Scratch

hdarken wrote:

juststickman wrote:

hdarken wrote:

where kind through with talking about gravity blocks. why dont we talk about what your ideas are and look at the comment talking about what scratch will be written in.

Version 2 will be written in actionscript (2 or 3 I do not know).

Do you know when?

More or less early 2011 

Why did the quit making the scratch app for ipod touch/iphone?

Make a block that makes the costume go backwards        (^^^)

Last edited by ying-yang (2010-07-07 21:09:49)

coolstuff wrote:

ying-yang wrote:

Make a block that makes the costume go backwards        (^^^)

Great idea - although we can already to that, assuming you mean switching to a previous costume rather than flipping the sprite, which you can do by pressing the "< - >" button at the top in the Sprite Pane and facing in the opposite direction.

Here's how to do the former:

Code:

Switch to costume (costume # - 1)

why dont they make a list for costumes.

Why is is that I made a thread like this and it got closed in like 5 minutes, but this one stayed open.

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

Why is is that I made a thread like this and it got closed in like 5 minutes, but this one stayed open.

That is a good question - I think your thread was a "post your suggestions here!" thread, which this isn't. The first post isn't very clear or informative, though, so I may be misinterpreting it.

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juststickman wrote:

hdarken wrote:

colorfusion wrote:

Blocks should be the basic commands for making a script, I don't like the idea of a gravity block.
I have a giant list of my block ideas somewhere, let me find it..

where kind through with talking about gravity blocks. why dont we talk about what your ideas are and look at the comment talking about what scratch will be written in.

Version 2 will be written in actionscript (2 or 3 I do not know).

what's actionscript??

The-Whiz wrote:

hdarken wrote:

The-Whiz wrote:

Not for Scratch though, lol.

And I don't think there's going to be one.

What's the point of quoting me and not saying anything?

Maybe it was a bump.

hdarken wrote:

yay im getting my scratch picoboard

That's great! Maybe you can post a topic in the Sensor Boards forum telling us about it?

They should have a way to save cookies. Like, not just so that if they press green flag it has saved info, but so if they close their window/tab and come back to it, it actually has a cookie saved. Or is that not possible for this little java bit on a webpage?

43kesseys wrote:

They should have a way to save cookies. Like, not just so that if they press green flag it has saved info, but so if they close their window/tab and come back to it, it actually has a cookie saved. Or is that not possible for this little java bit on a webpage?

Yes, certainly. However, there's always the risk of making uber-large cookies which take over peoples' computers, though I guess that risk is run on pretty much any website with cookies 

hdarken wrote:

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Cookies would be interesting, but I don't see how they'd be intergrated into the normal scratch.