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uglysquidward · 2013-02-16 11:43:55

Zelphase wrote:
Um...can we edit posts in the Scratch Forums? I would like to know so that I can fix a post in case I make a mistake.

Uh, sorry dude, but only scratchers edit their posts. New scratchers have to wait tongue

ErnieParke · 2013-02-16 11:59:55

hskartekid wrote:
hi i'm hskartekid. i think scratch looks fun

Well it's boat loads of fun! So, I can tell you that you're going to have a great time here. smile

Anyhow, hello hskartekid and welcome to Scratch! I wish you a spectacular time here!

Zelphase · 2013-02-16 12:07:38

uglysquidward wrote:
Zelphase wrote:
Um...can we edit posts in the Scratch Forums? I would like to know so that I can fix a post in case I make a mistake.
Uh, sorry dude, but only scratchers edit their posts. New scratchers have to wait

Ah...that is okay...patience bears ripe fruit!

crystallblossom · 2013-02-17 17:27:38

Scratch is awesome!! Still finding my way around though... :-)

suca · 2013-02-18 07:15:29

Hy,

I`m new too and i`m from Romania(to bad, no?). Thank you all for sharing your projects it help others like me ( a noob) to understend the Scrath platform and his limitations.
I made this project:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/suca/3108953

after 2 day`s of study as much as i can of your work about the sound. Too bad that i can not mimic the real line of an oscilloscope influenced by sound. And that this platform can not export .jar aplication for mobile devices.(I now that the projects can be converted in to .exe(bad background its ugly for details and yes it`s work ok) and i now that can be converted also to .jar for desktop (not mobile) (have a probleme there with me microphone, after instaling java and sockwave still not working, but still its resize image background looks very nice compare with the .exe conversion).

Me thanks for undestanding Scratch to do me project goes to :
karthikeyan with : http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/karthikeyan/1018628
MartinusMeiborg with : http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/MartinusMeiborg/3023380

CarolLevin · 2013-02-21 18:39:52

Hi -
I'm in NY and starting up with Scratch with my grandson in CA. How do we share each other's projects on the scratch site? Carol

tt134679 · 2013-02-21 22:51:37

大家好！我是新來的0.0

uglysquidward · 2013-02-21 23:17:15

Zelphase wrote:
uglysquidward wrote:
Zelphase wrote:
Um...can we edit posts in the Scratch Forums? I would like to know so that I can fix a post in case I make a mistake.
Uh, sorry dude, but only scratchers edit their posts. New scratchers have to wait
Ah...that is okay...patience bears ripe fruit!

Glad you see it that way.

topazdragonlord · 2013-02-22 02:54:09

hi im new big_smile

ErnieParke · 2013-02-22 08:10:25

crystallblossom wrote:
Scratch is awesome!! Still finding my way around though... :-)

Well tat's good to hear. wink

Anyway, hello crystallblossom and welcome to Scratch! I hope that you'll have a lot of fun!

With regards,

ErnieParke

Last edited by ErnieParke (2013-02-22 08:18:47)

ErnieParke · 2013-02-22 08:14:12

suca wrote:
Hy,

I`m new too and i`m from Romania(to bad, no?). Thank you all for sharing your projects it help others like me ( a noob) to understend the Scrath platform and his limitations.
I made this project:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/suca/3108953

after 2 day`s of study as much as i can of your work about the sound. Too bad that i can not mimic the real line of an oscilloscope influenced by sound. And that this platform can not export .jar aplication for mobile devices.(I now that the projects can be converted in to .exe(bad background its ugly for details and yes it`s work ok) and i now that can be converted also to .jar for desktop (not mobile) (have a probleme there with me microphone, after instaling java and sockwave still not working, but still its resize image background looks very nice compare with the .exe conversion).

Me thanks for undestanding Scratch to do me project goes to :
karthikeyan with : http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/karthikeyan/1018628
MartinusMeiborg with : http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/MartinusMeiborg/3023380

Well, actually, an oscilloscope influenced by sound rather then voltage can be created, with a bit of ingenuity and creativity in mind. Also, Romania sounds like a nice place! I bet that you're having a great time over there. smile

Anyway just to add on, hello suca and welcome to Scratch! I wish you wonderful times here!

With regards,

ErnieParke

Last edited by ErnieParke (2013-02-22 08:18:56)

ErnieParke · 2013-02-22 08:18:37

CarolLevin wrote:
Hi -
I'm in NY and starting up with Scratch with my grandson in CA. How do we share each other's projects on the scratch site? Carol

Well to do that, all you have to do is click the button that looks like a file! The rest should be obvious from there.

Anyhow, hello CarolLevin and welcome to Scratch! I hope that you and you're grandson will have a great and wonderful time here!

With regards,

ErnieParke

P.S. I find it cool that you're doing this. smile

ErnieParke · 2013-02-22 08:21:35

topazdragonlord wrote:
hi im new

Well hello topazdragonlord! How are you finding everything so far?

Now, away from that, welcome to Scratch! I wish you lots of fun here!

With regards,

ErnieParke

alfierider · 2013-02-22 22:52:49

Hi! I hope to bring innovative and creative ideas to scratch!

ErnieParke · 2013-02-23 11:26:02

alfierider wrote:
Hi! I hope to bring innovative and creative ideas to scratch!

Well, I hope you do to! It's always nice to be creative and innovative. smile

Anyhow, hello alfierider and welcome to Scratch! I wish you lots of insights in the next few days!

StarscreamClone · 2013-02-23 11:28:52

alfierider wrote:
Hi! I hope to bring innovative and creative ideas to scratch!

Welcome! I have every confidence you will; it is our goal as Scratchers, and believe me, some amazing projects have been made here! If you ever need help, Dark Surge (me) is at your service!

m3victor · 2013-02-23 21:33:30

I just joined. Heard about Scratch from the LCL class (I'm one of the 24K folks who signed up) :-) I'm in LCL 507. I'm not really much of a computer person so I'm going to have to ask my 12/y/o to mentor me. Liking what I'm seeing of other folks' projects so far.

BobFoster · 2013-02-24 09:02:08

I am a classically trained programmer of linear code who continues to produce linearly structured programs as part of my work. My environment of choice is Visual Basic for Applications within MSExcel, and working in that environment has helped me to discover the experience of coding as 'fun'. I noticed that the preface of Michael Badger's Scratch 1.4 book also contains a reference to this experience.

I have bought a Raspberry Pi which appears to have Scratch 'built in' and I also have a Nephew who seems to have 'caught the bug' for programming. My hope is that Scratch will provide us with a shared language and development platform so we can learn together.

If anyone knows of a book or video that can help me to make the 'transition' from linear, procedural programming into object and recursion based programming, then I would be grateful.

uglysquidward · 2013-02-24 13:41:13

BobFoster wrote:
I am a classically trained programmer of linear code who continues to produce linearly structured programs as part of my work. My environment of choice is Visual Basic for Applications within MSExcel, and working in that environment has helped me to discover the experience of coding as 'fun'. I noticed that the preface of Michael Badger's Scratch 1.4 book also contains a reference to this experience.

I have bought a Raspberry Pi which appears to have Scratch 'built in' and I also have a Nephew who seems to have 'caught the bug' for programming. My hope is that Scratch will provide us with a shared language and development platform so we can learn together.

If anyone knows of a book or video that can help me to make the 'transition' from linear, procedural programming into object and recursion based programming, then I would be grateful.

Hi and welcome to scratch! Have fun!

ErnieParke · 2013-02-24 15:51:50

m3victor wrote:
I just joined. Heard about Scratch from the LCL class (I'm one of the 24K folks who signed up) :-) I'm in LCL 507. I'm not really much of a computer person so I'm going to have to ask my 12/y/o to mentor me. Liking what I'm seeing of other folks' projects so far.

Well that's good! It's nice that you'll have someone to show you around and get you started. smile

Anyway, just to add on, hello m3victor and welcome to Scratch! I wish you and your 12/y/o lots of fun! Also, remember, if you have any question, feel free to ask on the forums.

With respects,

ErnieParke

P.S. I'm just curious, what is the LCL 507 class?

ErnieParke · 2013-02-24 16:03:02

BobFoster wrote:
I am a classically trained programmer of linear code who continues to produce linearly structured programs as part of my work. My environment of choice is Visual Basic for Applications within MSExcel, and working in that environment has helped me to discover the experience of coding as 'fun'. I noticed that the preface of Michael Badger's Scratch 1.4 book also contains a reference to this experience.

I have bought a Raspberry Pi which appears to have Scratch 'built in' and I also have a Nephew who seems to have 'caught the bug' for programming. My hope is that Scratch will provide us with a shared language and development platform so we can learn together.

If anyone knows of a book or video that can help me to make the 'transition' from linear, procedural programming into object and recursion based programming, then I would be grateful.

Well, I do know of a website with several tutorials on it, though it's not aimed at turning someone from procedural programming to object&recursion programming, and the person does have a French accent, so look out. Also, you might want to skip the first tutorials because they're pretty much just explaining what each block does, which I guess that you already know what they do. Anyway, here it is.

Also, there is this nice book called Super Scratch Programming Adventure! which from what I've seen, has some really nice exercises and explanations in it. It's bright and has a few good comics so you could let your nephew use it as well.

Finally, if there's any questions that you have or any tutorial on a specific topic, then you could ask here in the forums and a scratcher or I will come along with that tutorial/answer. This way you can also ask questions, unlike with a book or video.

I hope that this helps! Also, hello BobFoster and welcome to Scratch! I hope that you and your nephew will have fun here!

With respects,

ErnieParke

Last edited by ErnieParke (2013-02-24 16:03:39)

MegaTNT454 · 2013-02-26 12:16:46

Hi I'm MegaTNT454, as the name suggests, i like blowing things up, (In Games big_smile ) so check out my projects for some good games, and lots of things containing the script:

when I receive [Boom]
say [Time for Explosions!]
switch to costume [Explosion]
stamp
wait (2) secs
Clear

I'm rather new to scratch so if anyone can give me some tips, or tell me what in the world lists do, i would be really greatful!

Thank you and GoodBANG,
Jack Griffin(AKA MegaTNT454)

Nomolos · 2013-02-26 12:40:02

Welcome to Scratch MegaTNT! I like blowing things up too. smile Especially on single player in Minecraft. big_smile

JediDude6205 · 2013-02-26 16:22:54

Hi i'm Jedi Dude and i need some help making a good scrolling game for my scratch class at school

Crother · 2013-02-26 17:15:38

Hi I'm Becky! I'm using sense as part of my OU course. When I found out that it was basically just scratch I've downloaded that so I can upload some of the projects I've been working on!

Scratch

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