when green flag clicked

forever
say [Polacy są fajni na scratch]
play sound [stół z powyłamywanymi nogami]
say [try say this]
end

TheLukeGuy wrote:

=== How to Download Scratch 2.0 on iOS with NO Jailbreak! ===
1. Download Cydia Impactor from here.
2. Download the Scratch 2.0 IPA file from here.
3. Connect your iOS device to your computer via USB.
4. Open Cydia Impactor.
5. Check to make sure you have the latest version of Cydia Impactor, it won't work without it.
6. Drag the downloaded IPA file into the Cydia Impactor window.
7. Enter the email associated with your Apple ID.
8. Enter your Apple ID password.
9. Wait…
10. Once the app is installed, open the Settings app.
11. Go to General > Profiles and Device Management and tap on your email.
12. Tap “Trust”.
13. Go home and open the Scratch 2.0 app!
14. Enjoy Scratch 2.0 on your iOS device!

PlayItGameIt wrote:

Hey - I think I might have found a way to make it run on non-jailbroken iOS devices. The only problem is that the name of the app is something like ‘CY - Scratch 2.0’ and this method won't work if there are spaces in the name. Could you please make me a version just called ‘Scratch’ so that I can test this out.
Thanks.

Meowlit12 wrote:

It amazing that not one member of the scratch team noticed this.

Meowlit12 wrote:

It amazing that not one member of the scratch team noticed this.

elfin8er wrote:

For those of you asking for Scratch to be made for iOS and Android, look no further! I've got it for both Android and iOS. Simply download the free APK or iPA and install it on your device (installation instructions below). Now you can finally enjoy Scratch wherever you are

Download
Android: Adfly | Direct
iOS: Adfly | Direct

I'm also working on a version that allows you to pinch to zoom and pan. It's quite buggy, but if you'd like to see what it's like so far, you can download it from the link below

https://github.com/elfin8er/Scratch-Mobile/releases/tag/v1.0.0_z

Installation Instructions

iOS (Must be jailbroken)
1. Download Scratch.iPA from the link above.
2. Install AppSync on your device via Cydia
3. Be sure you have iTunes downloaded on your computer.
4. Double click on the iPA file and install it onto your iOS device.

Android
1. Download Scratch.apk from the link above.
2. Transfer the APK to your device.
3. Allow your device to install apps from unknown locations (different for some devices)
4. Install the APK using your favorite file manager.
(coming to the app store soon (hopefully))

Screenshots

Notes
If anybody would like to make icons for these apps, feel free! I need some icons of different sizes. 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, 128x128. High-res please

The app may not look very good on higher-res Android devices. This may be able to be solved easily, or it may require parts of Scratch to be rewritten, I'm not sure.

Both apps are a little bit buggy, but it'll hopefully let you at least get some concepts started. For an example, I don't believe saving and loading projects work on either device. Still experimenting on other Android and iOS devices though…

For those of you who have a jailbroken iOS device, I'll hopefully upload the iPA to Cydia so you can more easily install the app directly on your device. As for Android, if I can get permission from the Scratch team, I'll upload it to the app store (I already have a developer license). Though, it is open source so permission may not be needed…

Until I can find someone with a developer license, the ipa will remained un-signed and only install-able on a jailbroken device with AppSync installed.

cs632326 wrote:

Does this mean you can play Scratch games on android and ios devices?

Da Spud Lord wrote:

Right now, saving and opening Scratch files doesn't work in the most recent version, as of writing this. This is due to a permissions error. The app is a direct port of the PC version to Android, and as a result, some things that were designed to run on a PC might not work on Android. Saving and opening files is one of those- the app is trying to save a file as though it's running on a PC. It's treating the Android device as a PC, which as you can guess, can cause some problems.

DaSpudLord wrote:

To everyone who is having problems with the app crashing, read this:

Da Spud Lord wrote:

Right now, saving and opening Scratch files doesn't work in the most recent version, as of writing this. This is due to a permissions error. The app is a direct port of the PC version to Android, and as a result, some things that were designed to run on a PC might not work on Android. Saving and opening files is one of those- the app is trying to save a file as though it's running on a PC. It's treating the Android device as a PC, which as you can guess, can cause some problems.

titanscratch wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

To everyone who is having problems with the app crashing, read this:

Da Spud Lord wrote:

Right now, saving and opening Scratch files doesn't work in the most recent version, as of writing this. This is due to a permissions error. The app is a direct port of the PC version to Android, and as a result, some things that were designed to run on a PC might not work on Android. Saving and opening files is one of those- the app is trying to save a file as though it's running on a PC. It's treating the Android device as a PC, which as you can guess, can cause some problems.

Then when will a version come out without any crashes?

elfin8er wrote:

Scratch 2.0 is programed in Actionscript 3. Since the Scratch mobile app I made is just compiled from the Scratch 2.0 source code, you have to modify the Actionscript code in order to modify the Scratch mobile app. Since I don't really know Actionscript, or a whole lot about the Scratch 2.0 source code, I've had a very hard time fixing bugs in the Scratch mobile version that I made. I also don't have the workspace I had before, so I'd have to start over trying to get it to compile on mobile.

With all of that being said, I might release a version that allows you to possibly save/load, but it might not be for a long time. I probably won't update this unless I get someone to help me that knows Actionscript 3 really well. This was just a fun experiment to see if it could be done. I was never intended to be anything useful, and it probably won't ever be anything useful.