That is a very awesome idea! Being able to read/write HTML myself, I'd love it if I could use a Scratch-like interface! However, my only suggestion is:
(darn it! I nearly wrote <quote>!)
Make more Scratch-like names
I mean, like, instead of the HTML code on the blocks, do like:
|list item|
rather than
|li|
I can sketch up something in BYOB if you want (I had though of having a basic HTML set of blocks in BYOB before)
Last edited by whizzer (2012-06-17 12:54:04)
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bbbeb wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
Are you still developing this? If not, could you release the source code?
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MathWizz wrote:
Daffy22 wrote:
I see in the screen shot you've managed to delete the stage and sprite menu. How have you do this? It's something I've tried to do in my mod for ages!
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The ScratchFrameMorph is a container for everything. I don't know exactly what you need to edit but it is in ScratchFrameMorph.
ScratchFrameMorph createBasicPanes
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
bbbeb wrote:
Are you still developing this? If not, could you release the source code?
Yeah -- please do
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Awesome idea... but it's against the ToS. You can't have the mod be titled "ScratcHTML."
The ToS wrote:
1. You cannot use the word "Scratch" to refer to derivative works (except in the phrase "Based on Scratch from the MIT Media Laboratory")
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nxsupert wrote:
i like the idea but html is a complex languish that internet scratch sours (java ) wont be able to run.
if you think it is hard I can explain it to you! If so i'll make a tutorial!
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Daffy22 wrote:
I see in the screen shot you've managed to delete the stage and sprite menu. How have you do this? It's something I've tried to do in my mod for ages!
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Go under "Scratch-ui-panes" then "scratchFrameMorph" then "initialization" then "create basic panes", then delete all the thing you don't need.
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gbear605 wrote:
Daffy22 wrote:
I see in the screen shot you've managed to delete the stage and sprite menu. How have you do this? It's something I've tried to do in my mod for ages!
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Go under "Scratch-ui-panes" then "scratchFrameMorph" then "initialization" then "create basic panes", then delete all the thing you don't need.
I've already tried that. It doesn't work.
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Daffy22 wrote:
gbear605 wrote:
Daffy22 wrote:
I see in the screen shot you've managed to delete the stage and sprite menu. How have you do this? It's something I've tried to do in my mod for ages!
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Go under "Scratch-ui-panes" then "scratchFrameMorph" then "initialization" then "create basic panes", then delete all the thing you don't need.
I've already tried that. It doesn't work.
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Oh.
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waveOSBeta wrote:
When's beta come out?
THis is dead. Go see WebBlox.
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
waveOSBeta wrote:
When's beta come out?
THis is dead. Go see WebBlox.
Links:
Scratch thread
Website
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fullmoon wrote:
This is fantastic! I've been thinking about building a Java/Actionscript with blocks, but I'm secretly hoping they'll release the designblocks source so I can use that instead. My suggestion is that you take nXIII's advice, and perhaps consider a feature where you can select an attribute to add to a block rather than having to add unnecessary attributes with the arrow buttons until you find the one you want. Even this could get long...I might suggest an "attribute" command block that simply lets you add an attribute to the parent element. Oh, one more thing: for scripting functionality, and actually adding text, using blocks as we know them could get clumsy. Instead of the traditional Scratch string input field (for example in the [<?php [] ?>] block) something similar to a comment block would be useful to allow more room to type.
And maybe a CSS editor?
Download designblocks in 30 days and use this.


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If noone already asked for it... it would be good (for HTML students) if
- the appearance of HTML blocks would include all HTML syntax elements (e.g. <, >, ", etc). Maybe this could be made a menu option.
- you could easily visualize the HTML page by direcly clicking on a "show in browser" button
- you could define separate CSS documents (maybe having each document in a different "sprite"?)
Anyway, this looks an excellent project! Go ahead! :-)
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