adasba wrote:
Something is odd about scratch! An artefact in scratch 1.4 is bothering me on a cool project called stampede. Sometimes when I press the [block]<when green flag clicked>an artefact comes up and is impossible to take it away! As soon as I am done saving it... ...it says save failed:Unknown class ScratchToolTipMorph. Please fix the glitch!
Hey adsaba, when posting about problems in Scratch, use the Troubleshooting forums instead of posting it in a topic unrelated to your prblem - that way, people can help you out more easily and threads can stay on topic.
In the meantime, try this.
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kevin_karplus wrote:
The "Is there anyway I can convert Scratch projects to exe files?" should be on the FAQ, as it has been asked several times. The answer is "no", but there are ways to incorporate scratch programs on arbitrary web sites.
This is not true. There are variations of scratch that you can open and edit your scratch file, then export it as a .exe
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What is the .sb file?
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coolboy2009 wrote:
What is the .sb file?
That is the extension of your scratch project.
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kevin_karplus wrote:
The "Is there anyway I can convert Scratch projects to exe files?" should be on the FAQ, as it has been asked several times. The answer is "no", but there are ways to incorporate scratch programs on arbitrary web sites.
The answer is YES! Jens has made it, others have made different versions, it works.
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loopylew456 wrote:
Is there anyway I can convert Scratch projects to exe files?
Yes there is. Download BYOB3, open the project, then go to Share>Compile this Project
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Hi i wander if there is a way that scratch could make the flash and java players available to download. in that case you don't have edit tools every time you want a friend to play.
plz post a reply
-Jack
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ms-r wrote:
That's really helpful thank you. In an ideal world I'd love these presentations to be convertible to swf - not possible?
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic … 12#p577912
Last edited by comp500 (2011-04-18 05:54:21)
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slayer12345 wrote:
Hi i wander if there is a way that scratch could make the flash and java players available to download. in that case you don't have edit tools every time you want a friend to play.
plz post a reply
-Jack
here is flash swf file: http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/PlayerOnly.swf
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Yeah, one day (yesterday) i got a message saying: save failed and something about a scratch tool tip morph. It wasn't a sprite, or background, just a thingy that sat there on the screen like a bump on a log. I just exported all my sprites and imported them somewhere else. I hope this helps someone
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It won't let me put my scratch projects on a CD. It says Fatal ERROR!
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This was made in 2007. Why are you discussing about it 3 years later?!
Last edited by rdococ (2011-05-20 05:07:50)
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thanks! that really helped
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tried wht it said at the start of the post and search for a while through the rest can find anything to solve my problem.
I can't get it to work on my iweb site (mac) it works normally when i only launch the widget. In the html flie for the page tht i web made it links to the widget tht i made (copy paste form beginning) i took away the html,head and body tags for obvious reasons.
so would i have to alter the code by iweb to directly put the widget in and not link to it.
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I used the above method on my project, and I have two problems. One: My sprite can't be controlled with the arrow keys anymore, and second the graphics are antialiased which makes my 8-Bit style character blurry. Please help! I'm happy I found this feature at all, and it would be great to get it to work. Thanks.
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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://info.scratch.mit.edu/Publishing_ … 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
I'd like to embed a project in a blog post on a private Wordpress site and I don't think I have access to the webserver (though admittedly, I'm not sure where I would look for that!)
I don't want to post it on the Scratch site first.
Can someone help? Can I still use the above method? If so, I need help breaking it down...
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reillydow 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://info.scratch.mit.edu/Publishing_ … 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.
NickI'd like to embed a project in a blog post on a private Wordpress site and I don't think I have access to the webserver (though admittedly, I'm not sure where I would look for that!)
I don't want to post it on the Scratch site first.
Can someone help? Can I still use the above method? If so, I need help breaking it down...
Probably not. You need to have some way of uploading the files. Although now that I think about it, you could directly link to the ones already on the scratch website.
Try using this code (you have to select the view HTML option for the page your editing on wordpress
<html> <body> <applet id="ProjectApplet" style="display:block" code="ScratchApplet" codebase="http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/" archive="http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc/ScratchApplet.jar" height="387" width="482"> <param name="project" value="testproject.sb"> </applet> </body> </html>
with testproject.sb as the project file uploaded somewhere. Actually thinking about it again makes me wonder where you could have your project file, any ideas other scratchers?
Also no guarantee that code will work, typing it on an iPhone is hard XD
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I tried inserting the code you wrote out into the HTML editor on the Wordpress site but nothing showed up.
If I have a website already running, made in iWeb, could I upload the .sb file in there somewhere and then embed it that way?
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reillydow wrote:
I tried inserting the code you wrote out into the HTML editor on the Wordpress site but nothing showed up.
If I have a website already running, made in iWeb, could I upload the .sb file in there somewhere and then embed it that way?
If the website is uploaded to the Internet you can send the link to other people, if it's offline then only you/people you show can see it
In answer to your question; yes.
Sorry I can't give you a fuller answer, it's very awkward using my iPhone, and I have to go to bed goodnight or whatever it is where you are.
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