Is it possible to download (and of course compiling
) and run programs made in scratch on a microcontroller? Can it be done with a scratch mod and a external compiler? Thanks.
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Yes actually. Scratch has a feature that allows it to communicate with external programs. I wouldn't know how to do exactly what you want, but I know it's possible.
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There was a program made by Chalkmarrow. It was called Catenary.
Catenary is a Processing program that allows you to control an Arduino board via Scratch using just a handful of broadcasting blocks. See the Catenary project page for more details.
Catenary_v1.zip
There is another program called HyperCos:
HyperCos v1
HyperCosis a Microsoft Windows application written in the Delphi language which provides a bridge between Scratch and Firmata on the Arduino platform that is inspired by Catenary and works in very much the same way. It's purpose is primarily to demonstrate how to go about communicating with the Arduino from the Delphi 7 environment. The HyperCos source is heavily commented with the intention of making it easier to understand for less-experienced programmers. There isn't any documentation on how to use it from Scratch as it is expected that users will be reading the source to see how things work. However, the included Scratch project demonstrates most of the available commands.
All from the Scratch Connections Wiki.
( http://scratchconnections.wik.is/Projects ) ( though it's inaccessible because of spam, so no one is able to create accounts or even look at the pages.
Which is why I quoted the projects, hope it helps. )
Last edited by Magnie (2010-11-19 11:04:08)
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The people who aren't logged into the wiki get an error message when they open this page or see the link
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Yeah. I've sorta realised that.
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