Jonathan50 wrote:

drowlands wrote:

liam48D wrote:

djdolphin wrote:

drowlands wrote:

Is there an executable available for download which directly uses its own code to run, and not flash's???

No, there isn't. It needs Flash.

It's like trying to import Terraria into Scratch!

Yes, but, you know how you can transform flash into a “projector”? It can be run by windows without flash.

But that still actually runs flash, don't you see?

drowlands wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

drowlands wrote:

liam48D wrote:

djdolphin wrote:

drowlands wrote:

Is there an executable available for download which directly uses its own code to run, and not flash's???

No, there isn't. It needs Flash.

It's like trying to import Terraria into Scratch!

Yes, but, you know how you can transform flash into a “projector”? It can be run by windows without flash.

But that still actually runs flash, don't you see?

I know, but I was having problems using the standalone flash player, to open projects. That is why I wondered, if I use the projector, it might allow me to open them.

drowlands wrote:

Ok. Is there an equivalent to flash that can run this?

drowlands wrote:

No. For some reason I can't. The original Scratch also uses a flash launcher, but it has its own application which is managed by Adobe AIR, to allow memory to be accessed an changed. That is why I was wondering @djdolphin could do the same thing with this.

djdolphin wrote:

drowlands wrote:

No. For some reason I can't. The original Scratch also uses a flash launcher, but it has its own application which is managed by Adobe AIR, to allow memory to be accessed an changed. That is why I was wondering @djdolphin could do the same thing with this.

I don't know how to do that, and I currently don't have the time or interest to work on Jackalope either. Besides, you could just modify Flash's trusted locations list and use either the projector or a browser, or put the swf on a web server and open it in a browser, like I said before.

djdolphin wrote:

MicroMacro wrote:

Could you add a block like this:

delete all of my clones

I'll add

delete all clones of [myself v]

bobbybee wrote:

Interesting.

Can the foreach block be used with lists?

It can't currently.

delete all clones of [myself v]::control

MicroMacro wrote:

Ooh! How about this block:

<amount of times [thing] is in list [list v]>

<amount of times [thing] is in list [list v]::list>