Scratch

ProgrammingAddict · 2011-09-03 16:50:20

So my school has Scratch installed, but I THINK it's only 1.0. But the Scratch I have at home is 1.4, and I'm thinking about making a project I'm supposed to do at school at home, then email it as an attachment to my school email address and download it.
My question though, if it's a 1.4 project, will it work in 1.0?

Harakou · 2011-09-03 16:56:16

It'll work, but any blocks that were added or changed since 1.0 will appear as non-functioning "obsolete" blocks.

hmnwilson · 2011-09-03 17:50:54

Sorry, but I'm pretty sure it'll give you the "bad header" error if you try. You can only load projects from earlier versions into newer ones.

Why is your school using 1.0, anyway? It was the first version ever released, and barely has any relevance to Scratch today...

IHeartGaming · 2011-09-03 17:56:08

You could also download the 1.0 .IMAGE file from here (read the project notes).

Harakou · 2011-09-03 17:59:40

hmnwilson wrote:
Sorry, but I'm pretty sure it'll give you the "bad header" error if you try. You can only load projects from earlier versions into newer ones.

Why is your school using 1.0, anyway? It was the first version ever released, and barely has any relevance to Scratch today...

Are you sure about that? I opened a project made in 1.4 in my friend's version of Scratch, which was 1.3. hmm

hmnwilson · 2011-09-03 18:08:03

Harakou wrote:
hmnwilson wrote:
Sorry, but I'm pretty sure it'll give you the "bad header" error if you try. You can only load projects from earlier versions into newer ones.

Why is your school using 1.0, anyway? It was the first version ever released, and barely has any relevance to Scratch today...
Are you sure about that? I opened a project made in 1.4 in my friend's version of Scratch, which was 1.3.

Oops, it only gives you that error with 1.2.1 and lower. My mistake tongue

gettysburg11 · 2011-09-03 21:27:11

hmnwilson wrote:
Harakou wrote:
hmnwilson wrote:
Sorry, but I'm pretty sure it'll give you the "bad header" error if you try. You can only load projects from earlier versions into newer ones.

Why is your school using 1.0, anyway? It was the first version ever released, and barely has any relevance to Scratch today...
Are you sure about that? I opened a project made in 1.4 in my friend's version of Scratch, which was 1.3.
Oops, it only gives you that error with 1.2.1 and lower. My mistake

But if ProgrammingAddict's school has 1.0, it'll still give him that message...

Thescratch3 · 2011-09-03 21:42:24

Harakou wrote:
hmnwilson wrote:
Sorry, but I'm pretty sure it'll give you the "bad header" error if you try. You can only load projects from earlier versions into newer ones.

Why is your school using 1.0, anyway? It was the first version ever released, and barely has any relevance to Scratch today...
Are you sure about that? I opened a project made in 1.4 in my friend's version of Scratch, which was 1.3.

My friend uses 1.3 and I can download his/her projects easily onto 1.4 like any other project (1.4) that I download.

Thescratch3 · 2011-09-03 21:45:11

ProgrammingAddict wrote:
So my school has Scratch installed, but I THINK it's only 1.0. But the Scratch I have at home is 1.4, and I'm thinking about making a project I'm supposed to do at school at home, then email it as an attachment to my school email address and download it.
My question though, if it's a 1.4 project, will it work in 1.0?

Idk if 1.0 will be able to handle 1.4's complexity. (Lucky, you have Scratch at school! I only have it at home sad ).

coolstuff · 2011-09-03 22:22:55

There was never a version of Scratch called 1.0, by the by. (EDIT: Oh, looks like there was! My bad!) It started at 1.0.1 (in limited availability) and went onto 1.0.2, and then 1.1, and has been going up since then. I'd expect your version of Scratch was 1.1, as that is the version most schools seem to have.

Either way, anything earlier than 1.3 won't be able to open projects by later versions, so you'll not be able to do so unless you have 1.3 or later.

As an alternative, you can download older version of Scratch here and continue on with your ingenious plan. wink

Last edited by coolstuff (2011-09-03 22:24:22)

ProgrammingAddict · 2011-09-04 07:13:10

hmnwilson wrote:
Sorry, but I'm pretty sure it'll give you the "bad header" error if you try. You can only load projects from earlier versions into newer ones.

Why is your school using 1.0, anyway? It was the first version ever released, and barely has any relevance to Scratch today...

Just realised, it's not 1.0, but it's definitely earlier than my version at home.

JSO · 2011-09-04 17:29:07

I used 1.1 a long time ago. I think it was the first version that became popular.

Why don't you just ask someone at your school to update?

ProgrammingAddict · 2011-09-05 11:11:22

Thescratch3 wrote:
ProgrammingAddict wrote:
So my school has Scratch installed, but I THINK it's only 1.0. But the Scratch I have at home is 1.4, and I'm thinking about making a project I'm supposed to do at school at home, then email it as an attachment to my school email address and download it.
My question though, if it's a 1.4 project, will it work in 1.0?
Idk if 1.0 will be able to handle 1.4's complexity. (Lucky, you have Scratch at school! I only have it at home ).

It's not that great at school, everyone else is beginner, so all we ever do is just copy the easiest scripts possible off the board instead of making our own sad

Dinoclor · 2011-09-05 23:54:00

If you have a flash drive, you can put scratch 1.4 on a flash drive and run it from there. Or a DVD.

Last edited by Dinoclor (2011-09-05 23:54:18)

Thescratch3 · 2011-09-06 00:01:59

coolstuff wrote:
There was never a version of Scratch called 1.0, by the by. (EDIT: Oh, looks like there was! My bad!) It started at 1.0.1 (in limited availability) and went onto 1.0.2, and then 1.1, and has been going up since then. I'd expect your version of Scratch was 1.1, as that is the version most schools seem to have.

Either way, anything earlier than 1.3 won't be able to open projects by later versions, so you'll not be able to do so unless you have 1.3 or later.

As an alternative, you can download older version of Scratch here and continue on with your ingenious plan.

By the by? XD

coolstuff · 2011-09-07 17:14:15

Thescratch3 wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
There was never a version of Scratch called 1.0, by the by. (EDIT: Oh, looks like there was! My bad!) It started at 1.0.1 (in limited availability) and went onto 1.0.2, and then 1.1, and has been going up since then. I'd expect your version of Scratch was 1.1, as that is the version most schools seem to have.

Either way, anything earlier than 1.3 won't be able to open projects by later versions, so you'll not be able to do so unless you have 1.3 or later.

As an alternative, you can download older version of Scratch here and continue on with your ingenious plan.
By the by? XD

Yeah... it's a fairly common phrase.

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#1 2011-09-03 16:50:20

Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

#2 2011-09-03 16:56:16

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

#3 2011-09-03 17:50:54

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

#4 2011-09-03 17:56:08

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

#5 2011-09-03 17:59:40

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

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#6 2011-09-03 18:08:03

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

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#7 2011-09-03 21:27:11

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

hmnwilson wrote:

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#8 2011-09-03 21:42:24

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#9 2011-09-03 21:45:11

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

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#10 2011-09-03 22:22:55

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

#11 2011-09-04 07:13:10

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

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#12 2011-09-04 17:29:07

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#13 2011-09-05 11:11:22

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#14 2011-09-05 23:54:00

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#15 2011-09-06 00:01:59

Re: Does scratch 1.4 projects work on 1.0?

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