stickfiregames wrote:

Also, I found a bug: clones don't inherit pen colour from their parents. It can be seen in this project, where the drips and spray will always be the default blue regardless of the main paint colour.

stickfiregames wrote:

Also, I found a bug: clones don't inherit pen colour from their parents. It can be seen in this project, where the drips and spray will always be the default blue regardless of the main paint colour.

NitroCipher wrote:

I know that they are currently non-functioning, but the x and y position inputs in the gui under the stage accept non-numeral inputs.

NitroCipher wrote:

I know that they are currently non-functioning, but the x and y position inputs in the gui under the stage accept non-numeral inputs.

frodewin wrote:

In the Wiki article I found this sentence:

Scratch 3.0 wird einen will use a custom JS Scratch interpreter, versus a community created interpreter.<ref name=“Scratch Conference @ MIT 2016”></ref>

Can somebody explain this to me in different words (I'm currently translating the page to the German Wiki).

birdoftheday wrote:

frodewin wrote:

In the Wiki article I found this sentence:

Scratch 3.0 wird einen will use a custom JS Scratch interpreter, versus a community created interpreter.<ref name=“Scratch Conference @ MIT 2016”></ref>

Can somebody explain this to me in different words (I'm currently translating the page to the German Wiki).

From what I can tell

It will use a program written in JavaScript created by the ST, and one created by the community (not sure what this means).

birdoftheday wrote:

frodewin wrote:

In the Wiki article I found this sentence:

Scratch 3.0 wird einen will use a custom JS Scratch interpreter, versus a community created interpreter.<ref name=“Scratch Conference @ MIT 2016”></ref>

Can somebody explain this to me in different words (I'm currently translating the page to the German Wiki).

From what I can tell

It will use a program written in JavaScript created by the ST, and one created by the community (not sure what this means).

stickfiregames wrote:

although I don't actually know who has created them in the past.

MrFlash67 wrote:

stickfiregames wrote:

although I don't actually know who has created them in the past.

The most notable is probably Phosphorus by NXIII, although other attempts have been made.

frodewin wrote:

ok, thanks, I will write it as follows:

Scratch 3.0 will rely on a new implementation of an html5 player instead of being based on the community created html5 players like the abandoned HTML5 player, Phosphorus or Sulfurous.

scratchisthebest wrote:

^ A lot of the “noise” in this topic is people quoting others and then just saying “yeah” or “I agree”

[offtopic]

I understand that this is completely off topic but I've been meaning to post it for a while, and because I can't think of another place to put it, here's

scratchisthebest's guide to not spamming up the forums, volume 1

1. If you're replying to the person who last posted, no need to quote them. Posts are in chronological order. It's easy to figure out who you're talking to.
2. Contentless posts are annoying, k? “lol”, “Yeah ”, “Me too!”, "[scratchblocks]<i am awesome>[/scratchblocks]" - they don't add anything to the discussion, but they do alert everyone who's following the topic, and they do add more forum clutter
3. If you do want to quote someone, you don't have to quote the entire twenty-five post chain. Pleeease no quote tunnels My userstyle Scratch Forum Meme cuts down on this, forcing quotes to disappear past 3 levels deep like the good old days of 1.4, but it's very annoying to people that don't have the userstyle and it just makes scrolling really hard.
4. Snip quotes liberally. If someone makes a 5 paragraph post and you're responding to one of them, just quote that part. Don't have to quote the whole thing.

That is all

[/offtopic]

frodewin wrote:

ok, thanks, I will write it as follows:

Scratch 3.0 will rely on a new implementation of an html5 player instead of being based on the community created html5 players like the abandoned HTML5 player, Phosphorus or Sulfurous.

render (sphere)

Harudaichi wrote:

render (sphere) :: pen

would be a good idea

thisandagain wrote:

Hey folks, let's please try a few things in this long (rapidly approaching 100 pages!) thread:

- This is a place to discuss development of Scratch 3.0. Discussion, questions, and reports of bugs are most appreciated, but as others have mentioned it would be best for feature requests to be listed in the Suggestions forum.

- If someone gets off topic or spams please just ignore it OR if it's really blatant, report the post. Yelling at each other only makes things worse.

- Be excellent to each other. Please remember to follow the Community Guidelines. Disrespectful and unconstructive comments will be reported. That doesn't mean that people always need to agree, but it does mean that everyone should try their best to respect each other and opposing viewpoints.