Is there any reason that a project should work offline but not online, if it doesn't use the microphone or anything else. It does use lists, but I thought they worked online too. The project is my palindrome creator 3 at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/tomhartley/440580 and the list on the left side should only show a number with 1 digit for every item in the list, but it doesn't online. Wierdly though, it works offline if you download it. Does anyone know why, or how I could fix it?
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tomhartley wrote:
Is there any reason that a project should work offline but not online, if it doesn't use the microphone or anything else. It does use lists, but I thought they worked online too. The project is my palindrome creator 3 at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/tomhartley/440580 and the list on the left side should only show a number with 1 digit for every item in the list, but it doesn't online. Wierdly though, it works offline if you download it. Does anyone know why, or how I could fix it?
There are a number of Java player bugs associated with Lists. I'm not sure which one is messing you up here...in general, Lists get confused easily between numbers and text strings. If you store a number in a List in exponential notation, for instance, it then treats it as a text string so subsequent numeric operations lose the exponent. That might be what is going on here.
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I am with the same problem my super monkey ball was working fine offline but when it put it online it refused to let me past the second level. so paddle2see is there a way to fix it? also can downloading the game on other computers will it be fine on the download offline?
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CDromatron wrote:
I am with the same problem my super monkey ball was working fine offline but when it put it online it refused to let me past the second level. so paddle2see is there a way to fix it? also can downloading the game on other computers will it be fine on the download offline?
Yes, it will work fine when it is downloaded on another computer. Is there a way to fix it? I don't know...first the problem will have to be identified and then a work-around will have to be put in place. Or, you can wait for the next release of the Java player and hope that the bugs have been fixed.
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