, it was easy enough to re-write my code to make it work more efficiently and avoid this issue in the first place...

New projects at

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/David_Hellam/1618749
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/David_Hellam/1618719

Thanks David, I've isolated that problem down to a difference in when the On Click event happens and added it to the list of bugs.  In the Flash player, you don't get an On Click event until the mouse button is released, but in the Java player (and Scratch) you get one as soon as the mouse button goes down.

OS: Vista
Browser: Firefox
Flash: 10,2,152,26
Problem: Variables cover each other.
Project: Worminator