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#3 2008-10-02 09:58:58
Re: Exporting Scratch Files
.class or .applet or even .java. I think it will be very useful to programmers to see their code, and very easy to create: scratch-website already uses Java.
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#4 2008-10-02 13:14:09
Re: Exporting Scratch Files
Other users have made programs that convert .sb files to .exe files.
Check out disc scratchr http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=5468
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#5 2008-10-02 14:04:35
Re: Exporting Scratch Files
.gif (for moving sprites (EG: forever change costume by 1 wait ? secs))
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#6 2008-10-03 13:54:49
Re: Exporting Scratch Files
Ok, i've seen the discScratch program. Factically it:
1). Copies scratch-files to the other directory. Why the size is low? Because without sample projects, sound, etc. Files include scratch.exe and scratch.image
2). Runs a <very beautiful menu> - not even a program - it's a compiled to .exe flash-file. It runs standart windows program when you need to create .exe.
So - discScratch is very poor now. We need a real compiler, that converts all the sprites into the real scripts, without wasting size.
Also interface of program is poor too - black DOS window, black screen when loading project, and many windows in a single time. Also, it should be possible to see the code of program if the ScratchTeam done real compiler, not just an .exe file.
Last edited by Nikimax (2008-10-03 13:58:12)
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#7 2008-10-04 16:07:59
Re: Exporting Scratch Files
Nikimax wrote:
Ok, i've seen the discScratch program. Factically it:
1). Copies scratch-files to the other directory. Why the size is low? Because without sample projects, sound, etc. Files include scratch.exe and scratch.image
2). Runs a <very beautiful menu> - not even a program - it's a compiled to .exe flash-file. It runs standart windows program when you need to create .exe.
So - discScratch is very poor now. We need a real compiler, that converts all the sprites into the real scripts, without wasting size.
Also interface of program is poor too - black DOS window, black screen when loading project, and many windows in a single time. Also, it should be possible to see the code of program if the ScratchTeam done real compiler, not just an .exe file.
I know the discScratchr program is poor, I agree.
It does includes the whole scratch image file - which is modified (not even by me lol!)
Dos Windows pop up all over the screen, it does not supports 1.3 yet, and a lot more things.
DiscScratchr creates files for an autorun windows cdrom - not a .exe!
To compile one scratch file to one exe file you can use the following programs:
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=4148 Jens' Scratch2EXE
or use the windows iexpress application, description can be found here:
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=5468
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