In the Script variables block, once you go past 'z' it goes to 'foo' 'bar' 'baz' 'z1' 'z2' and so on
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ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:
In the Script variables block, once you go past 'z' it goes to 'foo' 'bar' 'baz' 'z1' 'z2' and so on
Yeah, that's a feature, not a bug.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metasyntactic_variable
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bharvey wrote:
Yeah, that's a feature, not a bug.
I know I already read the thing.
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To Bharvey
Wonderful, it works. See the result at the same address.
The trick is that inside the script cmd must not to be "grayed", but the command POW Void 4 must be grayed when it is a variable input
It's the same problem as in Logo the difference between :arg and "arg
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Ha! In your tools project you made a script that says things in Pig Latin!
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bharvey wrote:
And a block that does it a different way!
Oh, I found the other one!
Last edited by ScratchReallyROCKS (2010-05-19 21:40:50)
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bharvey wrote:
Skinny Gobo:
http://byob.berkeley.edu/gobo4.gif
Fat Gobo:
http://byob.berkeley.edu/fat-gobo.gif
What do the rest of you think?
The fat one should be use for the Windows icon and the skinny one should be used for the actual BYOB program.
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shadow_7283 wrote:
The fat one should be use for the Windows icon and the skinny one should be used for the actual BYOB program.
Oh, is that what you meant? I'll leave this for Jens, who's in charge of Windows icons. Why does it matter about the icon? Probably I'm missing something by having a dark screen background.
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I heard about Scratch Day in Berkley. I can't decide to go to the one in San Mateo or your BOYB discussion in Berkley. Maybe I will go to the BOYB discussion.
I don't understand much of the things in BYOB currently, but the block building feature is awesome! I yearned to make functions in Scratch and here they are!
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Greatdane wrote:
I heard about Scratch Day in Berkley. I can't decide to go to the one in San Mateo or your BOYB discussion in Berkley. Maybe I will go to the BYOB discussion.
Yeah, it's a hard choice. My plan is to go to Maker Faire on Sunday -- you should definitely go one day or the other. But I'd be glad to meet you! My event is going to be really small, only two people are coming so far.
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bharvey wrote:
Greatdane wrote:
I heard about Scratch Day in Berkley. I can't decide to go to the one in San Mateo or your BOYB discussion in Berkley. Maybe I will go to the BYOB discussion.
Yeah, it's a hard choice. My plan is to go to Maker Faire on Sunday -- you should definitely go one day or the other. But I'd be glad to meet you! My event is going to be really small, only two people are coming so far.
Sometimes smaller is better.
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bharvey wrote:
shadow_7283 wrote:
The fat one should be use for the Windows icon and the skinny one should be used for the actual BYOB program.
Oh, is that what you meant? I'll leave this for Jens, who's in charge of Windows icons. Why does it matter about the icon? Probably I'm missing something by having a dark screen background.
The icon on Windows has a really thin, not so pretty border that is small because the image is shrunk. There are also white pixels along the edge. I suggested thickening the border like the Scratch icon. But not the actual sprite.
The icon currently looks like that.
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shadow_7283 wrote:
The icon on Windows has a really thin, not so pretty border that is small because the image is shrunk.
Oh, I see. Jens's idea is to use this:
in contexts where the picture will be small. That should be in the next installer.
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I'm perfectly fine with the way the icon looks right now (not that I really care what it looks like) because my dock minimizes so I don't really have to look at it at all unless I click on it.
↑I think that's a run on sentence↑ Oh well. I'm not in English class right now so I don't have to werie.
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bharvey wrote:
shadow_7283 wrote:
The icon on Windows has a really thin, not so pretty border that is small because the image is shrunk.
Oh, I see. Jens's idea is to use this:
http://byob.berkeley.edu/gobo_eyes.gif
in contexts where the picture will be small. That should be in the next installer.
I have an idea about this, but it's too lengthy to explain...
EDIT: I thought I'd try and think up a clever icon but after fifteen minutes of drawing Gobo I instead discovered that I am a very strange person:
Last edited by fullmoon (2010-05-20 23:42:39)
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Version 2.99.013 at http://byob.berkeley.edu with a debugger! See the release notes (there's a link) for details. Yay!
P.S. Jens will be off the net on vacation for two weeks.
Last edited by bharvey (2010-05-21 00:11:54)
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BYOB3 Tutorial 3, Recursion, is now available at http://byob.berkeley.edu or in two parts on the Scratch web site. Probably most people reading this forum already know most or all of what's in this one. There will be an "advanced recursion" tutorial later but not for a while.
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Yay, tutorials!
Um... on the certificate (at the bottom of the webpage), the last two letters in my username are capitalized. Can you please uncapitalize them? ^_^ The certificate is awesome, though!
EDIT: The_Whiz is supposed to be The-Whiz, also.
Last edited by Jonathanpb (2010-05-21 05:17:26)
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Can i suggest adding help file for the new blocks, i don't have a clue what the debug blocks are supposed to be used for. Either that or a tutorial.
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bharvey wrote:
fullmoon wrote:
Somebody did read the Church numerals project! What did you think?
What do I think? The danged thing is driving me crazy! I'll get it eventually!
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