ok here it goes...HOW DO U MAKE A CATAGORY IN SCRATCH?!?
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stickdude123 wrote:
ok here it goes...HOW DO U MAKE A CATAGORY IN SCRATCH?!?
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I'll help, but I only know the code for the Scratch source...
Ok. First, you have to add the category color. On your computer, go into the ScratchSkin folder and copy any of the files like "control.gif", "controlOver.gif", and "controlPressed.gif" or "pen.gif", "penOver.gif", and "penPressed.gif" and call them whatever your category will be called. For example, "other.gif", "otherOver.gif", and "otherPressed.gif". Edit them to what color you want the category to be.
Now, enter the system browser (In Scratch) and go to:
Scratch-UI-Panes >> ScratchViewerMorph >> initialization >> rebuildCategorySelectors
Look at the first part;
| catList maxExtent buttons label offForm onForm overForm b pad leftColumnX rightColumnX x y |
catList _ #(
motion control
looks sensing
sound operators
pen variables).Then add whatever categories you called the files (It has to be an even amount), for example:
| catList maxExtent buttons label offForm onForm overForm b pad leftColumnX rightColumnX x y |
catList _ #(
motion control
looks sensing
sound operators
pen variables
files other).You're still not done yet!
Last thing: Open a workspace and type in:
ScratchFrameMorph readSkinFrom: (FileDirectory default directoryNamed: 'ScratchSkin')
, highlight it, and select "do it (d)" in a right mouse menu.
Finally! Now, next time you open Scratch, it will add your extra category. Happy to help!
Google it.
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Jwosty wrote:
stickdude123 wrote:
ok here it goes...HOW DO U MAKE A CATAGORY IN SCRATCH?!?
<when green flag clicked>
<set[ confusion ]effect to( 999I'll help, but I only know the code for the Scratch source...
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Ok. First, you have to add the category color. On your computer, go into the ScratchSkin folder and copy any of the files like "control.gif", "controlOver.gif", and "controlPressed.gif" or "pen.gif", "penOver.gif", and "penPressed.gif" and call them whatever your category will be called. For example, "other.gif", "otherOver.gif", and "otherPressed.gif". Edit them to what color you want the category to be.
Now, enter the system browser (In Scratch) and go to:Code:
Scratch-UI-Panes >> ScratchViewerMorph >> initialization >> rebuildCategorySelectorsLook at the first part;
Code:
| catList maxExtent buttons label offForm onForm overForm b pad leftColumnX rightColumnX x y | catList _ #( motion control looks sensing sound operators pen variables).Then add whatever categories you called the files (It has to be an even amount), for example:
Code:
| catList maxExtent buttons label offForm onForm overForm b pad leftColumnX rightColumnX x y | catList _ #( motion control looks sensing sound operators pen variables files other).You're still not done yet!
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Last thing: Open a workspace and type in:Code:
ScratchFrameMorph readSkinFrom: (FileDirectory default directoryNamed: 'ScratchSkin'), highlight it, and select "do it (d)" in a right mouse menu.
Finally! Now, next time you open Scratch, it will add your extra category. Happy to help!![]()
It's the same on non-source Scratch.
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Billybob-Mario wrote:
It's the same on non-source Scratch.
Yeah, but it looks a little different.
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i did everything AND IT ALL DISAPEARED ALL THE CATAGORYS!
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stickdude123 wrote:
i did everything AND IT ALL DISAPEARED ALL THE CATAGORYS!
Uh-oh... That means you did something wrong...
You didn't save it, did you?! If you didn't, then DON'T save. If you did, you'll have to reinstall Scratch!
Google it.
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it doesnt work on non-sorce code.
btw, if you decide to do it (but on the source code) remember to save the image. if you don't, all of those changes will be lost so the program won't find the pictures for your new category (resulting in a complete chaos).
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btw, as image i mean scratch-type image NOT gif- or png-type image
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