Scratch

Not telling...

Scratch will probably die.

In 10 years I'll be -23

illusionist wrote:

turtlewarrior wrote:

Scratch will probably die.

In 10 years I'll be -23

Not possible acctually.

I thing it was a joke...

illusionist wrote:

The-Whiz wrote:

illusionist wrote:

Not possible acctually.

I thing it was a joke...

Joke? How could the death of scratch be a joke?

Not scratch dying... 
Them being -33 years old.

technoguyx wrote:

I'll give my lame English literature skills a try.

Scratch 2.4 has been released! All 3 million users on the now world-famous Scratch website are excited to see the all-new blocks such as "Broadcast [---] to IP [---]", "Change costume to filepath: [---]", "Open up URL: [---]", and of course the new beta 3D rendering - noobs ask every 5 seconds on the forums "ohplz cn u guys tel me how 2 use the 3d blox?".

Sony is considering making, with the help of the Scratch Team, a whole new Scratch program for the PlayStation 14, seeing as Microsoft's Xbox 2520 already supports playing Scratch projects on it, but not making them.

Meanwhile, the Scratch Team starts developing 2.5, said to support online play with the 3D functions, and Archmage's son enjoys his place as the most popular Scratcher - but hackers have attacked his account 3 times without succeding.

I don't think the PS14 will be around for another 30+ years. Besides, they make a console maybe every 3 years, and there would have to be 11 consoles in the next 10 years to be that high. And 2520 isn't a watcha-ma-callit of 2.

Last edited by BWOG (2009-08-24 10:08:33)

technoguyx wrote:

I'll give my lame English literature skills a try.

Scratch 2.4 has been released! All 3 million users on the now world-famous Scratch website are excited to see the all-new blocks such as "Broadcast [---] to IP [---]", "Change costume to filepath: [---]", "Open up URL: [---]", and of course the new beta 3D rendering - noobs ask every 5 seconds on the forums "ohplz cn u guys tel me how 2 use the 3d blox?".

Sony is considering making, with the help of the Scratch Team, a whole new Scratch program for the PlayStation 14, seeing as Microsoft's Xbox 2520 already supports playing Scratch projects on it, but not making them.

Meanwhile, the Scratch Team starts developing 2.5, said to support online play with the 3D functions, and Archmage's son enjoys his place as the most popular Scratcher - but hackers have attacked his account 3 times without succeding.

Archmages son... LOL What do you think his usrname would be?

I'd like to see Arduino compatibility, another open-sourcey thing. It would have to have a lot of modifications though, because Arduino is a circuit board and you can attach things to different pins, so maybe a [(whatever) at pin (whatever)] block could be made?

well, not EVERYONE, but the main groups of programming ability will get what they want/need, what is best for them. and maybe the advanced version would be an unlockable "secret feature" of the basic version, sort of like the WeDo blocks. and basic programmers would be able to download and use projects made with the advanced scratch creator without needing to download a second file. the main idea is to let user-created scripts be used in scratch, things like the Build your own block thing that Jens made (like subs and functions, it would be very useful! Jens still needs to make a 1.4 version!) and other things requested that are easy to add. The main challenge should be not being able to use it, but being able to share it. You can hack scratch for what you want, but the project won't be share-able, so the Scratch development team should add some additional way to store files of modified scratch easily. they should do that if they don't want to make the BYOB thing or the mesh or anything built into scratch.

Louis2018 wrote:

Add version 4.0


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I just wanted to say that we can see your sig, you don't need to add your icons in EVERY POST.

The-Whiz wrote:

illusionist wrote:

The-Whiz wrote:

I thing it was a joke...

Joke? How could the death of scratch be a joke?

Not scratch dying... 
Them being -33 years old.

Both were jokes. You can tell because of the whole negative aged thing coupled with the whole "Inanimate object dying" thing.

11weirdo7 wrote:

My thoughts on the future:

1.5 Support for cookies, show/hide list blocks added, along with time of sound/music variables (start from last point, skip to certain point)
1.5.1 Increased memory and space for larger projects uploaded, gravity blocks for
platform games.
1.5.2 Local computer time variables added for interactivity, new video uploading
(use at own risk)
1.6 Scratch Online feature introduced, allowing users to play with friends in real-time  and stream new variables online.
1.7 More Scratch Online features added.
1.8 Camera sensor added- detects motion, different colors, etc.
1.9 Bugs fixed with Camera sensor. BYOB feature included- but my have some glitches
2.0 Scratch support for major gaming consoles. Lite editions for programming for/with these consoles.

Basic and Advanced versions made.
Kids starting programming should try Basic, and later do Advanced if they want some extra fun and challenges. Some credit goes to users before me.

2.0.1 Increased memory and space for larger projects uploaded
2.0.2 Interface layout makeover - for more simplicity.
2.0.3 Built-in convert to exe/app feature now included, completely fixed
2.1 Create/save/load files to your computer/console's internal memory.
2.2-4? I'm losing myself here. I should stop now, it's too much fun.

I'll try making a narrative of the big 2.4 from the perspective of- me. No teasing.
-11weirdo7

It kind of got out of hand at 1.6. I don't think scratch will be ready to go online for a loooooooooong time.

Last edited by turtlewarrior (2009-08-30 19:19:30)

10 years from now much can happen, and any which way scratch will either be obsolete or gone

-technology in gaming will reach amazing new heights in virtual reality forms and tools, IDE editors, and coding will be incredibly easy, but other complex programming languages will still remain

-there is a doomsday like theory that the US and/or other parts of the world will have government and economic collapses causing for who knows what (as impossible as this seems it is much more possible than really looks like if you know what state the economy is in)

and yes this is in 10 years only, either we will thrive more or the world government will fail, if you don't believe me you're probably some stupid kid who is under the age of 13 or so and you don't know crud about the world

Last edited by dingdong (2009-09-01 19:14:06)

It kind of got out of hand at 1.6. I don't think scratch will be ready to go online for a loooooooooong time.

Hey, a guy can dream, can't he?