MathWizz wrote:
@s_federici Thanks for the list
You are welcome. In effect I should start having a look at the source code myself and make the easiest changes (I spent the last 2 months at dissecting the main 3 files of SNAP's source code and I guess I acquired a lot of knowledge about HTML5 canvases). But looking at jsscratchplayer.user.js I see just one single javascript line. Where can I find a more readable version of jsscratchplayer source code?
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I have a question: is JsScratch's import procedure for sb projects complete?
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s_federici wrote:
MathWizz wrote:
@s_federici Thanks for the list
You are welcome. In effect I should start having a look at the source code myself and make the easiest changes (I spent the last 2 months at dissecting the main 3 files of SNAP's source code and I guess I acquired a lot of knowledge about HTML5 canvases). But looking at jsscratchplayer.user.js I see just one single javascript line. Where can I find a more readable version of jsscratchplayer source code?
I looked at a basic project on the website, looked at the source, and found these js files:
* blocks.js
* jdataview.js
* datatypes.js
* jsscratch.js
* scratchio.js
I hope that answered your question.
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
I looked at a basic project on the website, looked at the source, and found these js files:
* blocks.js
* jdataview.js
* datatypes.js
* jsscratch.js
* scratchio.js
Thanks! In effect it was a while I was away from the JsScratch website. And I noticed the exceptionally smooth 3d.sb! Just to give you an idea of how much better JsScratch player is compared to Flash Player, have a look at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/comunicazione/2793532 where I reuploaded 3d.sb
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s_federici wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
I looked at a basic project on the website, looked at the source, and found these js files:
* blocks.js
* jdataview.js
* datatypes.js
* jsscratch.js
* scratchio.jsThanks! In effect it was a while I was away from the JsScratch website. And I noticed the exceptionally smooth 3d.sb! Just to give you an idea of how much better JsScratch player is compared to Flash Player, have a look at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/comunicazione/2793532 where I reuploaded 3d.sb
Exceptional! I'm currently on a slower desktop and it took a bit to load the Flash Player, but Jsscratch was playing in a flash (no pun intended) Great job, Math.
Also, I respect what this project has become even more. Recently I was messing around with getting scratch project data from binary and it was more difficult than I thought. I was able to read the header and things such as that, but I couldn't quite get the int value of infoSize to work with infoObject. Anyways, great job.
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No problem.
So what's the next step that you're working on?
(scratchchat?)
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Nice.
I actually was just asking about jsscratch. The other was the queer way of me asking if you wanted to talk on scratchchat.
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Mini glitch: your URL regexp isn't too good, you pick up things like a.b, too.
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New kind of problem: this project doesn't complete loading...
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You should make something like Scratch where you can create programs and upload them. I know that's sounds easier said than done, but it would be pretty cool.
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curiouscrab wrote:
You should make something like Scratch where you can create programs and upload them
If you are looking for a complete Scratch-like environment built with javascript look at Jen's SNAP. It is pretty cool. Unfortunately it doesn't load standard Scratch1.4/2.0 projects (yet).
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Any... news?
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Actaully... Yes! http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6274273/jsscratchplayer.user.js
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MathWizz wrote:
Actaully... Yes! http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6274273/jsscratchplayer.user.js
Great! Now the fractal project is working fine. Please, let me know when you have solved the other issues too
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Greasemonkey keeps saying you've updated, changelogs please!
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Ooh, yes, changelogs would be very nice so that we can know some new features. :3
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