Hey guys:
I have success made a new block to open a browser
but, when I put my project on the Internet or turn into a website or transform to a exe. file
It doesn't work.
It's only work on localhost.
Can somebody tell me is their any solution about this?
Thx.
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That's because when you modded Scratch, you only modded your copy. The website doesn't have it, and neither does the EXE converter.
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scimonster wrote:
That's because when you modded Scratch, you only modded your copy. The website doesn't have it, and neither does the EXE converter.
Though if you use panther there is a Panther2EXE
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SJRCS_011 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
That's because when you modded Scratch, you only modded your copy. The website doesn't have it, and neither does the EXE converter.
Though if you use panther there is a Panther2EXE
^This. Open the project in Panther, save a .pt file, and use Panther2EXE. Panther has a built-in, easy way for you to recreate that block, but you'll need to delete the now-obsolete block and replace it with the custom block.
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ARLUMI wrote:
Thx.
I've already download a panther v1.0 to try.
But,how do I make a new block to open browser in panther?
use the same way i did in scratch?
No. There's a function called CYOB in Panther (you can find a button to make blocks in the variables tab, I think), and you can put the code you used in Scratch there.
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suneel wrote:
what is the code to make a game open in web browser? and how do u make a panther file an exe?
Panther2exe isnt working
What isn't working?
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sorry to be off topic
how do u compile a panther project?
i have this really awesome game im planning to sell, but i cant compile it. panther2exe doesnt work. itt only looks for sb files
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you have to convert it to .sb first...just use LS97's converter to convert it, then it should work!
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suneel wrote:
sorry to be off topic
how do u compile a panther project?
i have this really awesome game im planning to sell, but i cant compile it. panther2exe doesnt work. itt only looks for sb files
Wow, you're going to sell a Scratch game? Interesting...
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