novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

CatsUnited wrote:

novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

What if you sent a mass request?

novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

cheeseeater wrote:

novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

That'd be great, although I don't think the ST would allow a fairly un-established project onto their CDN.

novice27b wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

That'd be great, although I don't think the ST would allow a fairly un-established project onto their CDN.

Anyone can publish anything to the CDN. There are no restrictions.

GrannyCookies wrote:

novice27b wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

That'd be great, although I don't think the ST would allow a fairly un-established project onto their CDN.

Anyone can publish anything to the CDN. There are no restrictions.

Is there like, an API for it?

novice27b wrote:

GrannyCookies wrote:

novice27b wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

That'd be great, although I don't think the ST would allow a fairly un-established project onto their CDN.

Anyone can publish anything to the CDN. There are no restrictions.

Is there like, an API for it?

Not officially. You just have to POST your file to https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/internalapi/asset/FILEHASHGOESHERE/set/

novice27b wrote:

GrannyCookies wrote:

novice27b wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

That'd be great, although I don't think the ST would allow a fairly un-established project onto their CDN.

Anyone can publish anything to the CDN. There are no restrictions.

Is there like, an API for it?

Not officially. You just have to POST your file to https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/internalapi/asset/FILEHASHGOESHERE/set/

novice27b wrote:

Have you guys considered hosting your assets on the Scratch CDN?

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

WHY DOES OPENSPRITES KEEP FREEZING MY COMPUTER??????

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

WHY DOES OPENSPRITES KEEP FREEZING MY COMPUTER??????

cheeseeater wrote:

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

WHY DOES OPENSPRITES KEEP FREEZING MY COMPUTER??????

No need for caps.

Please give us some specs to help us diagnose the problem. I'm using a fairly low spec PC: Windows XP, 1GB RAM, and a Chome mod (Iron), and the site works without a problem. Keep in mind that OpenSprites uses fancy js mumbo-jumbo for the audio visualizer, and could cause you a problem with an incapable browser (although non-compatible browsers shouldn't load the visualizer).

Do you think a ‘no-script’ mode could solve this lag/freezing issue?

andrewjcole wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

WHY DOES OPENSPRITES KEEP FREEZING MY COMPUTER??????

No need for caps.

Please give us some specs to help us diagnose the problem. I'm using a fairly low spec PC: Windows XP, 1GB RAM, and a Chome mod (Iron), and the site works without a problem. Keep in mind that OpenSprites uses fancy js mumbo-jumbo for the audio visualizer, and could cause you a problem with an incapable browser (although non-compatible browsers shouldn't load the visualizer).

Do you think a ‘no-script’ mode could solve this lag/freezing issue?

1GB of ram??

cheeseeater wrote:

andrewjcole wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

WHY DOES OPENSPRITES KEEP FREEZING MY COMPUTER??????

No need for caps.

Please give us some specs to help us diagnose the problem. I'm using a fairly low spec PC: Windows XP, 1GB RAM, and a Chome mod (Iron), and the site works without a problem. Keep in mind that OpenSprites uses fancy js mumbo-jumbo for the audio visualizer, and could cause you a problem with an incapable browser (although non-compatible browsers shouldn't load the visualizer).

Do you think a ‘no-script’ mode could solve this lag/freezing issue?

1GB of ram??

Yep, it's actually faster than my 6GB laptop. It also runs on a pentium 3 clocked at 3Ghz.

CatsUnited wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

andrewjcole wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

WHY DOES OPENSPRITES KEEP FREEZING MY COMPUTER??????

No need for caps.

Please give us some specs to help us diagnose the problem. I'm using a fairly low spec PC: Windows XP, 1GB RAM, and a Chome mod (Iron), and the site works without a problem. Keep in mind that OpenSprites uses fancy js mumbo-jumbo for the audio visualizer, and could cause you a problem with an incapable browser (although non-compatible browsers shouldn't load the visualizer).

Do you think a ‘no-script’ mode could solve this lag/freezing issue?

1GB of ram??

Yep, it's actually faster than my 6GB laptop. It also runs on a pentium 3 clocked at 3Ghz.

Intel - The Computer Inside.
Anyway, on the visualizer, when does the centre circle with OS on it start going crazy?

cheeseeater wrote:

andrewjcole wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

WHY DOES OPENSPRITES KEEP FREEZING MY COMPUTER??????

No need for caps.

Please give us some specs to help us diagnose the problem. I'm using a fairly low spec PC: Windows XP, 1GB RAM, and a Chome mod (Iron), and the site works without a problem. Keep in mind that OpenSprites uses fancy js mumbo-jumbo for the audio visualizer, and could cause you a problem with an incapable browser (although non-compatible browsers shouldn't load the visualizer).

Do you think a ‘no-script’ mode could solve this lag/freezing issue?

1GB of ram??

Yep, it's actually faster than my 6GB laptop. It also runs on a pentium 3 clocked at 3Ghz.

cheeseeater wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

andrewjcole wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

WHY DOES OPENSPRITES KEEP FREEZING MY COMPUTER??????

No need for caps.

Please give us some specs to help us diagnose the problem. I'm using a fairly low spec PC: Windows XP, 1GB RAM, and a Chome mod (Iron), and the site works without a problem. Keep in mind that OpenSprites uses fancy js mumbo-jumbo for the audio visualizer, and could cause you a problem with an incapable browser (although non-compatible browsers shouldn't load the visualizer).

Do you think a ‘no-script’ mode could solve this lag/freezing issue?

1GB of ram??

Yep, it's actually faster than my 6GB laptop. It also runs on a pentium 3 clocked at 3Ghz.

Intel - The Computer Inside.
Anyway, on the visualizer, when does the centre circle with OS on it start going crazy?

I had nothing to do with it because none of my browsers support it, so I don't really know.