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puppetadventurer · 2011-03-06 12:29:01

Gatsby wrote:
It takes a bit more than that, old sport

totally

umik2000 · 2011-03-16 21:06:07

how do you make a scratch like project? im new here!!!!!! ; )

HaiiTehReshiram · 2011-03-16 23:45:21

Hi, Cheddargirl. How are you? Remember the Fanfic I made? I really want to continue it. Please??!!!

KojoKgosi · 2011-03-17 03:54:54

hello,

I'm new here and glad to be seeing a lot of members who would want to post. Like me...

HaiiTehReshiram · 2011-03-19 13:45:41

Hi, KojoKgosi! How are you? I hope you have a nice time at Scratch!

cheddargirl · 2011-03-20 03:20:29

HaiiTehReshiram wrote:
Hi, Cheddargirl. How are you? Remember the Fanfic I made? I really want to continue it. Please??!!!

I remember. I can't reopen the thread, however.

But just because the thread is closed doesn't mean the story is stopped (I believe I left some suggestions in your other thread regarding on how to continue your fan fiction here on Scratch). wink

RalphBoland · 2011-03-21 10:39:49

Hi
I am interested in developing software for teach mathematics/science to kids
using the graphical and interactive nature of computers. I am particularly
interested be being able to teaching a subject at a lower grade when this
becomes possible because of the computers capabilities.

Scratch looks very good for this sort of thing.
One thing I want to be able to do, however. is create my own set of commands.
In order to teach a given algorithm to kids I want a selection of tools specific
to that algorithm. I could do this by creating my own version of scratch for each
algorithm but I would prefer if I could upload my version of scratch as a project that can be loaded into scratch.

Ralph Boland

scimonster · 2011-03-21 10:56:11

RalphBoland wrote:
Hi
I am interested in developing software for teach mathematics/science to kids
using the graphical and interactive nature of computers. I am particularly
interested be being able to teaching a subject at a lower grade when this
becomes possible because of the computers capabilities.

Scratch looks very good for this sort of thing.
One thing I want to be able to do, however. is create my own set of commands.
In order to teach a given algorithm to kids I want a selection of tools specific
to that algorithm. I could do this by creating my own version of scratch for each
algorithm but I would prefer if I could upload my version of scratch as a project that can be loaded into scratch.

Ralph Boland

You can try BYOB, but that cannot upload to the Scratch site.

Chrischb · 2011-03-26 01:12:50

This topic needs to be more noticed, there are lots of threads asking about the New Scratcher and Scratcher status hmm

mw2lover97 · 2011-03-27 15:29:12

im also new and i was wondering how do you get sprites off the internet and i see people with sonic and mario sprites for people to download but how do i use there sprites on different projects sorry if this sounds confusing.

ashish71620 · 2011-04-21 07:26:35

what is it about???

7pegasuses · 2011-04-27 07:13:48

Hi, I am new here!

scimonster · 2011-04-27 07:40:21

Welcome! A good place to introduce yourself is on the ITopic: New Members...introduce yourself here! topic. smile

JPY · 2011-05-04 07:45:42

i rather enjoy spending my time on Scratch and i can't wait until i become a regular scratcher. tongue

scimonster · 2011-05-04 07:46:10

JPY wrote:
i rather enjoy spending my time on Scratch and i can't wait until i become a regular scratcher.

Who doesn't? tongue

Hot_Girl2525 · 2011-05-05 19:41:08

Paddle2See wrote:
Welcome to the New Scratch Members forum!

The New Scratch Members Forum is a place where new members introduce themselves and become familiar with some of the different areas of the Scratch Forums.

We invite you to make your own introductory post here if you want - maybe tell us what you hope to do with Scratch, or about some of your interests. Or, ask a question you might have about Scratch or the forums.

Please save posts about non-Scratch stuff for the Miscellaneous forum, which you will be able to use once you graduate from "New Scratcher" to "Scratcher".

Also, please don't use the forums for chatting - there are better sites for that outside of Scratch.

For more information, please take a look at the Important and Helpful Topics guide - it will show you a lot of useful stuff.

Take a look around and I hope you have a great time - Scratch on!

Sorry Scratch Team.
sad

ecolon · 2011-05-05 21:15:13

Uck. Dang it.

<forever><move(20)steps><if on edge, bounce>

rdococ · 2011-05-11 07:21:42

umik2000 wrote:
how do you make a scratch like project? im new here!!!!!! ; )

Do you mean you want to make a project, or make a project like Scratch, e.g. a programming language in a programming language?

wpm_ms2011 · 2011-05-18 14:17:50

Hi! I'm looking for an animation app for a surprise project for my kid, planning on using Naruto characters singing happy b-day and blowing candles. Thanks!

Kakarot121 · 2011-05-19 13:57:31

Okay, so I've uploaded 2 games from scratch. Now I am trying to create an AI character to fight, but I do now know how. Any tips? It will be helpful. ALOT!!.. Thanks :-)
Oh and I'm new :-)

emboar30 · 2011-05-21 06:03:55

TinyTorchic22 wrote:
Umm, how do I graduate? After like, 5 posts?

I assume you would have to make more posts than that, because I'm not a scratcher at the time of writing.

ArmyMan222 · 2011-05-21 20:18:51

Really cool thanx! big_smile

SonicMan901 · 2011-05-29 10:53:23

Paddle2See wrote:
Welcome to the New Scratch Members forum!

The New Scratch Members Forum is a place where new members introduce themselves and become familiar with some of the different areas of the Scratch Forums.

We invite you to make your own introductory post here if you want - maybe tell us what you hope to do with Scratch, or about some of your interests. Or, ask a question you might have about Scratch or the forums.

Please save posts about non-Scratch stuff for the Miscellaneous forum, which you will be able to use once you graduate from "New Scratcher" to "Scratcher".

Also, please don't use the forums for chatting - there are better sites for that outside of Scratch.

For more information, please take a look at the Important and Helpful Topics guide - it will show you a lot of useful stuff.

Take a look around and I hope you have a great time - Scratch on!

How Long Intill I Graduate Ive been On For 4 Months Atleast

cheddargirl · 2011-05-29 23:25:59

SonicMan901 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Welcome to the New Scratch Members forum!

The New Scratch Members Forum is a place where new members introduce themselves and become familiar with some of the different areas of the Scratch Forums.

We invite you to make your own introductory post here if you want - maybe tell us what you hope to do with Scratch, or about some of your interests. Or, ask a question you might have about Scratch or the forums.

Please save posts about non-Scratch stuff for the Miscellaneous forum, which you will be able to use once you graduate from "New Scratcher" to "Scratcher".

Also, please don't use the forums for chatting - there are better sites for that outside of Scratch.

For more information, please take a look at the Important and Helpful Topics guide - it will show you a lot of useful stuff.

Take a look around and I hope you have a great time - Scratch on!
How Long Intill I Graduate Ive been On For 4 Months Atleast

You'll probably want to be more active on the main site and the forums. Changing is partially time dependent, but activity (such as uploading projects and posting helpful comments in the forums) is the main factor for change.

niceday007 · 2011-06-01 03:23:53

I'm alex . from Mars

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#49 2011-05-29 23:25:59

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