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#529 2013-02-26 14:51:25
- Devloper123
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- Registered: 2011-11-27
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Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
scimonster wrote:
TRocket wrote:
since we aren't allowed to use Scratch++ this project is now call Itchy++
Itchy++? Hilarious.
Hilarious,Itchy++ You could call it RaspberryPi+LinuxProgramCreator1.0
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#530 2013-02-26 21:44:23
- macbookacer
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- Registered: 2012-12-06
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Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
Mine is macbookacer
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#531 2013-03-04 19:10:49
Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
Sounds good! I can't help but this needs to be better known. May I make a scratch project as a ad for this?
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#532 2013-03-10 06:29:19
#533 2013-03-12 18:22:13
- macbookacer
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Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
TRocket wrote:
macbookacer wrote:
Mine is macbookacer
added. sorry it took so long.
@61clocks you're welcome to make an ad and help with testing! We expect more people will hear of this once it works...
How do i test it because i am useing a macbook pro (late 2012)
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#534 2013-03-13 03:13:29
Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
macbookacer wrote:
TRocket wrote:
macbookacer wrote:
Mine is macbookacer
added. sorry it took so long.
@61clocks you're welcome to make an ad and help with testing! We expect more people will hear of this once it works...How do i test it because i am useing a macbook pro (late 2012)
Easiest way would probably be a linux vm. Once you learn how to build it you could try and do a Mac OS build.
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#535 2013-03-13 08:58:00
Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
TRocket wrote:
macbookacer wrote:
TRocket wrote:
added. sorry it took so long.
@61clocks you're welcome to make an ad and help with testing! We expect more people will hear of this once it works...How do i test it because i am useing a macbook pro (late 2012)
Easiest way would probably be a linux vm. Once you learn how to build it you could try and do a Mac OS build.
Or... You can download the Qt 5 Libraries along with Qt Creator, clone the repo and then open it using Qt Creator and compile.
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#539 2013-04-06 04:37:07
- Zeusking19
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- Registered: 2011-07-10
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Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
TRocket wrote:
mrsrec wrote:
Okay...Getting To The Point...This Place Is Dead.
kinda... It would be revived however if some more developers join...
Yep... I am too busy with my other projects now to really help.
Sorry guys
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#540 2013-04-07 07:21:08
- nathanprocks
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Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
Zeusking19 wrote:
TRocket wrote:
mrsrec wrote:
Okay...Getting To The Point...This Place Is Dead.
kinda... It would be revived however if some more developers join...
Yep... I am too busy with my other projects now to really help.
Sorry guys
I would help, but I am a n00b at C++. I am slowly learning it when I feel like it though (which isn't often).
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#541 2013-04-29 07:58:51
you should 
.. Scratch anyway 
#542 2013-04-29 13:24:45
#543 2013-04-29 15:11:14
Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
TRocket wrote:
omc1223 wrote:
I partly know python if that is uuefull
We would probably use python for a test framework and possibly API but it's too slow to use for the main app
It's certainly not slower than what Scratch can do now, anyway Scratch places delays between blocks, so...
I still don't get it why you don't come over to M30W, I got the editing fully running, I can render Sprites (takes approx. 0.01s with 40 sprites, btw) and I will start running Scripts in two weeks.
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#544 2013-04-30 02:42:22
Re: Itchy++ - a Scratch C++ Port
roijac wrote:
TRocket wrote:
omc1223 wrote:
I partly know python if that is uuefull
We would probably use python for a test framework and possibly API but it's too slow to use for the main app
It's certainly not slower than what Scratch can do now, anyway Scratch places delays between blocks, so...
I still don't get it why you don't come over to M30W, I got the editing fully running, I can render Sprites (takes approx. 0.01s with 40 sprites, btw) and I will start running Scripts in two weeks.
Our aim is to get itchy to run faster than current scratch does on the raspberry pi. Normally, I would say that python would be fine to use for a ui(with an execution engine written in C/++). However in the case of the pi, we need it to be as responsive as possible...
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