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MathWizz wrote:

Hardmath123 wrote:

Settings > Safari > Advanced > Debug Console 

Would you mind giving me a log? :3

On all of them I get the same error:

JavaScript: Error
undefined
ReferenceError: Can't find variable: Float64Array

iPhone 3GS running iOS 5.1.1 (latest version)

Last edited by rookwood101 (2012-06-06 12:57:17)

I get the same iOS5.1 JS error (except for img_test3 that loads fine):

undefined ReferenceError: Can't find variable: Float64Array

rookwood101 wrote:

http://code.google.com/p/closure-librar … 64array.js?

Interesting... I'll check it out.

chanmanpartyman wrote:

Rhy recently made one that runs on .sb2 (his own extension I think). It's turning out really good, why don't you check it out @ http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12239448/js%20p … /index.htm.

wow.

chanmanpartyman wrote:

Rhy recently made one that runs on .sb2 (his own extension I think)

As it turned out (I personally tested it) sb2 projects can be perfectly loaded by the new Scratch 2.0. Incredibly enough, whereas line2tennis and other games runs smoothly on RHY's javascript player, they "die" (that is, they are INCREDIBLY slow) in the new Scratch 2.0 player.

chanmanpartyman wrote:

Hmm... it maybe trying to convert it while its running, though I doubt it. It's probably just the way RHY wrote the stuff.

The javascript code says that the conversion is done client-side. I had liked to be able to download the whole process locally. Unfortunately when I try to run the saved code nothing happens 

s_federici wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

Rhy recently made one that runs on .sb2 (his own extension I think)[/url].

Hey, what about RHY? I know the account has been cancelled by the Scratch Team. It seems incredible to me. What could a so good programmer have done to make them cancel the account? How are you in touch with RHY?

Rhy's (and anyone else's) ban is not allowed to be discussed with anyone but Rhy and the Scratch Team and anyone Rhy chooses to share that with, sorry.

s_federici wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

Hmm... it maybe trying to convert it while its running, though I doubt it. It's probably just the way RHY wrote the stuff.

The javascript code says that the conversion is done client-side. I had liked to be able to download the whole process locally. Unfortunately when I try to run the saved code nothing happens 

I believe you didn't save the sb2s as well.

veggieman001 wrote:

I believe you didn't save the sb2s as well.

Yes, thanks. And I didn't save the zipfile.complete.js script either. But, unfortunately, nothing has changed. When I open the index.htm page that I downloaded I don't see the canvas. And nothing happens when I select an example (that I downloaded locally) and click PLAY.

Any further suggestion?

s_federici wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

I believe you didn't save the sb2s as well.

Yes, thanks. And I didn't save the zipfile.complete.js script either. But, unfortunately, nothing has changed. When I open the index.htm page that I downloaded I don't see the canvas. And nothing happens when I select an example (that I downloaded locally) and click PLAY.

Any further suggestion?

Perhaps try it on a local server? I've known things like JavaScript, Flash, and Java objects to malfunction unless on some sort of server.

veggieman001 wrote:

Perhaps try it on a local server? I've known things like JavaScript, Flash, and Java objects to malfunction unless on some sort of server.

I downloaded the source code from http://code.google.com/p/sb2-js/ and everything worked as expected on my local server (easyphp). I submitted to the author several projects that don't work in the player (note: to load Scratch 1.4 projects in the player you have to load them in Scratch 2.0 in advance and then save them back as sb2.

So, if you want to beta-test... just go!

player wrote:

uncaught exception: Unknown command: say:duration:elapsed:from:

Guess what? User script time!

Download!

This is HIGHLY experimental and the chance of it working properly is very small. Visit a project to try it!

s_federici wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

This is HIGHLY experimental and the chance of it working properly is very small. Visit a project to try it!

I like a lot experimenting but, before installing, will it be easy to disable it if I don't want it to run Scratch site's projects anymore?

You have Chrome, right? Go to chrome://chrome/extensions/ and uncheck the enabled box next to the script.