Pyonkee - Scratch 1.4 on iPad

abee

Next release of Pyonkee will support not only accelerometer but also brightness sensor and Mesh.
https://youtu.be/k5_pQW-Z0oM
https://youtu.be/rAV7kuhIT38

Last edited by abee (June 27, 2015 17:14:00)

SimpleScratch

WHOOP!!!!!!!!!
:-)

SimpleScratch

I read it as NEW release not NEXT release

Still waiting………

liam48D

abee wrote:
Next release of Pyonkee will support not only accelerometer but also brightness sensor and Mesh.
https://youtu.be/k5_pQW-Z0oM
https://youtu.be/rAV7kuhIT38

Awesome!

202e-202e-202e-202e-202e UNI-CODE~~~~~

sackzombie10

abee wrote:
We are pleased to announce “Pyonkee”. The world's first real Scratch 1.4 environment on iPad. Anyone can download it from App Store for free now.
https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/pyonki/id905012686
Pyonkee is written by Masashi Umezawa and it is based on Scratch 1.4 Source Code from MIT Media Lab. So there is no Scratch cat, logo and project sharing feature (except emailing projects).
Some Scratchers might remember John M. McIntosh's Scratch Viewer for iOS. That was removed from App Store by Apple four years ago. Pyonkee refers to JMM and other pioneers great works. Pyonkee's source code is available on GitHub.
https://github.com/SoftUmeYa/Pyonkee

Enjoy!

Kazuhiro Abe
Fellow, SoftUmeYa, LLC.

Can we share projects?

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abee

You can send your project to other PC or Mac via AirDrop or EMAIL.
Then you can share it on the web from PC or Mac.

Last edited by abee (June 30, 2015 14:13:34)

abee

Pyonkee 2.1 is out!
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pyonkee/id905012686

- Added iPad-sensor value block. Now you can create programs using iPad built-in sensors!
- Added "Mesh" button. You can share your project variables/events with the connected peers by Mesh protocol.
- Minor bug fixes.

Cheers!

Last edited by abee (July 10, 2015 15:33:31)

NoMod-Programming

abee wrote:
Pyonkee 2.1 is out!
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pyonkee/id905012686

- Added iPad-sensor value block. Now you can create programs using iPad built-in sensors!
- Added "Mesh" button. You can share your project variables/events with the connected peers by Mesh protocol.
- Minor bug fixes.

Cheers!

Yay! It look good

Last edited by NoMod-Programming (July 11, 2015 21:05:05)

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pixelaaron

Interesting. Just downloaded it on my iPad.

when green flag clicked
if <(readingpixelaaron'spost) = [true]> then
add (username) to [friends v]
end
if <[friends v] contains (username) ?> then
say [FRIENDS FOREVER!] for (2) secs
else
say [...] for (2) secs
end

SimpleScratch

Could I add a request to allow using host name as well as IP address when joining a mesh please

Simon

liam48D

In a couple days it should be Pyonkee's birthday!

202e-202e-202e-202e-202e UNI-CODE~~~~~

abee

Oh, we forgot it. Thank you for remind!

abee

SimpleScratch wrote:
Could I add a request to allow using host name as well as IP address when joining a mesh please

You can use host name instead of IP address if the name is resolved correctly at your environment. We don't change the name resolving mechanism from original Scratch 1.4.

SimpleScratch

Silly me - I admit to having never tried it as I'd always assumed that it only worked with IP addresses #LOL

Just tried it now getting to Scratch on my pi and it worked first time connecting to pi hostname

#LearnSomethingNewEachDay

Simon

abee

I'm happy for you.

Please ask any questions and give comments freely.

ojflewis

Hi
I just got Pyonkee today on my ipad and the sensor inputs don't seem to be working correctly. I read somewhere that I should get “pitch” and “roll” options when I click on the sensor value drop down. Instead, I get “slider, light, sound, resistance A-D, tilt, distance”. I also have a “button pressed” (true/false) sensor block. I tried “tilt” but this always returns 0.

I'm running iOS 8.4 on an ipad 2.

Any idea what's going on or how I can fix it?

Oliver

abee

Hi, Oliver
Thank you for using Pyonkee.
At first, you need to start iPad sensor from Edit menu. If your project uses iPad sensors, it starts automatically when it open.
The sensors you wrote are for PicoBoard and WeDo. Those don't work with Pyonkee. But we still keep them for compatibility with Scratch 1.4.
Please follow our twitter account. There are some useful tips.
https://twitter.com/PyonkeeTeam/status/617232862949961728
https://twitter.com/PyonkeeTeam/status/618434454743224321
Thank you.

Last edited by abee (Sept. 9, 2015 14:55:35)

Gaza101

Wow! This is amazing!

Gaza101: retired member of the Scratch 2.0 Transition Team

NoMod-Programming

Gaza101 wrote:
Wow! This is amazing!

Wow! So many people! I remember that when I first saw this topic, i was wondering how this would be possible. Who new we would make so many advancement in this?

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abee

Thank you for your support to Pyonkee.
We released Pyonkee 2.2 today.

What's New in Version 2.2
- iOS9 support
- Minor bug fixes

Cheers.

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