Yep. Use scratch on DSis, IPods and more small, portable devices.
Take it EVERYWHERE.
With the power of... THE WEB.
But I need YOUR help!
So WE WILL build it not MIT!
BTW, it's priced $0.00
Note that I, GP1, take control of Go Everywhere as of April 10, 2012. On release, it will be named (on Scratch, anyway) "Comp500's Go Everywhere", to give him credit for pulling this togther.
This is now "owned" by Macrobit.
You can become a developer- just ask- choose what type at http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic … 59#p774559. BTW, I want to stay away from morphic.js as much as possible for performance issues.
Status: Developing - iOS - Status update
Hosting status: Done
The format will be just .xml files with basic code so the users' browsers dont crash.
We may implement a way to open normal scratch files with something like php. See more here.
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Official Macrobit project under Moose Tools
a http://scratch.mit.edu/static/icons/gallery/116618.png project
credit to whizzer for the name
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/images/ … ain300.png
(also available under MIT license)
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pwiter wrote:
Just an idea, maybe we could use php to convert the scratch file to a xml type format. Then make a reader to read it.
I don't know how to decode binary and how the scratch projects are organized.
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GP1 wrote:
pwiter wrote:
Just an idea, maybe we could use php to convert the scratch file to a xml type format. Then make a reader to read it.
I don't know how to decode binary and how the scratch projects are organized.
That's what we need to do. I think there is a scratch project format info page somewhere.
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pwiter wrote:
GP1 wrote:
pwiter wrote:
Just an idea, maybe we could use php to convert the scratch file to a xml type format. Then make a reader to read it.
I don't know how to decode binary and how the scratch projects are organized.
That's what we need to do. I think there is a scratch project format info page somewhere.
That page is located at http://download.scratch.mit.edu/source- … Format.txt.
I once tried to use it to get the notes out of projects uploaded directly to Mod Share through Insanity, but it didn't work.
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You guys could use kurt, a python library for reading project files by blob8108. (look it up)
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GP1 wrote:
Does php even know how to decode binary?
I think so. It's used to convert binary into decimal. More info here http://php.net/manual/en/function.bindec.php
Last edited by pwiter (2012-04-12 17:53:00)
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Yes! Everybody know about my drag-n-drop jquery plugin for touch devices? well, today I added SORTABLE capability! I'm going to start working on Go Everywhere beta 0.2 for iPhone that has a block pallete and maker!
My plugin, to make a list sortable (basic sortable), is:
$("ul").sort();
Last edited by GP1 (2012-04-14 22:59:07)
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GP1 wrote:
http://src.sencha.io/http://img690.imag … oevery.png
Yep. Use scratch on DSis, IPods and more small, portable devices.
Take it EVERYWHERE.
With the power of... THE WEB.
But I need YOUR help!
So WE WILL build it not MIT!
BTW, it's priced $0.00![]()
Note that I, GP1, take control of Go Everywhere as of April 10, 2012. On release, it will be named (on Scratch, anyway) "Comp500's Go Everywhere", to give him credit for pulling this togther.
This is now "owned" by Macrobit.
You can become a developer- just ask- choose what type at http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic … 59#p774559. BTW, I want to stay away from morphic.js as much as possible for performance issues.
Status: Designing - Status update
Hosting status: TransferingThe format will be just .xml files with basic code so the users' browsers dont crash.
We may implement a way to open normal scratch files with something like php. See more here.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Official Macrobit project under Moose Tools
a http://scratch.mit.edu/static/icons/gallery/116618.png project
credit to whizzer for the name
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/images/ … ain300.png
(also available under MIT license)
i tried clicking the "more macrobit software" in your sig but i when i clicked it it had "htp" instead of http
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stickdude123 wrote:
GP1 wrote:
http://src.sencha.io/http://img690.imag … oevery.png
Yep. Use scratch on DSis, IPods and more small, portable devices.
Take it EVERYWHERE.
With the power of... THE WEB.
But I need YOUR help!
So WE WILL build it not MIT!
BTW, it's priced $0.00![]()
Note that I, GP1, take control of Go Everywhere as of April 10, 2012. On release, it will be named (on Scratch, anyway) "Comp500's Go Everywhere", to give him credit for pulling this togther.
This is now "owned" by Macrobit.
You can become a developer- just ask- choose what type at http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic … 59#p774559. BTW, I want to stay away from morphic.js as much as possible for performance issues.
Status: Designing - Status update
Hosting status: TransferingThe format will be just .xml files with basic code so the users' browsers dont crash.
We may implement a way to open normal scratch files with something like php. See more here.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Official Macrobit project under Moose Tools
a http://scratch.mit.edu/static/icons/gallery/116618.png project
credit to whizzer for the name
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/images/ … ain300.png
(also available under MIT license)i tried clicking the "more macrobit software" in your sig but i when i clicked it it had "htp" instead of http
Oops. Thanks for telling me.
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wait wut
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Also, what happened to comp500?
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Are you going to do the Scratch 2.0 format or the 1.4 and previous format?
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veggieman001 wrote:
Are you going to do the Scratch 2.0 format or the 1.4 and previous format?
I don't think anyone has made a program to decompile 2.0 format yet.
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nathanprocks wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
Are you going to do the Scratch 2.0 format or the 1.4 and previous format?
I don't think anyone has made a program to decompile 2.0 format yet.
I probably will once it comes out :b
Lightnin told me that it will be much easier than the 1.4 format
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slinger wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
Are you going to do the Scratch 2.0 format or the 1.4 and previous format?
I don't think anyone has made a program to decompile 2.0 format yet.
I probably will once it comes out :b
Lightnin told me that it will be much easier than the 1.4 format![]()
Ok cool.
Stupid 60 second rule. xD
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The 2.0 format is super-simple; it's a zip file with the images and sounds and a JSON file containing all of the scripts and project data.
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Attention! I have released a video with a working sortable block stack. I am demoing it on my tablet, which is a touch screen. Find the video at http://db.tt/G1JjPvbe. Tell me what you think of it. This brings us one step closer to having a project editor!
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