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I'm creating a jquery script for the palettes. here is what I have so far. you need two pics of each palettes. one when it is up (ex. control.gif) and one when it is clicked (controlPressed.gif). anyway, here it is:

$(document).ready(function(){
$('#control').click(function(){
$('#motion').attr({src: 'motion.gif'});
$('#looks').attr({src: 'looks.gif'});
$('#sound').attr({src: 'sound.gif'});
$('#pen').attr({src: 'pen.gif'});
$('#sensing').attr({src: 'sensing.gif'});
$('#operators').attr({src: 'operators.gif'});
$('#variables').attr({src: 'variables.gif'});
$('#control').attr({src: 'controlPressed.gif'});
});
$('#motion').click(function(){
$('#motion').attr({src: 'motionPressed.gif'});
$('#looks').attr({src: 'looks.gif'});
$('#sound').attr({src: 'sound.gif'});
$('#pen').attr({src: 'pen.gif'});
$('#sensing').attr({src: 'sensing.gif'});
$('#operators').attr({src: 'operators.gif'});
$('#variables').attr({src: 'variables.gif'});
$('#control').attr({src: 'control.gif'});
});
$('#looks').click(function(){
$('#motion').attr({src: 'motion.gif'});
$('#looks').attr({src: 'looksPressed.gif'});
$('#sound').attr({src: 'sound.gif'});
$('#pen').attr({src: 'pen.gif'});
$('#sensing').attr({src: 'sensing.gif'});
$('#operators').attr({src: 'operators.gif'});
$('#variables').attr({src: 'variables.gif'});
$('#control').attr({src: 'control.gif'});
});
$('#sound').click(function(){
$('#motion').attr({src: 'motion.gif'});
$('#looks').attr({src: 'looks.gif'});
$('#sound').attr({src: 'soundPressed.gif'});
$('#pen').attr({src: 'pen.gif'});
$('#sensing').attr({src: 'sensing.gif'});
$('#operators').attr({src: 'operators.gif'});
$('#variables').attr({src: 'variables.gif'});
$('#control').attr({src: 'control.gif'});
});
$('#pen').click(function(){
$('#motion').attr({src: 'motion.gif'});
$('#looks').attr({src: 'looks.gif'});
$('#sound').attr({src: 'sound.gif'});
$('#pen').attr({src: 'penPressed.gif'});
$('#sensing').attr({src: 'sensing.gif'});
$('#operators').attr({src: 'operators.gif'});
$('#variables').attr({src: 'variables.gif'});
$('#control').attr({src: 'control.gif'});
});
$('#sensing').click(function(){
$('#motion').attr({src: 'motion.gif'});
$('#looks').attr({src: 'looks.gif'});
$('#sound').attr({src: 'sound.gif'});
$('#pen').attr({src: 'pen.gif'});
$('#sensing').attr({src: 'sensingPressed.gif'});
$('#operators').attr({src: 'operators.gif'});
$('#variables').attr({src: 'variables.gif'});
$('#control').attr({src: 'control.gif'});
});
$('#operators').click(function(){
$('#motion').attr({src: 'motion.gif'});
$('#looks').attr({src: 'looks.gif'});
$('#sound').attr({src: 'sound.gif'});
$('#pen').attr({src: 'pen.gif'});
$('#sensing').attr({src: 'sensing.gif'});
$('#operators').attr({src: 'operatorsPressed.gif'});
$('#variables').attr({src: 'variables.gif'});
$('#control').attr({src: 'control.gif'});
});
$('#variables').click(function(){
$('#motion').attr({src: 'motion.gif'});
$('#looks').attr({src: 'looks.gif'});
$('#sound').attr({src: 'sound.gif'});
$('#pen').attr({src: 'pen.gif'});
$('#sensing').attr({src: 'sensing.gif'});
$('#operators').attr({src: 'operators.gif'});
$('#variables').attr({src: 'variablesPressed.gif'});
$('#control').attr({src: 'control.gif'});
});
});

also, in the body, you need:

<div>
<img src="motion.gif" id="motion"><img src="control.gif" id="control"><br />
<img src="looks.gif" id="looks"><img src="sensing.gif" id="sensing"><br />
<img src="sound.gif" id="sound"><img src="operators.gif" id="operators"><br />
<img src="pen.gif" id="pen"><img src="variables.gif" id="variables"><br />
</div>

Just remember to have jquery in the web page. You can also look here. there is probably (and there is) a better way to do this.

I tried test it on the ds but it wouldnt work, do I need to compile the files or something?
This is what I did:

But i did not compile it.

Last edited by dav09 (2011-07-04 08:02:29)

dav09 wrote:

I tried test it on the ds but it wouldnt work, do I need to compile the files or something?
This is what I did:
http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/1949/78482114.png
But i did not compile it.

Go Chrome!
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You're not supposed to download it to your SD card, you're supposed to view it on the browser!

dav09 wrote:

I tried test it on the ds but it wouldnt work, do I need to compile the files or something?
This is what I did:

But i did not compile it.

look on the ds download page for kitcat again. I found a compiled nds file. I found out that you need to compile it to make it work. try the directions again. it will work this time.

Last edited by GP1 (2011-07-04 15:20:15)

jslomba wrote:

how's the iPhone version coming along?

we are working on all the versions together at one time.

whizzer wrote:

jslomba wrote:

TornFusion wrote:

really? I didn't think the DS lite had internet!

me too. IT DOESNT.

Wait

Did u copy the app on to ur ds?

let's just let him test it.

Ill take a picture to prove it if you want. you have to buy the game to get it to work
edit: this is it(not my image)

If your not doing scratch the browser way on ds then theres no point of me testing(unless you need more ds testers)
With the ds version: sorry If I sound dumb but it says can not load squeak.image when I load the ds version.

Last edited by dav09 (2011-07-05 07:29:48)

GP1 wrote:

yay! page 17! WOOT
EDIT: sorry, comp500, I know that that's your job to say that.     

XD 

First of all, Regular DS has no internet. Other than that could I test on DSi?

GP1 wrote:

jslomba wrote:

how's the iPhone version coming along?

we are working on all the versions together at one time.

okay. is there a currently stable version I can test?

jslomba wrote:

GP1 wrote:

jslomba wrote:

how's the iPhone version coming along?

we are working on all the versions together at one time.

okay. is there a currently stable version I can test?

BTW, I'll try to make a little version for you, though it willl only have two blocks and you can't stack them together to make a script, but when you click the green flag, then they both will activate at the same time (that's what I think, I might be able to pull off one or two blocks more and stack them    )

hey, at least it works (kinda, just a couple more bugs). I think that I agree with you. I googled it, and it said on the ds site that if the error popped up that said "Insufficient memory" then you don't have enough ram/rom (enough space to run it and enough space to make other files :p ). the image takes a HUGE hunk of memory! (like, 500mb on my computer    ) also, how big is your micro sd card? it might not hold the whole thing    but, maybe it will    if you really want to, then you can delete some of your games. it will probably work. thanks for testing. if you do get it to work, and you don't enjoy it, then you can rename the scratch image and use it instead, but kitcat has more blocks 

Last edited by GP1 (2011-07-05 13:42:40)

I think I have another micro sd in my house thats not used and has noting on it so if i find it ill use it. My micro sd now only has 2 gb so If i find an empty one that i dont use ill test it on that one. 

ImagineIt wrote:

How do you test?

Just try it out... go to the link...