Scratch

ok never mind, it works. it might have been just some stupid error.

nXIII, could you PLEASE give a better catagory explanation?

comp500 wrote:

how do you make a signature?

You have to read this.

TheSuccessor wrote:

LS97 wrote:

Joeman592 wrote:

please?

PLEASE TOO!
nXIII, you're the best one in squeak

I've been messing around with scratch and panther source code and I think you have to add some extra keys to the ScratchSkinXO dictionary with the names #(yournewcategory), #(yournewcategory)Over and #(yournewcategory)Pressed. These should have the value ColorForm(13x17x8). Get this by right clicking an existing block category, clicking copy name, right-click paste where you want it and right-click accept. Then you go into ScratchUIPanes, ScratchViewerMorph, initialization, rebuildCategorySelectors and add your blocks at the top. Set language to English, and your categories should be there. I presume you know how to add blocks to these. REMEMBER TO SAVE IMAGE FOR END USER!!!

(Works sometimes)

Sorry everybody who found this didn't work. My fault. Instead of ScratchSkinXO use ScratchSkin.

how would you do a kind of <glide(  )secs to change x by:(  )y by:( ) thing so a combo of<change x by( ,<change y by( ,and<glide(  )secs to x    )y

RUMCHEERYPOOPOO wrote:

how would you do a kind of [blocks]<glide(  )secs to change x by:(  )y by:( )[/blocks] thing so a combo of[blocks]<change x by( ,<change y by( ,and<glide(  )secs to x    )y [/blocks]

What are you trying to do? I don't understand

RUMCHEERYPOOPOO wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

What are you trying to do? I don't understand

Basically when you use the <glide(  )secs to x    )y    block normally it does it as an absolute position on the stage. where as I want to do it relative t the the sprite like the<change x by( block

Just do [blocks]<glide(   )secs to x   (( <x position> <+>   )) )y   (( <y position> <+>   ))

Last edited by Billybob-Mario (2010-05-26 17:13:49)

lol i was about to suggest that too 

TheGameMaster1231 wrote:

I Need Some Help, I Can't Figure Out How To Make The

<color [ color ] is touching [ sprites, edge, etc. ] ?>

It Reports If The Selected Color Is Touching A Sprite, The Edge, Or The Mouse Pointer.
If Anyone Knows How To Make It, Please Tell Me! 

Hello? Anybody?

LS97 wrote:

ok never mind, it works. it might have been just some stupid error.

How did you get it to work? I've been having the same problem.

Zorbak42 wrote:

LS97 wrote:

ok never mind, it works. it might have been just some stupid error.

How did you get it to work? I've been having the same problem.

Joeman592 wrote:

Catagory lesson PLEASE?????? ANYONE???????

ok, one first thing, you have to be using the SOURCE CODE of scratch, NOT the normal scratch image. after that do what nXIII told you. that should solve the problem for most of you. if not:

download the ScratchSkin folder and place it in the ROOT FOLDER OF SCRATCH. normally this is c:\program files\scratch

then copy 3 images from one of the categories (i.e. looks, looksOver and looksPressed) and rename them to your new category X as X, XOver and XPressed (replace X with category).

then load the skin to the scratch image by pasting ths text into a workspace:

ScratchFrameMorph readSkinFrom: (FileDirectory default directoryNamed: 'ScratchSkin')

and running it by selecting it and right-clicking 'do it'.
then add your new category to RebuildCategorySelectors in Scracth-UI-Panes -> ViewerMorph.

if that didn't work, try checking if you mispelt something. if not, you might have not placed folders in the right place or havent loaded the skin correctly. otherwise, life sucks for you 

TheGameMaster1231 wrote:

TheGameMaster1231 wrote:

I Need Some Help, I Can't Figure Out How To Make The

<color [ color ] is touching [ sprites, edge, etc. ] ?>

It Reports If The Selected Color Is Touching A Sprite, The Edge, Or The Mouse Pointer.
If Anyone Knows How To Make It, Please Tell Me! 

Hello? Anybody?

well, why would you even need that?
you can just add a forever loop to the concerned sprite like this:
[blocks]
<forever if><touching color[ x]>
<set{ colortouch }to( yes)>
<else>
<set{ colourtouch }to( no)>
<end>
[/blocks]
then make the other sprite say 'if colourtouch = yes' do this else do that