Scratch

lilacfuzz101 wrote:

pwiter wrote:

the letter block says leter

Fail. That's almost as good as this stoy that i saw where they misspelled school "shcool" on the road outside one.

i know

LS97 wrote:

9. confirmed: pens don't work

Can you post a project that replicates this issue?  I've been testing pens and stamping and it works fine for me.  Thanks!

terminator68 wrote:

Also, is there a way to copy blocks? I was afraid that would be different in flash

There is no way to copy blocks in this experimental viewer.

poopo wrote:

What is error 1007?

Can you post the project link that reports this error when opened in the viewer? Thanks!

lilacfuzz101 wrote:

ricarose wrote:

terminator68 wrote:

Also, is there a way to copy blocks? I was afraid that would be different in flash

There is no way to copy blocks in this experimental viewer.

If this becomes the next version of scratch... will there be a way to copy blocks? i do that all the time and it would be annoying to not be able to.

Yes! Copying blocks will definitely be in Scratch 2.0.

ricarose wrote:

lilacfuzz101 wrote:

ricarose wrote:

There is no way to copy blocks in this experimental viewer.

If this becomes the next version of scratch... will there be a way to copy blocks? i do that all the time and it would be annoying to not be able to.

Yes! Copying blocks will definitely be in Scratch 2.0.

That's a relief - it saves a lot of time when scripting. 

shadow_7283 wrote:

yaahoo wrote:

I think it should have turbo speed. But that may be a little useless, because when I ran Dr. Freeze ray DEMO#2, Dr. Freeze ray went a lot faster.

Turbo speed messes up timing though...

We are needing it in Prism. 

cheddargirl wrote:

Oh boy, I can't tell if this is my computer, but this one causes my browser to freeze: http://scratch.mit.edu/experimental/viewproject/goch/1245848

(Using latest version of Firefox-based Flock).

It gives me a "Error On creation, TypeError: Error #1009" using Chrome 5 on Windows 7.

How long is it? I expect the longer ones (LINE, for example) would definitely kill it, while shorter ones (fifteen blocks high?) would work fine.

cheddargirl wrote:

Oh boy, I can't tell if this is my computer, but this one causes my browser to freeze: http://scratch.mit.edu/experimental/viewproject/goch/1245848

(Using latest version of Firefox-based Flock).

*tries* It loaded, but stopped responding.

This is cool but there are a few things wrong with it but there are things it does better than java.

Examples:

Con:
pocket god Scratched. Many things don't drag, the water doesn't move and the layers are all messed up.

Pro:
Li'l Ball's 3D adventure. It renders faster than java

Pro + Con:
Stickman's mission impossible 2. The sprites arn't resized but the flash player doesn't proccess all the scripts

Con:
Sorry to end this on a negative basis (Great job BTW)

Physics simulation game This is a one sprite, one script project. The flash player does not handle trigonometry functions at all.

Last edited by what-the (2010-08-15 03:19:20)

ricarose wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

I noticed one thing with my mouse xy experiment.

http://i35.servimg.com/u/f35/12/25/55/91/glitch10.png

I'm having trouble replicating this issue.  What steps did you take for the values to report so many digits?  Thanks!

You have to change the mode. I forget which one does it.
EDIT: It's Mode 3. Change it by pressing space.

Last edited by shadow_7283 (2010-08-15 13:25:43)

henley wrote:

Before I start, is it possible to stop opting in?

Yes. Once you click the opt in button, it changes to an opt out button 

I got this error message when trying to open a project:



It was for this project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Billybob-Mario/980927

To view it in the Experimental Viewer go here: http://scratch.mit.edu/experimental/vie … rio/980927