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- to4oo4
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Snap! user discussion
Thank you.Yes, certainly. Anything you wrote is yours. Question: Am I allowed to publish a Snap! program I made to another website and sell said program for money?
If you bundle Snap! itself with your program (whether as a standalone executable or as a web service on the other web site) then you must make it clear to your customers that Snap! is freely available at http://snap.berkeley.edu (in both senses of free). And any changes you make to Snap! itself to support your project (e.g., new primitives) must be made available to the community. (This might be most easily done in the form of a pull request on Github, but that's not a requirement. Email will be fine.)
- scratch_book
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Hi!
I am new to the Snap!
How does the share button work?
Where can I see all the projects shared by other users?
How to send a my project link to my friend?
I am new to the Snap!
How does the share button work?
Where can I see all the projects shared by other users?
How to send a my project link to my friend?
- liam48D
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1000+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Welcome! Hi!
I am new to the Snap!

Basically it gives you a link you can share with your friends or the people here. That link opens up your Snap How does the share button work?! project for them to view and experiment with.
Not really anywhere too convenient, right now – you kind of just need to share your projects here and hope others also share their projects here. Then you can look at those. But I believe a site for sharing projects is possibly being worked on? Where can I see all the projects shared by other users?
By email, on Scratch, using a piece of paper.. How to send a my project link to my friend?

- bharvey
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1000+ posts
Snap! user discussion
When you share a project, your browser's URL bar will have a sharable link to the project. The link will look like this: How does the share button work?
http://snap.berkeley.edu/snapsource/snap.html#present:Username=_____&ProjectName=______
- scratch_book
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
And what about rotation style.
The Scratch has a special block to change the rotation style.
Where it is here?
The Scratch has a special block to change the rotation style.
Where it is here?
- dawidkrainski
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Try this
Last edited by dawidkrainski (Oct. 6, 2016 19:42:28)
- bharvey
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1000+ posts
Snap! user discussion
No, alas, that's the x coordinate of the rotation center, not the rotation mode. We'll eventually have all that sort of thing in MY but we're not there yet.
- dawidkrainski
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Not really anywhere too convenient, right now – you kind of just need to share your projects here and hope others also share their projects here. Then you can look at those. But I believe a site for sharing projects is possibly being worked on? Where can I see all the projects shared by other users?
I created feature request for this on Github.
- bharvey
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1000+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Github.Not necessary. It's in the works. But it will require some enhancement to our back end, and (having once been burned) we don't want to schedule back end software changes during school. So our target is the week after Christmas, when nobody is in school. I created feature request for this on
- Red_654
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7 posts
Snap! user discussion
Hi,
I'm new to this forum and hope this is the right place for my question.
My project is an online visual programming language that resembles a working brain somewhat. No neuron simulation, but
a programming language quite different from normal. When it becomes stable (and when there is a description/documentation) I'll post a link here.
I searched for a jumpstart for javascript clickable objects and found Morphic, I created several new Morphs without too much trouble, I'm
using it for 5 weeks now.
My question is:
When I click on a Morph that is on the right side of the screen, there is an X-offset between the place
where the mouse pointer is when you click, and the position where the Morph responds.
This is easy to see with the “sensor demo” that comes with Morphic. When the sensor is at the
right side of the screen, it already reponds when the cursor it at it's right side, approx 10 pixels OUTSIDE of the Morph.
When the Morph is at the left side of the screen, there is no problem. The discrepancy slowly becomes bigger when the Morph is
more to the left. You can check it here: http://enscope.nl/morphtest2/
You can also check it in my own work here: http://enscope.nl/brainsim/ The displayed cells become red when the mouse pointer hovers over.
When you drag the cells to the right of the screen you should be able to see the problem.
With Snap I do not have this problem, buttons at the right side of the screen behave normally. Hard for me to understand, because
to my knowledge Snap is based on Morphic.
Checked on two different laptops, with Chrome and also a MSIE ( Edge I think, its at my work, don't have it here). On my home computer
Windows 10 reports 1600 x 900 screen size. Using the latest Morphic, from Snap 4.0.8.7.
Am I doing something wrong ? I hope someone can help.
greeting from the Netherlands,
Red_654
I'm new to this forum and hope this is the right place for my question.
My project is an online visual programming language that resembles a working brain somewhat. No neuron simulation, but
a programming language quite different from normal. When it becomes stable (and when there is a description/documentation) I'll post a link here.
I searched for a jumpstart for javascript clickable objects and found Morphic, I created several new Morphs without too much trouble, I'm
using it for 5 weeks now.
My question is:
When I click on a Morph that is on the right side of the screen, there is an X-offset between the place
where the mouse pointer is when you click, and the position where the Morph responds.
This is easy to see with the “sensor demo” that comes with Morphic. When the sensor is at the
right side of the screen, it already reponds when the cursor it at it's right side, approx 10 pixels OUTSIDE of the Morph.
When the Morph is at the left side of the screen, there is no problem. The discrepancy slowly becomes bigger when the Morph is
more to the left. You can check it here: http://enscope.nl/morphtest2/
You can also check it in my own work here: http://enscope.nl/brainsim/ The displayed cells become red when the mouse pointer hovers over.
When you drag the cells to the right of the screen you should be able to see the problem.
With Snap I do not have this problem, buttons at the right side of the screen behave normally. Hard for me to understand, because
to my knowledge Snap is based on Morphic.
Checked on two different laptops, with Chrome and also a MSIE ( Edge I think, its at my work, don't have it here). On my home computer
Windows 10 reports 1600 x 900 screen size. Using the latest Morphic, from Snap 4.0.8.7.
Am I doing something wrong ? I hope someone can help.
greeting from the Netherlands,
Red_654
- Jens
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Whoa! Thanks Red_654, I'll investigate into this. You can also post an issue with the Morphic repo on Github. This certainly looks like a bug to me.
- Jens
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Hi Red_654, I've tried to reproduce your issue with the links you've posted on my two Macs, one with retina display and the other one without, and your brainsim Morph (nice!!!) works the same whereever I drag the widget. In other words, this totally works for me and I can't find any mouse offsets. What a I not seeing? Thanks!
- BookOwl
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1000+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Try dragging the morph to the bottom right corner, and then put mouse above and to the right of one of the big dots. The big dot and the little dot above it light up, even though the mouse is not touching anything. Hi Red_654, I've tried to reproduce your issue with the links you've posted on my two Macs, one with retina display and the other one without, and your brainsim Morph (nice!!!) works the same whereever I drag the widget. In other words, this totally works for me and I can't find any mouse offsets. What a I not seeing? Thanks!
- bharvey
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1000+ posts
Snap! user discussion
It's not a retina problem; s/he's running Windows. Maybe Windows browsers are different?
- dawidkrainski
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
I tried this on Windows. If you drag mouse sensor to the right and enter with cursor, it glow and fast fade-out
- Jens
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
Hmm… still can't reproduce this, no matter what I try. Even on Windows.
- Jens
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100+ posts
Snap! user discussion
looks like your brainsim page mixes a morphic world with other DOM elements. In that case you'll probably want to disable the Morphic world from taking over the whole browser page by passing in a `false` flag as second argument when creating the World. Also, it seems that the offset you're experiencing might come out of using a Table for layout… This could be worth looking into.