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#1 2011-04-24 20:41:58
When making a mod...?
I am thinking of starting a collab on a new Scratch mod, but I don't know Squeak or Smalltalk. So, I need...
a) Advice on the easiest way to make a mod
b) an answer to this question: would it be bad to act as a director and let others be the programmers?
Thanks for you help!
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#2 2011-04-25 12:51:26
Re: When making a mod...?
gnk2200 wrote:
I am thinking of starting a collab on a new Scratch mod, but I don't know Squeak or Smalltalk. So, I need...
a) Advice on the easiest way to make a mod Look at the Squeak tutorial in the Scratch Wiki. I'll post a link later.
b) an answer to this question: would it be bad to act as a director and let others be the programmers? It could be, but some people are fine with it.
Thanks for you help!
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#3 2011-04-26 19:57:18
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#4 2011-04-27 01:39:56
- scimonster
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Re: When making a mod...?
I know -some- Squeak. 
Here's the tutorial on the wiki
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#5 2011-04-27 01:41:17
Re: When making a mod...?
scimonster wrote:
I know -some- Squeak.
Here's the tutorial on the wiki
I found Pecola1's tutorial more user friendly
Hey. It's me SSSS, back from the dead!
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#6 2011-04-27 01:46:42
- scimonster
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Re: When making a mod...?
ssss wrote:
scimonster wrote:
I know -some- Squeak.
Here's the tutorial on the wikiI found Pecola1's tutorial more user friendly
Me too. xD. It's my responsibility to link to the wiki though. 
Anyways, All About Squeak Smalltalk by Pecola1.
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