without it? idon think there is one because the gren flag controls everything... but there are som mods that compile
BYOB
just click share and compile project
byob.berkeley.edu
BINGO
change the extension from .bingo to .sb with LS97's converter, then use bingo 2exe
(bingoprogramming.weebly.com)
PANTHER
use LS97's converter to convert pt to .sb then us Panther2exe
pantherprogramming.weebly.com
SCRATCH
use scratch2exe
just google it because i dont know the link
and scratch to java aplet withc was madeby Zeroluck and is on the forums it compiles project to .jar this one makes the game not run in fullscreen and the flag is definetely smaller
good luck!!
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I made a more "professional" Scratch to EXE compiler that had some cool extra features and a better interface that could be used with regular Scratch blocks.
It never had a thread for itself though, so I must look for it in these forums!
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FOUND IT!
The thread that inspired me to develop it is here so it also contains some documentation.
However I shall summarise here.
Download from DROPBOX
You must have a folder called Scratch2Exe in the My Documents directory.
The icons at the top are completely removed.
You may put the following commands in the broadcast block, and they will affect the player:
scratch-quit (closes program)
scratch-fullscreen (puts the player in fullscreen
scratch-window (still presentation mode, but not fullscreen)
Hope it helps!
Last edited by LS97 (2012-08-06 15:36:05)
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LS97 wrote:
FOUND IT!
The thread that inspired me to develop it is here so it also contains some documentation.
However I shall summarise here.
DOWNLOAD FROM MEDIAFIRE or DROPBOX
You must have a folder called Scratch2Exe in the My Documents directory.
The icons at the top are completely removed.
You may put the following commands in the broadcast block, and they will affect the player:
scratch-quit (closes program)
scratch-fullscreen (puts the player in fullscreen
scratch-window (still presentation mode, but not fullscreen)
Hope it helps!
This is perfect, thanks!
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Glad it helped then!
(Although, if you used the mediafire link, it might not work, so use the dropbox one instead)
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ToJAR does not need javac. Just run the jar and a nice gui pops up. When run, the compiled project automaticaly executes the green flag. You can program the project to only need greenbutton clicks once. You may later use launch4j to convert the jar to exe.
If you are using my cli version of tojar, run "java -jar /path/to/tojar-cli.jar -i /path/to/project.sb -o /path/to/new.jar -t "Title of project in quotes"" and the jar will compile at the required location.
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