Patch

Library of Scratch Mods

I am working a website called Patch that can load in .sb2 files into existing mods.

Feel free to help on Git

What is special about Patch (or will be):
-Load projects automatically in phosphorus
-Can switch between editors: normal, scrap, more?

Feel free to tell me about your mod as long as normal Scratch can run the .sb2 file in the end

This is really cool! The one thing I have to say is that the editor could be improved, but this project seems promising!

JGames101 wrote:

This is really cool! The one thing I have to say is that the editor could be improved, but this project seems promising!

The editor is tosh, another project which is a text based scratch editor on purpose.

terminator355 wrote:

JGames101 wrote:

This is really cool! The one thing I have to say is that the editor could be improved, but this project seems promising!

The editor is tosh, another project which is a text based scratch editor on purpose.

Yes, right now the editor is just a iframe to Tosh. Will be better though soon

Tabs Concept Idea:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/137463257/

You cheated!

Owengren wrote:

You cheated!

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hello? i have so many questions. Did scratch approved your permission to make a scratch mod?

and can u tell me what is scrap and tosh?
i think u said earlier that tosh is written progrmming for scratch but…what is scrap?

did u really make tosh?

Peridot39xg wrote:

did u really make tosh?

Tosh is not by me

Peridot39xg wrote:

Did scratch approved your permission to make a scratch mod?

The license

Peridot39xg wrote:

and can u tell me what is scrap and tosh?
i think u said earlier that tosh is written progrmming for scratch but…what is scrap?

Scrap is a different mod

card100 wrote:

Peridot39xg wrote:

did u really make tosh?

Tosh is not by me

Peridot39xg wrote:

Did scratch approved your permission to make a scratch mod?

The license

Peridot39xg wrote:

and can u tell me what is scrap and tosh?
i think u said earlier that tosh is written progrmming for scratch but…what is scrap?

Scrap is a different mod

oh….

I don't think the Scratch website is under the same license as the Scratch Editor. |I though the Scratch Team said somewhere that the website is copyright to the thing at MIT that the Scratch Team work for. Because no license or copyright signage is displayed on the website, I believe that the phrase ‘all rights reserved’ fits. This is a VERY possibile case of copyright infringement. I recommend that you use the contact us buttom to ask for permission to redistribute the Scratch website. Adding to this, if the website is copyrighted. You have relicensed the website which is a crime in many states of America and other countries. (You basically claimed the work as your own by doing that). This could result in a court case for damages and compyright infringement. For your safety. I recommend you check with the Scratch Team before continuing to use the Scratch Website as a base for your website.

My apologies, I was mistaken. It appears the website is under a license allowing you to redistribute the source.

lugga wrote:

I don't think the Scratch website is under the same license as the Scratch Editor. |I though the Scratch Team said somewhere that the website is copyright to the thing at MIT that the Scratch Team work for. Because no license or copyright signage is displayed on the website, I believe that the phrase ‘all rights reserved’ fits. This is a VERY possibile case of copyright infringement. I recommend that you use the contact us buttom to ask for permission to redistribute the Scratch website. Adding to this, if the website is copyrighted. You have relicensed the website which is a crime in many states of America and other countries. (You basically claimed the work as your own by doing that). This could result in a court case for damages and compyright infringement. For your safety. I recommend you check with the Scratch Team before continuing to use the Scratch Website as a base for your website.

Yes look: https://github.com/LLK/scratch-www/blob/develop/LICENSE

-stache- wrote:

lugga wrote:

I don't think the Scratch website is under the same license as the Scratch Editor. |I though the Scratch Team said somewhere that the website is copyright to the thing at MIT that the Scratch Team work for. Because no license or copyright signage is displayed on the website, I believe that the phrase ‘all rights reserved’ fits. This is a VERY possibile case of copyright infringement. I recommend that you use the contact us buttom to ask for permission to redistribute the Scratch website. Adding to this, if the website is copyrighted. You have relicensed the website which is a crime in many states of America and other countries. (You basically claimed the work as your own by doing that). This could result in a court case for damages and compyright infringement. For your safety. I recommend you check with the Scratch Team before continuing to use the Scratch Website as a base for your website.

Yes look: https://github.com/LLK/scratch-www/blob/develop/LICENSE

Thank you for posting this. I will edit my original post now.

lugga wrote:

My apologies, I was mistaken. It appears the website is under a license allowing you to redistribute the source.

card100 is redistributing it under creative commons tho

-stache- wrote:

lugga wrote:

My apologies, I was mistaken. It appears the website is under a license allowing you to redistribute the source.

card100 is redistributing it under creative commons tho

Is that bad?

card100 wrote:

-stache- wrote:

lugga wrote:

My apologies, I was mistaken. It appears the website is under a license allowing you to redistribute the source.

card100 is redistributing it under creative commons tho

Is that bad?

I think so. You should probably recreate a stylesheet that looks very similar to the Scratch site if you want something like that – I don't think they'll get mad at you for using something that looks like their design, unless you intentionally try to trick people into thinking your site is the Scratch site.

PS I think it's bad because the GPL and Creative Commons might not be compatible; don't quote me on that, though.

_nix wrote:

card100 wrote:

-stache- wrote:

lugga wrote:

My apologies, I was mistaken. It appears the website is under a license allowing you to redistribute the source.

card100 is redistributing it under creative commons tho

Is that bad?

I think so. You should probably recreate a stylesheet that looks very similar to the Scratch site if you want something like that – I don't think they'll get mad at you for using something that looks like their design, unless you intentionally try to trick people into thinking your site is the Scratch site.

PS I think it's bad because the GPL and Creative Commons might not be compatible; don't quote me on that, though.

I'm not great at licensing

card100 wrote:

_nix wrote:

card100 wrote:

-stache- wrote:

lugga wrote:

My apologies, I was mistaken. It appears the website is under a license allowing you to redistribute the source.

card100 is redistributing it under creative commons tho

Is that bad?

I think so. You should probably recreate a stylesheet that looks very similar to the Scratch site if you want something like that – I don't think they'll get mad at you for using something that looks like their design, unless you intentionally try to trick people into thinking your site is the Scratch site.

PS I think it's bad because the GPL and Creative Commons might not be compatible; don't quote me on that, though.

I'm not great at licensing

All you have to do is read what the license of the software says and if it lets you, use their code under the original license…