Bluestribute wrote:
Cyclone103 wrote:
How would you embed if you are using Freewebs? I tried it as an image and it didn't work. I am going to try it as an applet. If that does not work, are there any other easy ways?
What? If you are talkign about me, Freewebs doesn't allow you to make an upload mechanism
I wasn't talking about you at all. I was trying to add in MY project into my site, by embedding it as a widget. However, I wound up with a blank screen, so I basically gave up. I tried embedding as an image, and as an applet, and neither worked.....
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Cyclone103 wrote:
Bluestribute wrote:
Cyclone103 wrote:
How would you embed if you are using Freewebs? I tried it as an image and it didn't work. I am going to try it as an applet. If that does not work, are there any other easy ways?
What? If you are talkign about me, Freewebs doesn't allow you to make an upload mechanism
I wasn't talking about you at all. I was trying to add in MY project into my site, by embedding it as a widget. However, I wound up with a blank screen, so I basically gave up. I tried embedding as an image, and as an applet, and neither worked.....
Oh, weird, they let me. I'll try again
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I just checked my site, and someone from Australia looked at it lol! And no, the project did not work on my site. To view my site (as you know Blues) click my sig link.
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Bluestribute wrote:
Cyclone103 wrote:
Bluestribute wrote:
What? If you are talkign about me, Freewebs doesn't allow you to make an upload mechanism
I wasn't talking about you at all. I was trying to add in MY project into my site, by embedding it as a widget. However, I wound up with a blank screen, so I basically gave up. I tried embedding as an image, and as an applet, and neither worked.....
Oh, weird, they let me. I'll try again
Which one did you do, and tell me EXACTLY what you did. I went to the html editor to try to embed it, was that wrong?
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Cyclone103 wrote:
Bluestribute wrote:
Cyclone103 wrote:
I wasn't talking about you at all. I was trying to add in MY project into my site, by embedding it as a widget. However, I wound up with a blank screen, so I basically gave up. I tried embedding as an image, and as an applet, and neither worked.....Oh, weird, they let me. I'll try again
Which one did you do, and tell me EXACTLY what you did. I went to the html editor to try to embed it, was that wrong?
No, that's exactly what I did
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But which one did you try to embed? Applet or image?
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Cyclone103 wrote:
But which one did you try to embed? Applet or image?
I copied the embed button thing Scratch put in
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Bluestribute wrote:
Cyclone103 wrote:
But which one did you try to embed? Applet or image?
I copied the embed button thing Scratch put in
What button? The blue button that says embed? Lemme go try that!
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I made a project and made the htm file of it, but the htm file shows only the animation of the second object. A bug?
Also I uploaded the htm file with my google.page.creator account and there is only "Applet ScratchApplet notinited" to see... help!
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Can we change the size of the applet? I usually like to have a larger version of most interactive programs available to open in a separte window so if a teacher is running a program on a whiteboard they can choose a larger size to fill their board. Currently all of the scratch programs are: height="387" width="482". I tried doubling the dimensions, but it didn't work. Do I need to somehow get into the ScratchApplet.jar and edit something there to make it work?
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lsquaredmom wrote:
Can we change the size of the applet? I usually like to have a larger version of most interactive programs available to open in a separte window so if a teacher is running a program on a whiteboard they can choose a larger size to fill their board. Currently all of the scratch programs are: height="387" width="482". I tried doubling the dimensions, but it didn't work. Do I need to somehow get into the ScratchApplet.jar and edit something there to make it work?
Currently, The Scratch Applet cannot scale; it is fixed size.
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stephenbrim wrote:
I could not download those file---got a fatal something error--any ideas
Well you dont run it you save both of them in a file open notepad copy and paste thee thing he has for he .htm file . Then save as "<Put anything you want here>.htm then save in the same folder as those 2 things he had (soundbank and ScratchApplet) and your project "<name of it>.sb" then just click on the htm file and wellah it comes to the game!
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My only game is dragon vs spaceBlobs....
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/winner999222/238866
Last edited by winner999222 (2008-08-11 20:09:27)
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Hi!
There's actually a way to share scratch projects on your website or in a folder on a CD or computer without posting them to scratch.mit.edu first. To do it, you need to download the following files to the directory on your website (or a folder on your computer):
1. http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/ScratchApplet.jar
2. http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/soundbank.gm
(for soundbank.gm, if you're using firefox, right-click and select "Save Link As..." to download)
After copying these to a folder on your computer, put the .sb file in the same folder. Then, create a .html file with the following contents:
<html> <body> <applet id="ProjectApplet" style="display:block" code="ScratchApplet" codebase="./" archive="ScratchApplet.jar" height="387" width="482"> <param name="project" value="testproject.sb" /> </applet> </body> </html>
replacing testproject.sb with the name of the project you want to view. This will allow you to either view scratch projects offline (in a folder) or online (on a webserver).
You can view an example of this in action here:
http://web.media.mit.edu/~nbushak/test.html
Additional methods of embedding Scratch projects are detailed here:
http://scratch.wik.is/Publishing_your_S … r_websites
Also, we release new versions of ScratchApplet.jar occasionally for bug fixes. If you're using this a lot, it may be a good idea to stay updated by periodically downloading new versions of ScratchApplet.jar from the website.
Nick
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Last edited by likegames (2008-08-21 13:54:02)
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It actually worked!
(If the project doesn't load, refresh your page.)
http://clubpionline.googlepages.com/test.htm
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Is there a way to put a game on youtube?
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zawicki1fromyoutube wrote:
Is there a way to put a game on youtube?
Not directly...you can use some screen capture software to capture video of you your project working. Then you can post the video to Youtube.
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Paddle2See wrote:
zawicki1fromyoutube wrote:
Is there a way to put a game on youtube?
Not directly...you can use some screen capture software to capture video of you your project working. Then you can post the video to Youtube.
Try CamStudio as a free, robust screen recording software.
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what abot scratch 1.3?
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This isn't working, could I have more information?
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Hi, I always thought that a website is actually very costly to make if one gets it done by a programmer or a web designer. But actually when I leart it I found that it's * easy and does not cost much except for the domain name registration.
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flickenmaste wrote:
nick wrote:
Hi!
There's actually a way to share scratch projects on your website or in a folder on a CD or computer without posting them to scratch.mit.edu first. To do it, you need to download the following files to the directory on your website (or a folder on your computer):
1. http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/ScratchApplet.jar
2. http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/soundbank.gm
(for soundbank.gm, if you're using firefox, right-click and select "Save Link As..." to download)
After copying these to a folder on your computer, put the .sb file in the same folder. Then, create a .htm file with the following contents:Code:
<html> <body> <applet id="ProjectApplet" style="display:block" code="ScratchApplet" codebase="./" archive="ScratchApplet.jar" height="387" width="482"> <param name="project" value="testproject.sb"> </applet> </body> </html>replacing testproject.sb with the name of the project you want to view. This will allow you to either view scratch projects offline (in a folder) or online (on a webserver).
You can view an example of this in action here:
http://web.media.mit.edu/~nbushak/test.html
Additional methods of embedding Scratch projects are detailed here:
http://scratch.mit.edu/pages/embed
Also, we release new versions of ScratchApplet.jar occasionally for bug fixes. If you're using this a lot, it may be a good idea to stay updated by periodically downloading new versions of ScratchApplet.jar from the website.
NickI see what u are saying but i still dont get how u make it into a HTML file.
Creating html (htm) files is really easy:
1. open a text editor like notepad on a pc and text edit on a mac (mac users should download taco html though).
2. type in the code. in this case, you have it.
3. when you save the file, make sure that all options point to plain text. then save the file as anything you want so long as i ends with .html, .htm, or any other html extention.
An easier way to do step number three is just to save your file as a .txt file, which will be plain text, and then rename the file with a .html, .htm, etc.
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