jjjrmy wrote:
is there a way to convert them to .swf?
You cannot export Scratch Projects (.sb) into other file formats. However, if you are making an animation in Scratch, you can use Screen Recorder Software like Hypercam and record your video.
Oh, and don't put your email anywhere on the website.
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yep, you could use this HTML code 4 youre website: <html>
code= <body>
<applet id="ProjectApplet" style="display:block" code="ScratchApplet" codebase="./" archive="ScratchApplet.jar" height="387" width="482">
<param name="project" value="your progect name here.sb">
</applet>
</body>
</html>
(if you have problems, let me know.)
or you could upload it, click the thing that says embedd, and use that code, (but it's gotta be on the web.
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being concerned, as i am, about web standards and knowing that the use of the 'applet' tag is deprecated since HMTL 4.01, i suggest the 'object' tag be used to embed scratch apps in websites. in its simplest form it would be:
<object classid="java:ScratchApplet.class" type="application/x-java-applet" archive="ScratchApplet.jar" width="482" height="387"> <param name="project" value="your_project_name_here.sb" /> </object>
if you want to make IE happy the 'object' tag would be a bit more verbose...
Last edited by iampossible (2008-03-28 05:15:14)
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iampossible: yeah, the fact that the code in IE is much more complicated made us stay with the non-compliant code
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Hi,
I have a student who has used Scratch for a GCSE project. All she needs now is to embed it into a HTML code so she can burn her site to a CD and send to the exam board.
However, when she pastes the code given it doesn't work. I have checked that she has downloaded the correct files - she has. She has the applet, the sound file and the scratch project in the same folder as her html page.
The message in the status bar when the page loads says: Applet ScratchApplet notinited. If you click on where the Scratch story should appear the message in the status bar says Loading Java Applet failed.
Does any one have any ideas to help us out?
We will post her project on the Scratch website once it has been marked by the exam board but first we have to get it into a web page so they can see it.
Thanks for any help.
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Just to let you know that I ficed it using the code below instead:
<applet code="ScratchApplet" codebase="./" name="rudolph" width="482" height="387" archive="ScratchApplet.jar" id="ProjectApplet" style="display:block">
<applet id="ScratchShow" style="display:block" code="ScratchApplet"
archive="ScratchApplet.jar" "height="387" width="482">
<param name="project" value="rudolph">
</applet>
Also, something that may be of help to others - originally with this code not all the sprites appeared on the loading screen so I compressed the images within the project and then it all worked perfectly!
liz
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Here is an example of a website that presents a Scratch project without having to upload it to the MIT website:
http://www.g4classes.com/learningforward/scratch/spanish.html
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im trying to do a project for one of my teachers but he wants me to post the animation on his website any way i can do this?
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scratchy23 wrote:
im trying to do a project for one of my teachers but he wants me to post the animation on his website any way i can do this?
Link it?
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ok...what about turning into a movie format...
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Bluestribute wrote:
scratchy23 wrote:
im trying to do a project for one of my teachers but he wants me to post the animation on his website any way i can do this?
Link it?
If a movie would suffice and you need help in creating the movie, you can find some somewhat convoluted instructions at http://www.alice.org/community/showthread.php?p=5288
When you get to that page, search for the term "best effort" and that will take you down to the post that contains the instructions. You may or may not find the other posts in the thread useful. Only you can decide.
Dick Baldwin
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Ms-r With Scratch you can distribute your Scratch project .sb file to those you want to share with, and if they have the Scratch application they could open it on there end without you having to share your project online.
The technique described below allows projects to be posted on your own website, or even to be run from a computer without the Scratch application. There are multiple files involved, and so this approach may make more sense when burning a project to a CD for someone.
We do not currently have a way to convert to Flash swf files, but it is an idea that has been discussed and may be considered in the future.
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ihaveamac wrote:
jjjrmy wrote:
is there a way to convert them to .swf?
You cannot export Scratch Projects (.sb) into other file formats. However, if you are making an animation in Scratch, you can use Screen Recorder Software like Hypercam and record your video.
yeah you can chage them to .exe
Scratch2Exe – convert Scratch projects into .exe! - http://chirp.scratchr.org/dl/ChirpCompiler-setup.exe
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andresmh wrote:
I checked and you don't have your sb file in the same directory. I tried going here http://www.goglebe.co.uk/scratch/SpaceInvaders.sb and it returned "page not found"
I clicked...and it didn`t take me to a page,it started loading SpaceInvaders.sb
Last edited by lucien (2008-06-21 20:33:37)
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Hasn't anyone found a way to make it work yet? I really want to be able to upload my projects to my own website. I've tried loads of different variations of code and files but nothing seems to work. I think there is a problem with the ScrathApplet..jar code...
SB
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Is it possible to put a Scratch movie i made onto Myspace
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loopylew456 wrote:
Is there anyway I can convert Scratch projects to exe files?
As the mod say NO. you really have to make it as HTML
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xbox360gurl70s wrote:
loopylew456 wrote:
Is there anyway I can convert Scratch projects to exe files?
As the mod say NO. you really have to make it as HTML
My old memory is probably failing me, but I seem to remember that Jens has a way to produce exe files from Scratch projects.
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You cann't convert .sb files into anything else.
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Read this http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/deatheater/191116
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Would it be possible to upload something from a different "version" of Scratch (talking about what Jens does)?
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How would you embed if you are using Freewebs? I tried it as an image and it didn't work. I am going to try it as an applet. If that does not work, are there any other easy ways?
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Cyclone103 wrote:
How would you embed if you are using Freewebs? I tried it as an image and it didn't work. I am going to try it as an applet. If that does not work, are there any other easy ways?
What? If you are talkign about me, Freewebs doesn't allow you to make an upload mechanism
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