Scratch

veggieman001 wrote:

i think they should add some sort of easter egg for if you shift-click the r for all us old scratchers :')

That would be amazing. :')

what annoys me is that Comic Sans is "trendy".

When this gets released all the noobs will be using it and making awful noises.

at least it never crashes when I try to load an incompatable .mp3 sound.

Firedrake969 wrote:

dvd4 wrote:

henley wrote:

It's faster than the traditional scrolling.

by a little bit. not much of a difference though

Yes, thought the ST wouldn't implement workaroundable blocks?

forever if <[list v] contains [something]>
move (10) steps
if on edge, bounce
end

Servine wrote:

What I really DONT like is that they're making it for little-er kids now. With the easy to remember fonts and the DREADFUL simplistic colours, don't get me started on that the vector drawing is now no longer pixel friendly.

When I first heard they were implementing Vector-based drawing, I was wooting with excitement,.
Once I used it...
Completely different story.

This is why I'd stick to Importing Costumes from other Programs. eg: Paint.NET.

Sonickyle wrote:

Servine wrote:

What I really DONT like is that they're making it for little-er kids now. With the easy to remember fonts and the DREADFUL simplistic colours, don't get me started on that the vector drawing is now no longer pixel friendly.

When I first heard they were implementing Vector-based drawing, I was wooting with excitement,.
Once I used it...
Completely different story.

This is why I'd stick to Importing Costumes from other Programs. eg: Paint.NET.

Maybe they should include a bitmap editor in it too, then convert the inputted image to a vector format. That way pixels won't go missing when you shrink it and pixels won't make random formations when increased in size.

It took a long while for me to realize Shift-Click opened up the "right click" menu.

I hope creating a parse function isn't a waste of 2.0's resources. 

jji7skyline wrote:

Drag this to your bookmarks bar after highlighting it, then click it after the swf has loaded.

javascript:document.body.childNodes[0].ASsetEditMode(true);

I just got Chome and it worked! thankyouthankyouthankyou!

thebriculator wrote:

I just have three comments on 2.0:

The time appears to be extracted from my computer. Shouldn't it be Scratch time?

and, why can't we click on a block to get it's readout?

P.S. int is exaclty like floor! why?!?!

at your first, there's a reason why the block is called local

moretzprogramming wrote:

I just found that scratch2.tk links to the 2.0 editor, and no javascript required.

that's an older version though
the current version is v153b
and that version is v146

not a big fan of the new paint editor...I might just use Scratch 1.4 to paint, save a project full of sprites, and then open it with 2.0. 

moretzprogramming wrote:

I just found that scratch2.tk links to the 2.0 editor, and no javascript required.

That's my link. Where did you find this?

You also could have gone to the link in my sig. 

nathanprocks wrote:

If you Shift+Click the More menu, you can save a copy of the language file.

really ? I thought it changed to "edit block colors".

Mokat wrote:

dvd4 wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

That would be amazing. :')

yeah

+1