Scratch

waveOSBeta wrote:

Is this still going?

im not sure... but whats there already is, is realy good!

AnonymousTom wrote:

I wish I could of seen this. The link is now dead.

parseroo wrote:

Hi All,

The NowUR link is dead (someone 'stole' that FQDN), but the google code link is still fine:
   * http://code.google.com/p/scratchonflash/
and I updated the URL on that page to point to the ec2 instance that has a running version.

Unfortunately, Flash has become more and more 'secure' over this time period, so the demo which loads from 'scratch.mit.edu' by default won't work unless there is a 'crossdomain.xml' at the root of the scratch server.  If anyone can make that happen, that would be great :-)  But otherwise, put the 'sb' file somewhere you can access it and add the crossdomain.xml there too. 

For example, entering:
   * http://ec2-75-101-154-83.compute-1.amazonaws.com/260752.sb
into the demo should work [however ugly that URL is... sorry about that].

I can't start working on this project again, but I apologize for not making the link work better since demoing is definitely useful before someone works with the code.

AnonymousTom wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

AnonymousTom wrote:

I wish I could of seen this. The link is now dead.

parseroo wrote:

Hi All,

The NowUR link is dead (someone 'stole' that FQDN), but the google code link is still fine:
   * http://code.google.com/p/scratchonflash/
and I updated the URL on that page to point to the ec2 instance that has a running version.

Unfortunately, Flash has become more and more 'secure' over this time period, so the demo which loads from 'scratch.mit.edu' by default won't work unless there is a 'crossdomain.xml' at the root of the scratch server.  If anyone can make that happen, that would be great :-)  But otherwise, put the 'sb' file somewhere you can access it and add the crossdomain.xml there too. 

For example, entering:
   * http://ec2-75-101-154-83.compute-1.amazonaws.com/260752.sb
into the demo should work [however ugly that URL is... sorry about that].

I can't start working on this project again, but I apologize for not making the link work better since demoing is definitely useful before someone works with the code.

Thanks for that redirect. Amazing flash project by the way. I have many questions but of course, I'll keep myself wondering.

Questons such as?

likegames wrote:

  it was parked

http://ec2-75-101-154-83.compute-1.amazonaws.com/scratch/ScratchPlayer.html

Bump

cds56 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

cds56 wrote:

http://ec2-75-101-154-83.compute-1.amazonaws.com/scratch/ScratchPlayer.html

You've got 400 posts! (Just to say)

Thanks marky, and you've surpassed 5000.

For every 1 post I make, you post 10.

LOLOLOLLL

This is getting offtopic, but sort of,

Because this project was made two years ago.    If anyone can get the source code for this, it would be nice. 

I have compiled the source and am hosting it at http://jsscratch.co.cc/ScratchPlayer.swf for anyone who cares. 

Interesting.

Last edited by trinary (2012-05-11 21:46:52)

MathWizz wrote:

I have compiled the source and am hosting it at http://jsscratch.co.cc/ScratchPlayer.swf for anyone who cares. 

Is it better than the Scratch 2.0 preaplpha?

MathWizz wrote:

Andres-Vander wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

I have compiled the source and am hosting it at http://jsscratch.co.cc/ScratchPlayer.swf for anyone who cares. 

Is it better than the Scratch 2.0 preaplpha?

No, it is only a Scratch player and has many missing blocks. The cool part is that it is open source. 

That's basically what the 2.0 prealpha is, minus the open source part