Sorry, my internet's been down for a few days. What'd I miss other than MathWizz's reader website? (Which is amazing btw)
Last edited by ScratchReallyROCKS (2010-10-15 07:10:20)
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johnnydean1 wrote:
Nothing much
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Okay. I'll keep updating the website until we're ready to make blocks and sprites and things like that.
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Wait, why is MathWizz making another website? I linked to the viewer in the current one!
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Wow - this is really cool! I went onto the page it told me to go to and got a bunch of gibberish I couldn't understand - quite a bit short of the "viewer" I had been expecting... Still, it's a wonderful idea
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coolstuff wrote:
Wow - this is really cool! I went onto the page it told me to go to and got a bunch of gibberish I couldn't understand - quite a bit short of the "viewer" I had been expecting... Still, it's a wonderful idea
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It's a really good start though. It's SO much easier to understand than opening a scratch file in a text editor.
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Daffy22 wrote:
BTW: I can make a proper website for free and without any 'spoon fed' templates made by webs and weebly. I can make it on the host mathwiz is using and make my own CSS and .PHP docs!
(just let me know)
I can do that in Weebly too, I just don't know how to use CSS.
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Ok! Anyone else wanna work on it a bit? Should we use my site for the viewer or figure out how to put it in weebly? I can read the project info perfectly but not the stage or sprites yet...
Last edited by MathWizz (2010-10-15 17:23:02)
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MathWizz wrote:
Ok! Anyone else wanna work on it a bit? Should we use my site for the viewer or figure out how to put it in weebly? I can read the project info perfectly but not the stage or sprites yet...
IMO you need a website with a PHP script that sets a project to a website.
And use the ObjStream Method...
That's my somewhat-OK advice.
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MathWizz wrote:
Ok! Anyone else wanna work on it a bit? Should we use my site for the viewer or figure out how to put it in weebly? I can read the project info perfectly but not the stage or sprites yet...
I was thinking that we use the weebly site for general purpose, and your's for the viewer, like you said. I've already linked to it on the viewer page on the weebly site.
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pwiter wrote:
pwiter wrote:
OH yeah, SRR add me on the team page please! Thanks!
(If you don't know, I'm on the team now!)
It's been a few days!
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Yeah, I know. My internet was down for 2 days. I'll do it now!
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MathWizz can you decode the costumes into pictures and seperate the sprites. Then post your code from there we can all help
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Has anyone any ideas how we are going to play the sounds and get the sprites/costumes?
For the notes and drums that come with scratch and are not stored in the .sb file we may need to contact the scratch team to ask for all the notes and drums so we can play them too.
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I am not worrying about sound for now.
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Costumes not sounds
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This might work:
<script>
function playSound(soundUrl){
document.soundplayer.playSound(soundUrl);
}
</script>
<applet code="whatever" codebase="http://randomurl.com/path/to/applet/" archive="whatever.jar" name="soundplayer" width=0 height=0>
<param name="mayscript" value="true">
</applet>In the applet:
public class HTMLViewerSound extends Applet{
public void playSound(sound){
//code to fetch and play sound here
}
}It'll probably need a bit of tweaking, but you get the general idea.
Last edited by TheSuccessor (2010-10-17 06:42:07)
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johnnydean1 wrote:
MathWizz can you decode the costumes into pictures and seperate the sprites. Then post your code from there we can all help
I guess I could... I have a football game in an hour though.
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ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:
Daffy22 wrote:
BTW: I can make a proper website for free and without any 'spoon fed' templates made by webs and weebly. I can make it on the host mathwiz is using and make my own CSS and .PHP docs!
(just let me know)
I can do that in Weebly too, I just don't know how to use CSS.
Just look it up on w3schools! It's a great website!
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pwiter wrote:
ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:
Daffy22 wrote:
BTW: I can make a proper website for free and without any 'spoon fed' templates made by webs and weebly. I can make it on the host mathwiz is using and make my own CSS and .PHP docs!
(just let me know)
I can do that in Weebly too, I just don't know how to use CSS.
Just look it up on w3schools! It's a great website!
I know. That's actually where I was going to go.
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