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How do you make a scratch project into a stand alone application on a mac? So it does not need scratch to run it, when you open it it does not go to the editor etc etc... Can you do that on a mac?? If you can, how do you do it? : )?
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There are some programs like Jens' Scratch2Exe that will do that, but I don't know if you can use an .exe. I don't have a Mac, so what do I know
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painthorseluvr wrote:
There are some programs like Jens' Scratch2Exe that will do that, but I don't know if you can use an .exe. I don't have a Mac, so what do I know
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As far as I know, Jen's Scratch2Exe will only work on Windows computers. I don't know of a solution for the Mac platform.
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Where do you download Jens' Scratch2Exe?
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You can download Scratch2Exe from http://chirp.scratchr.org However it is currently only useful for Scratch v. 1.2.1 compatible projects and will *not* work for v.1.3. projects until the updated source code comes out, which might take another while.
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Louisrulz wrote:
How do you make a scratch project into a stand alone application on a mac? So it does not need scratch to run it, when you open it it does not go to the editor etc etc... Can you do that on a mac?? If you can, how do you do it? : )?
I may have dreamed this, but I seem to recall that it is possible to convert a Scratch project to a local Java applet. Not quite the same as a stand-alone exe file, but effectively stand alone for computers with the Java JRE installed.
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Yes You Can!
make Scratch into a standalone on any computer!
Right column of the Scratch site with your program:
click Embed and *copy* the applet script
paste in a simple html file
...save as *anyName*.html
...open with a browser or RealPlayer (which is nice for games!)
Love... from Mother
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Simple html:
<html>
<head>
<title>
YouNameIt!
</title>
<body>
*Paste applet here*
</body>
</html>
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Try this:
On a Windows, run the Chirp compiler.
Take the .image file that shows up in the folder
Transfer it to your mac via memory stick.
Open it with the Scratch application.
(This is untested and I am very unsure as to whether there is an image in the folder, but you never know, eh?)
UPDATE: Tested and no workingness
Last edited by coolstuff (2008-12-30 14:48:57)
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coolstuff...
Well technically no program stands alone...they all run on the os.
just giving a quick way to share games with friends when they don't do Scratch or if one doesn't have a website.
Liked your website...disappointed I always was HP in the quiz!
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