Scratch

orangeoz wrote:

How do you make anything work!!!

Have you tried reading the help file which comes with BYOB?

HELP!!!!
The BYOB.zip folder is...
EMPTY????

It would be very cool, if there were a BYOP version without Elements. Sure, Elements is cool. But you can mess up a lot with that...

new BYOB 3 Trailer

Brian Harvey and I have been extending BYOB with some pretty advanced computer science concepts like first class procedures (including closures) and first class lists (including lists of lists). We'll be posting a public alpha version shortly. In the meantime, you can watch Brian's trailer

   http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/bharvey/995971

and download the full movie to learn some exciting stuff!

MathWizz wrote:

Jens wrote:

new BYOB 3 Trailer

Brian Harvey and I have been extending BYOB with some pretty advanced computer science concepts like first class procedures (including closures) and first class lists (including lists of lists). We'll be posting a public alpha version shortly. In the meantime, you can watch Brian's trailer

   http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/bharvey/995971

and download the full movie to learn some exciting stuff!

* jaw smashes through floor and hit basement floor * LOL! It looks completely AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

* Jaw smashes through first-story floor and basement floor * I cannot WAIT to use it! That looks AMAZING! BEAUTIFUL! WONDERFUL! AWESOMESAUCE!

i found out the problem for the i recieve boolean block #E is a hat block code so even if you put the code for boolean it will cause an error because #E means a hat block

Last edited by electrified123 (2010-04-20 14:49:02)

Hi nikk29,

play sound __ until <>. Hmm, that would be cool. This will not (yet) be possible with the imminent BYOB 2.99 release, but maybe later on. We just started out with the concept of first-class-ness, introducing first class lists and first class blocks. Of course, once you start enjoying this way of programming there's nothing that can stop you from wishing for more first-class data types. Just imagine if we could have first class pictures, sounds (that's your idea here), sprites, pens and even threads!

So, while you won't be able to create this particular block in BYOB I'd like to encourage you to try what we call "first-class" objects, and stay posted, because there will be more of this in the future!

fanofcena, Scratch2Exe can only compile Scratch or BYOB projects. If you take the Squeak source code of Scratch and make your own additions to it, like your own blocks, projects created with that version will not run in Scratch or BYOB, and cannot compile with Scratch2Exe.

markyparky56 wrote:

I thought Scratch2EXE just opened scratch straight to presentation mode then when you closed it it closed scratch.

Basically that's how it works, yes. But Scratch2Exe has it's own built-in Scratch interpreter (actually it's BYOB), which it needs and compiles together with the project you're distributing, so you don't have to have Scratch installed on the system you running the /stand-alone/ executable on.

No, BYOB 3 has got it's own integrated compiler.

Greatdane wrote:

When will the 2.99 beta be coming?

I'm too excited 

Same here
                                         

Last edited by nXIII (2010-04-22 20:46:56)

MathWizz wrote:

nXIII wrote:

Greatdane wrote:

When will the 2.99 beta be coming?

I'm too excited 

Same here
                                         

Me three!
                                         
                                         

                                         
  We are all in agreement!                                                                                 
                                         

Last edited by nXIII (2010-04-22 21:31:11)