Here's a contest for you all: create a web browser WITHIN Scratch! Basically, you should be able to paste in a code (in a markup language I'll describe later) and it should render it out. Here are the things I'm looking for:
•Looks: 10 points
•Number of codes it can interpret:Code:
Here are the codes: [b] and [/b]: bold +5 [i] and [/i]: italics +5 [u] and [/u]: underline +5 [br]: line break +1 [p]: indent +5 [q] and [/q]: quote box +10 [c] and [/c]: code box +10 [color=?] and [/color]: color, needs to interpret at least red and blue +20 [line]x|y|to|x|y|color|thickness[/line]: makes a line between the required coordinates, with the right color and thickness +20 [url]x|y|x|y|code[/url]: renders that code if the area bounded by the rectangle determined by the given coordinates is clicked +30•Reload page +5
•History: records last few pages' codes, includes back and forward buttons +20
Since letters are a pain to render, you don't have to be compatible with letters: just numbers: you don't need to do [i]Hi![/i], just [i]123[/i]
I look forward to see the results. I'll be making one, too (but not scoring it).
Sample code:
[i]123[/i][b]678[/b][br][br][q]1123[/q]
Last edited by Hardmath123 (2011-05-16 06:03:27)
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What, using BBCode?
Could we use Panther instead?
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scimonster wrote:
What, using BBCode?
Could we use Panther instead?![]()
Scratch only.
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Hardmath123 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
What, using BBCode?
Could we use Panther instead?![]()
Scratch only.
That's going to be difficult.
I hope there isn't a time limit!
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This is an interesting challenge.
I'm afraid it will take far to many scripts for the colors unless we use Panther, in fact, Panther will be so much easier in general. Might I suggest that you lift the rule for just Scratch?
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What do you mean by a quote/code box?
Also, how many extra points if it is letter compatible?
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Magnie wrote:
This is an interesting challenge.
I'm afraid it will take far to many scripts for the colors unless we use Panther, in fact, Panther will be so much easier in general. Might I suggest that you lift the rule for just Scratch?![]()
Aren't you making a web browser in Panther with sparks?
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Magnie wrote:
This is an interesting challenge.
I'm afraid it will take far to many scripts for the colors unless we use Panther, in fact, Panther will be so much easier in general. Might I suggest that you lift the rule for just Scratch?![]()
I meant for people to render the numbers—as 7-light displays:
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@scimonster +30 for letter-compatible. Quote/code boxes are
this
and
this
Last edited by Hardmath123 (2011-05-16 23:57:17)
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Does it have to read webpages or does it have to read code?
Also, if you want it to read webpages... I don't think it can be done on Scratch. Maybe in Panther though...
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Hardmath123 wrote:
Magnie wrote:
This is an interesting challenge.
I'm afraid it will take far to many scripts for the colors unless we use Panther, in fact, Panther will be so much easier in general. Might I suggest that you lift the rule for just Scratch?![]()
I meant for people to render the numbers—as 7-light displays:
Code:
_ |_| |_|@scimonster +30 for letter-compatible. Quote/code boxes are
this
and
Code:
this
What if I can do regular looking letters and numbers? I have a sprite with them already.
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jji7skyline wrote:
Does it have to read webpages or does it have to read code?
Also, if you want it to read webpages... I don't think it can be done on Scratch. Maybe in Panther though...
Code
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I'm thinking about entering this, might take me a while though.
Also with the stuff you've added points to, I believe the tags are encapsulated in <> not []
so [b] --> <b>
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RUMCHEERYPOOPOO wrote:
I'm thinking about entering this, might take me a while though.
Also with the stuff you've added points to, I believe the tags are encapsulated in <> not []
so [b] --> <b>
He/she's talking about BBCode, not html (I think).
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xIIV: Sort of though Sparks has made most of it already.
HardMath123: That makes sense. But if you let them make it in Panther, I can make a website so they can get webpages off of that. So basically our own web site place. ( So they can type 'http://mywebsite.com/' and it will redirect to: 'http://scratchnetwork.zxq.net/webssites/mywebsite.com' so Scratchers' can have their own website. ^.^
Last edited by Magnie (2011-05-17 14:00:33)
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scratcher7_13 wrote:
RUMCHEERYPOOPOO wrote:
I'm thinking about entering this, might take me a while though.
Also with the stuff you've added points to, I believe the tags are encapsulated in <> not []
so [b] --> <b>He/she's talking about BBCode, not html (I think).
+1
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Magnie wrote:
xIIV: Sort of though Sparks has made most of it already.
HardMath123: That makes sense. But if you let them make it in Panther, I can make a website so they can get webpages off of that. So basically our own web site place. ( So they can type 'http://mywebsite.com/' and it will redirect to: 'http://scratchnetwork.zxq.net/webssites/mywebsite.com' so Scratchers' can have their own website. ^.^
I like that—how about the winner's browser is used for that site?
I used [b], not <b>, because most of us are more comfortable with BBCode.
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Hardmath123 wrote:
Magnie wrote:
xIIV: Sort of though Sparks has made most of it already.
HardMath123: That makes sense. But if you let them make it in Panther, I can make a website so they can get webpages off of that. So basically our own web site place. ( So they can type 'http://mywebsite.com/' and it will redirect to: 'http://scratchnetwork.zxq.net/webssites/mywebsite.com' so Scratchers' can have their own website. ^.^I like that—how about the winner's browser is used for that site?
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I used [b], not <b>, because most of us are more comfortable with BBCode.
How do you know? I use the HTML tags too. ^^
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I might try this.
But no obligations
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scimonster wrote:
Hardmath123 wrote:
Magnie wrote:
xIIV: Sort of though Sparks has made most of it already.
HardMath123: That makes sense. But if you let them make it in Panther, I can make a website so they can get webpages off of that. So basically our own web site place. ( So they can type 'http://mywebsite.com/' and it will redirect to: 'http://scratchnetwork.zxq.net/webssites/mywebsite.com' so Scratchers' can have their own website. ^.^I like that—how about the winner's browser is used for that site?
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I used [b], not <b>, because most of us are more comfortable with BBCode.How do you know? I use the HTML tags too. ^^
I don't know... I also prefer [] to <>, it's just better to look at.
PS You still have to make it in Scratch, the winner's browser will probably be converted to Panther.
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Hardmath123 wrote:
Magnie wrote:
xIIV: Sort of though Sparks has made most of it already.
HardMath123: That makes sense. But if you let them make it in Panther, I can make a website so they can get webpages off of that. So basically our own web site place. ( So they can type 'http://mywebsite.com/' and it will redirect to: 'http://scratchnetwork.zxq.net/webssites/mywebsite.com' so Scratchers' can have their own website. ^.^I like that—how about the winner's browser is used for that site?
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That works.
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Bump
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scimonster wrote:
What if I can do regular looking letters and numbers? I have a sprite with them already.
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scimonster wrote:
scimonster wrote:
What if I can do regular looking letters and numbers? I have a sprite with them already.
![]()
Uhh, how will you do color? (No extra points)
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Hardmath123 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
scimonster wrote:
What if I can do regular looking letters and numbers? I have a sprite with them already.
![]()
Uhh, how will you do color? (No extra points)
It will be hard. I'll need two sets, and I'll use the color effect.
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