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So with the release of scratch which isn't compatible with ARM and stuff…, Yeah I'm basically waiting for the archived forums so that I can see what I had written before.

Since we are already using travis, why don't you configure a artifact thing so people can download the latest versions off travis?

pwiter wrote:

Since we are already using travis, why don't you configure a artifact thing so people can download the latest versions off travis?

ok, done!

Bump… more docs seem to be around for Qt 5 hopefully more development will be able to happen now…

TRocket wrote:

Bump…

Yeah, it was at the bottom! XD

so how's the mod going?

mytie wrote:

so how's the mod going?

it isn't..
last commit 3 months ago

roijac wrote:

mytie wrote:

so how's the mod going?

it isn't..
last commit 3 months ago

Yeah, I haven't had all that much time to work on it and I have kinda been waiting for more Qt5 material to be around as well as getting my linux dev environment set up again. Hopefully I'll do some more work on it soon, but i we really need some more active devs i think.

I tried compiling it in Cygwin, and it didn't work:

cocolover76 wrote:

I tried compiling it in Cygwin, and it didn't work:

Coco@Compy486 ~/ItchyPlusPlus
$ make
Makefile:76: *** multiple target patterns.  Stop.

Yeah, you have to run quake from the Qt SDK before running make. I am going to try and switch to SCONS instead.

Bump… In anyone interested in this (development or use)? I'm thinking of restarting this soon.

I might work on it, if I have enough time.

I'm interested. I have a project I'd like to port to C#, and being able to port from Scratch to C++ would be a huge step in the right direction!

Bump

Is this still in progress at all?

dusty22 wrote:

Is this still in progress at all?

Nothing seems to have happened for quite a while now… I'd be happy to start working on it again, but really need some help to have any chance of finishing this…

dusty22 wrote:

I'm interested. I have a project I'd like to port to C#, and being able to port from Scratch to C++ would be a huge step in the right direction!

I you want to see what a scratch project looks like in C# then see this. The problem though is that the C# is a translation of Scratch and so not how you'd want to do things if you were using C# properly. So I wouldn't recommend translating a Scratch project to C# because you want to use C#.

Hey
what is the status of this project ?
do you know any other implementations of scratch in other programming languages like java ?

umen wrote:

Hey
what is the status of this project ?
do you know any other implementations of scratch in other programming languages like java ?

We haven't really got very far with this project yet… so far it can just about read scratch 1.x projects and that's about it.
A while ago, along with another scratcher(zeroluck), I wrote a version of scratch in java called JBlocks. The code was originally hosted in an svn repository on sourceforge but something weird started happening with it. I managed to import it into a git repository on github.

I know a little C++ but not enough to be of any use I don't think. Still this would be so sweet to be able to port games into C++!