markyparky56 wrote:
SeptimusHeap wrote:
Sure! Now we need nXIII to work on the upload system...
Ok, im about a third done on the multicoloured rosset, its not going to be exactly rainbow, but it'll have about 6/7 colours on it.
A rainbow IS 6-7 colors.
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SeptimusHeap wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
SeptimusHeap wrote:
Sure! Now we need nXIII to work on the upload system...
Ok, im about a third done on the multicoloured rosset, its not going to be exactly rainbow, but it'll have about 6/7 colours on it.
A rainbow IS 6-7 colors.
no, a rainbow has unknown amounts of colours, it has every colour in the spectrum, and thats almost infinite.
Anyway, iv finished it, it took a while to get it all done but ill upload it now.
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Ok, here it is: http://www.mediafire.com/?iyyjzgmm5dy
Contents:
Red
Green
Blue
Yellow/gold
Brown
Purple
Pink
black
Rainbow
Animated Rosset (Fades through 6 different colours)
And a folder with all the different frames used in the animation.
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Hi guys! Markyparky56 said i can't join but I can still contribute. Here is a block I sort of put together, it shows your mesh IP address but I changed 'IP address to 'Code' so people can understand it better. Here's the instance:
showNetworkAddress | t1 t2 t3 | Socket initializeNetwork. t1 _ NetNameResolver localHostAddress. t2 _ nil. t3 _ NetNameResolver stringFromAddress: t1. (t2 notNil and: [t2 ~= t1]) ifTrue: [t3 _ t3 , String cr , 'Internet: ' , (NetNameResolver stringFromAddress: t2)]. DialogBoxMorph inform: t3 title: 'Code'
and for block specs:
('show code' #- #showNetworkAddress)
maybe a good block idea would be (IP Address) or (Code)
Last edited by midnightleopard (2010-04-17 09:18:11)
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midnightleopard wrote:
Hi guys! Markyparky56 said i can't join but I can still contribute. Here is a block I sort of put together, it shows your mesh IP address but I changed 'IP address to 'Code' so people can understand it better. Here's the instance:
Code:
showNetworkAddress | t1 t2 t3 | Socket initializeNetwork. t1 _ NetNameResolver localHostAddress. t2 _ nil. t3 _ NetNameResolver stringFromAddress: t1. (t2 notNil and: [t2 ~= t1]) ifTrue: [t3 _ t3 , String cr , 'Internet: ' , (NetNameResolver stringFromAddress: t2)]. DialogBoxMorph inform: t3 title: 'Code'and for block specs:
Code:
('show code' #- #showNetworkAddress)maybe a good block idea would be (IP Address) or (Code)
Uh...
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midnightleopard wrote:
Hi guys! Markyparky56 said i can't join but I can still contribute. Here is a block I sort of put together, it shows your mesh IP address but I changed 'IP address to 'Code' so people can understand it better. Here's the instance:
Code:
showNetworkAddress | t1 t2 t3 | Socket initializeNetwork. t1 _ NetNameResolver localHostAddress. t2 _ nil. t3 _ NetNameResolver stringFromAddress: t1. (t2 notNil and: [t2 ~= t1]) ifTrue: [t3 _ t3 , String cr , 'Internet: ' , (NetNameResolver stringFromAddress: t2)]. DialogBoxMorph inform: t3 title: 'Code'and for block specs:
Code:
('show code' #- #showNetworkAddress)maybe a good block idea would be (IP Address) or (Code)
It should be IP. Panther is for ADVANCED members.
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Hmmm... I wonderif we'll get those joystick/gamepad blocks made... Squeak does work with Joysticks.
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sparks wrote:
oddly enough, the ip address shown by Panther or Scratch is different to the one displayed if I search my ip address :?
That probably means you have a Dynamic IP, I think.
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markyparky56 wrote:
Hmmm... I wonderif we'll get those joystick/gamepad blocks made... Squeak does work with Joysticks.
Good idea.
I'm going to work on some joke blocks, like:
length of a coffee break (forever)
answer to life, the universe and everything (42)
once in a blue moon (1.16699016 × 10^-8 hertz)
epicness of Panther (Error!)
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SeptimusHeap wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
Hmmm... I wonderif we'll get those joystick/gamepad blocks made... Squeak does work with Joysticks.
Good idea.
I'm going to work on some joke blocks, like:
length of a coffee break (forever)
answer to life, the universe and everything (42)
once in a blue moon (1.16699016 × 10^-8 hertz)
epicness of Panther (Error!)
okaaaaayy.... because those are useful maybe supplied in a release on 1st april next year
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SeptimusHeap wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
Hmmm... I wonderif we'll get those joystick/gamepad blocks made... Squeak does work with Joysticks.
Good idea.
I'm going to work on some joke blocks, like:
length of a coffee break (forever)
answer to life, the universe and everything (42)
once in a blue moon (1.16699016 × 10^-8 hertz)
epicness of Panther (Error!)
XD Nice.
@Everyone, what do you think of the rossets?
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More joke blocks:
end world (same effect as stop all)
have AI create and host a MMO for you (opens an error saying YOU FAIL)
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sparks wrote:
I like them
the cycle is much nicer now
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Yeah, it took ame a while, its got 48 frames.
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we have a pi block and an e block, how about some other useful, commonly used measurment values like distance to the moon (384403 km), width of the milky way (100,000 light years) and the amount of electricians it takes to screw in a lightbulb (100, 1 to hold the bulb and 99 to lift and turn the house).. ... ...
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sparks wrote:
we have a pi block and an e block, how about some other useful, commonly used measurment values like distance to the moon (384403 km), width of the milky way (100,000 light years) and the amount of electricians it takes to screw in a lightbulb (100, 1 to hold the bulb and 99 to lift and turn the house).. ... ...
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What about mine?
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they're joke block!
you don't seriously want those in Panther, right?
though I'm seriously tempted to put an (answer to life, the universe, and everything) block in memory of the brilliant mind that was Douglas Adams.
Last edited by sparks (2010-04-17 09:44:04)
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Ooh! Ooh! I gotz one: How many bands are needed to stop Sep from reading (Error!)
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SeptimusHeap wrote:
Why must you download them?
Because im not uploading them one by one to a place like imageshack.
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sparks wrote:
they're joke block!
yo don't seriously want those in Panther, right?
Well... We need the answer to life, the universe and everything, right?
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