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Another beautiful project, very well illustrated! I had a bit of trouble with the first "Click to Continue" label. At first it did nothing so I clicked again and it switched languages on me. It worked okay the next time I tried it but there was still a long pause :)
Yes. It isn’t nice to delay without give one reason, but it needs to complete a whole translation before continue. Thank you for commenting.
(view all replies)Good stuff, this nice looking globe is am impress of
Thank you Klasbricks.
kool. i didnt get to finish it- it glitched and swithched to portugese (that is what that language is, right?)
Yes, this project has Portuguese and English texts.The texts are in a list. Maybe Java missed it up.
(view all replies)Very interesting. And I like the end.
gostei, da animação da terra.
Obrigado.
but it works still. and by the way, if someone lives on the North Pole (to demonstrate maximum displacement from the equator) the sun would not move straight, it would move in a circle.
The schematic “movement” of the Sun above the Arctic Circle is shown in the screen as an ellipse, when the Earth is blent, but if the Earth didn’t bow, the Sun would “move” in a straight line, wherever the observer would be on Earth. Think about a merry-go-round: if it were flat, we saw the public running straight, but if it has waves, we saw them waving.
(view all replies)needs some work I think... it is pretty glitchy and the english translations aren't very good. "blended"?
I’m sorry about my English. Sometimes I use the Google but it isn’t much trustable, then I translate by my self, and I’m not trustable too. Perhaps I should say “blent” or something, to say the Earth bows to the Sun. Where did you find the glitches?
(view all replies)Que lindo! E instrutivo simultaneamente.
Obrigado, Samueldora
Great educational project. It was a great fun to learn this way.
Yes. And there is so much to say about this subject, yet.
Que maravilha!:)
dictionary: I was kidding. I noticed you used a dictionary. I often did the same, but it fails as much as I do. speak Portuguese: I don't know a site with the sound of the words. I know a Scratch Portuguese Pole at http://kids.sapo.pt/scratch where I am at /users/ffred. I've made the project "Learning Portuguese" with some talked Portuguese words. I can teach you something about Portuguese Language. If you wish, contact me efe.fred@gmail.com ..//..
..//..family tree: This is a very complex program even to experienced programmers and asks for a good Database because it needs bidirectional connections. Of course it can be done in Scratch with limitations and your idea for making a gallery of limited family trees is very good. However, there is no capacity to open projects inside of a project, so, the connection between trees will be broken, soon. You could, also, draw a sprite with some part of the ..//..
..//..family and show others sprites depending on the X,Y of the mouse click on that sprite. I think I could make a prototype to demonstrate what I mean. Send me an e-mail adress to the e-mail I've written above. Besides, I need to trade some ideas with you about the suggestion you gave me under the name "Where in the World", because I'm working on it and I would like to make a partnership with you to complete the project.
Wow, you´re writing Portuguese properly.
(view all replies)Very nice story, i like the title "Our World is beautiful!"
Thank you, Dapontes. I love that title too.
I love the rotation animation! What a great educational project!
Many thanks, greenflash.
Great learning resource. I love the presentation along with the information. Amazing. Ahaan
Thank you, ahaanomegas.
This is excellent. I like the introduction with the rotating earth. Very impressive. With your projects learning is a great fun.
Thank you, Goch, for your kind words.