Hello!
I am using the Scratch2Exe, it is a great tool, but I am having a problem when running a converted file. It is a game that allows the user to learn about the name of the bones.
In the game, the user needs to drag a sprite with the name of the bone from one side of the screen to another, and this part doesn't work!
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Majo Mora
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This belongs in Help with Scripts.
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Does the project work correctly when it hasn't been converted to an EXE? That would determine if it's a script problem or something else. Perhaps mjmora can test the original project and tell us if it is working right?
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This is just a theory, but if you clicked the "draggable on website?" lock button, then Jen's Scratch2EXE .image file may not support it.
I suggest using a script like this:
when gf clicked
forever if <<touching [mouse-pointer v]?> and <mouse down?>>
go to [mouse-pointer v]
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Thank you for your responses,
It works fine in Scratch before converting to an exe file.
You can find the project at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/mjmora/2202697. You can download the project and try in Scratch...
Thank you!
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Magnie wrote:
This is just a theory, but if you clicked the "draggable on website?" lock button, then Jen's Scratch2EXE .image file may not support it.
I suggest using a script like this:when gf clicked forever if <<touching [mouse-pointer v]?> and <mouse down?>> go to [mouse-pointer v]
Jens's image file does support the dragging enabling...
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roijac wrote:
you need to have the little lock near the sprite name, xposition, yposition, direction etc. open
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I believe that is what he has done. But Scratch2EXE doesn't support it.
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Magnie wrote:
roijac wrote:
you need to have the little lock near the sprite name, xposition, yposition, direction etc. open
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I believe that is what he has done. But Scratch2EXE doesn't support it.
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Yes it does...
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