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I have an idea:

Run file from path [ /:C ]

joefarebrother wrote:

You can remove the message about antidote on the first page. All the images work.

The moment we do, the images will stop working.  They're hosted on various websites, including non-approved ones.  The way the forums are set up, non-approved images get stripped after posts or edits, so if we edit to remove the message, we risk breaking the library.

elfin8er wrote:

Would it be possible to connect wiimotes (Wii remotes) directly to scratch, instead of them having to go through glovepie first? I could pretty much make my own "Game System" that uses the wiimotes as controllers. It would be awesome! Would this be possible with simple custom panther blocks? All I would REALLY need are the buttons, and the IR sensor, but it would be even cooler if the nunchuk, and motion could be used, as well as the balance board, ect.

If that would be a little hard, maybe the same thing but for xbox controllers?

You would need primitives so its impossible with one block. In fact, one would make a new class. It IS possible, though.

elfin8er wrote:

dreamod wrote:

elfin8er wrote:

Would it be possible to connect wiimotes (Wii remotes) directly to scratch, instead of them having to go through glovepie first? I could pretty much make my own "Game System" that uses the wiimotes as controllers. It would be awesome! Would this be possible with simple custom panther blocks? All I would REALLY need are the buttons, and the IR sensor, but it would be even cooler if the nunchuk, and motion could be used, as well as the balance board, ect.

If that would be a little hard, maybe the same thing but for xbox controllers?

You would need primitives so its impossible with one block. In fact, one would make a new class. It IS possible, though.

So could you do it?

If I study primitives a lot. And seeing the source code for that "glovepie" application would help. Primitives are telling the Scratch application to execute some c code. Glovepie is probably written in c, so I could port the c code into scratch. I've never made a primitive though but I'll try.

Here are some 2D array blocks for BYOB:

How do you add a new block to scratch?

coolhogs wrote:

Um, I need a block that has all of the colors in the grid of Panther.

(Rainbow, in panther.)

What do you mean?  A |random color| block?

ComputerProgrammer wrote:

heat33330 wrote:

How do you add a new block to scratch?

See here.

Thanks!

Dear BlockLib team,
the german Scratch-Wiki became bigger and we wrote an article about your Block Library. While brosing through different sources (e.g. the us-wiki and this forum thread) we wondered why the website isn't finished after 1 year of development. Can you explain us why?

Last edited by webdesigner97 (2012-08-16 06:03:29)

I was working on a |random color| block, but I found an easy workaround.   

random color
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^ Color random

heat33330 wrote:

heat33330 wrote:

ComputerProgrammer wrote:

See here.

Thanks!

Actually that doesn't help.

That is the official tutorial link provided by the Block Library. 

lallaway12 wrote:

Can I have the code for a save to ()

Do you mean saving the project?

sonicgames20 wrote:

I'm using these in my mod and can I become a libarian?

I don't believe we're hiring any more librarians at the moment.  Sorry.

Last edited by Greenatic (2012-08-20 17:12:55)