Scratch

I broke the 5000 lines!
( This is my first project in my live with more than 4000 lines code    )

Some new working features:
1. Now large and slider variables are working too!
2. the effects (the things like whirl and fisheye) are working!
3. All pen blocks are working now!

Now only the midi blocks, lists on the stage,  and the [if on edge, bounce] block aren't working 

(I didn't updated the Applet)

EDIT

And there are some glitches too...

Last edited by ZeroLuck (2012-01-02 15:03:55)

GP1 wrote:

Will you update it soon? The last download link is broken.

Yes I will.
I hope in the next update you are able to open sb files on Android.

kayybee wrote:

I'll be glad to test. I have a nook tablet and all the tests work fine (at least what I think) but the paint app would be better without a pencil. maybe the new button at the bottom too.


Oh, and one more thing: whenever I install a new test, it replaces the old one... maybe the name is the same so it replaces it?

1.
The paint scratch project was only a test...
I am not very interested to make an update for it because
the app is now able to play the most Scratch example projects. I will use them
instead.

2.
The "Java packages" are the same ("org.me.scratchplayer") and if packages names are the same
Android thinks this is an update for the App. So the old App is replaced with the new App.

EDIT: You are welcome to test!

Last edited by ZeroLuck (2012-01-03 06:30:44)

kayybee wrote:

Could you make them separate? I'd like to have all of them 

It's okay I'd it's too much work (I barely started java, so um...) but it'd be cool if I could have all of them.

I might be able to help. Might. Although I'd have to learn java pretty quickly... So if you want me to help ill be glad to learn java more and faster.

I am not sure you can help, but you are allowed.
The player is (was?) nearly finished. But if you want I can send you the source code (E-Mail? )
I designed the player with many interfaces, so that the player should be working on
not only on Android!
So if you want to help, you aren't allowed to use classes which are only supported to use classes which are supported on Windows and Android!

Last edited by ZeroLuck (2012-01-05 03:08:36)

I hope you complete it.... It looked really promising.....

I woudn't worry too much - the Android Scratch via SqueakVM is more about building and running Scratch projects whereas yours is a player which would be much more suitable on Smartphones 

Simon

Nice! I am running it on my computer and it can run basics projects well!    There seem to be some costume offset glitches though.

EDIT: You also have a few typos in your block names.

Last edited by MathWizz (2012-01-05 13:02:30)

ZeroLuck wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

Nice! I am running it on my computer and it can run basics projects well!    There seem to be some costume offset glitches though.

EDIT: You also have a few typos in your block names.

Thanks!
Can you please tell me all typos?
I would be really happy!

The ones I saw were computeFunction:of: and resetTimer.

pwiter wrote:

ZeroLuck wrote:

pwiter wrote:

Can i have the source now? You should upload it to Dropbox or something and post a link here since we're not allowed to post the email on the forums.

Here it is...

playersrc.zip
Um... What IDE do you use? I use Eclipse and it won't recognise for source

looks like netbeans.

ZeroLuck wrote:

rookwood101 wrote:

pwiter wrote:

playersrc.zip
Um... What IDE do you use? I use Eclipse and it won't recognise for source

looks like netbeans.

Yes it is Netbeans!
But what's the problem?
Make a eclipse project and copy the source files...

I used to use NetBeans. But did what you said before i checked

I know how to do it with apple things. Jailbreak you device and then instal java. It's that simple. 

PullJosh wrote:

I know how to do it with apple things. Jailbreak you device and then instal java. It's that simple. 

1. This is about android.

2. Jailbreaks aren't always available, or sometimes people don't want to, or can't. Jailbreaking was not originally intended, so it can be more trouble than it's worth.