Scratch

Hmmmm good idea but not really necessary Imo. You can just press the stop button. 

SonicPops wrote:

MyRedNeptune wrote:

Hmmmm good idea but not really necessary Imo. You can just press the stop button. 

I mean turn down the volume while you're playing the project 

Hmmmm yeah, perhaps you're right. 

SonicPops wrote:

MyRedNeptune wrote:

SonicPops wrote:

I mean turn down the volume while you're playing the project 

Hmmmm yeah, perhaps you're right. 

Muahaha, I'm simply the best, aren't I? 

Is a smiley face really necessary at the end of each post?

Anyways, I agree. sometimes the music is really bad, and I want to listen to something else, but I want to keep playing the game, without downloading it.

Last edited by boinoinoi (2008-05-13 15:56:30)

What OJY321 said; if it's that much of a problem, do the following:

- Download the project
- Create a new variable called Volume, and make it a slider.
- Assuming the stage is what's playing the music, go to the Stage and put this script:

[blocks]
   <forever>
      Set volume to (Volume)%
[/blocks]

Last edited by S65 (2008-05-19 17:40:39)

S65 wrote:

What OJY321 said; if it's that much of a problem, do the following:

- Download the project
- Create a new variable called Volume, and make it a slider.
- Assuming the stage is what's playing the music, go to the Stage and put this script:


[blocks]
    forever [/blocks]
      Set volume to (Volume)%

funkymonkey wrote:

but i don't think that someone would want to go through that much hassle just to turn down the volume. why can't the scratch team just add a slider thing at the bottom of every project, like on youtube, where you can adjust the volume?

That's pretty much what It's like, because otherwise, when you want to do that to SOMEONE ELSE's project (keyword), you can't then. I might start doing this with my projects. Until, of course, they (hopefully) put this plan into action.

Heybrian- wrote:

Well, that would tune down the sound effects too.

Most projects don't have sound effects played by the Stage, they're in the individual sprites themselves. The volume block only counts for that particular sprite (or the Stage). (I can see many applications for this property.)

I took the liberty of designing a whole new Scratch player in Photoshop. The two new buttons in the top right corner are for volume and presentation mode. The red and green buttons simply replace the ugly flag/stop sign.

Last edited by fullmoon (2008-05-20 18:32:39)

fullmoon wrote:

I took the liberty of designing a whole new Scratch player in Photoshop. The two new buttons in the top right corner are for volume and presentation mode. The red and green buttons simply replace the ugly flag/stop sign.
http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn10 … ercopy.jpg

I really like that idea, having a full-size online presentation mode! perhaps there could be a script viewer online as well.

Last edited by Cyclone103 (2008-05-20 19:05:11)

boinoinoi wrote:

SonicPops wrote:

MyRedNeptune wrote:

Hmmmm yeah, perhaps you're right. 

Muahaha, I'm simply the best, aren't I? 

Is a smiley face really necessary at the end of each post? http://planetsmilies.net/confused-smiley-17460.gif

YES! 

Btw, now that I think of it, a volume bar would've been really cool.

piplupquaza wrote:

I like that idea! but you could just turn the volume down on your computer...

But that way you wouldn't be able to hear anything else! What she is talking about is playing the project muted and listening to music at the same time.