My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.11.6, Safari 10.0.3, Flash 28.0 (release 0)

Recently scratch has just not been working. I noticed this with two projects I've been working on (I recently deleted the other). They don't work (I mean they do stuff, but they don't do the stuff I want) and I don't have any idea why, no matter how I think about it, they don't work. I tried using scratch on a different browser, but it still doesn't work. I tried restarting my computer but it still doesn't work. The project I already made before work, but the new ones don't. Pease help me.

Edit: I forgot to mention that other people's projects work, and so does the website, just my projects don't work.

Hmm. I don't know maybe check your flash version or check your browser or both.

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If you already tried other browser than Safari and others projects work well it could just be your project.
Go to help with scripts, share your project and explain what is the behavior you expect to happen.

asivi wrote:

If you already tried other browser than Safari and others projects work well it could just be your project.
Go to help with scripts, share your project and explain what is the behavior you expect to happen.

I can't find anything in project that could possibly be wrong. The program just by strict logic should work, so I still think there is something wrong with scratch.

I have a problem too with scratch i have a windows 8 with chrome and flash but my scratch editor is acting weird!
everything doesnt fit the screen and when i right click it right clicks somewhere else on screen but its not my mouse because it works everywhere else.
please help also some of my scripts dont work! And my bitmap tool icons are pixelated!plz help!

Pinkainis wrote:

I have a problem too with scratch i have a windows 8 with chrome and flash but my scratch editor is acting weird!
everything doesnt fit the screen and when i right click it right clicks somewhere else on screen but its not my mouse because it works everywhere else.
please help also some of my scripts dont work! And my bitmap tool icons are pixelated!plz help!

A) Try enlarging the screen
B) That's how it's supposed to look

Pinkainis wrote:

I have a problem too with scratch i have a windows 8 with chrome and flash but my scratch editor is acting weird!
everything doesnt fit the screen and when i right click it right clicks somewhere else on screen but its not my mouse because it works everywhere else.
please help also some of my scripts dont work! And my bitmap tool icons are pixelated!plz help!

Don't forum hijack.

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I'm moving this over to the “Help With Scripts” area until we can show that it isn't a problem with your scripts or browser settings.

Please share your project that you are having trouble with and explain what you want it to do and what you are seeing instead.

Paddle2See wrote:

I'm moving this over to the “Help With Scripts” area until we can show that it isn't a problem with your scripts or browser settings.

Please share your project that you are having trouble with and explain what you want it to do and what you are seeing instead.

Argument from Ignorance Fallacy.

calulord wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

I'm moving this over to the “Help With Scripts” area until we can show that it isn't a problem with your scripts or browser settings.

Please share your project that you are having trouble with and explain what you want it to do and what you are seeing instead.

Argument from Ignorance Fallacy.

Sure guy, you have had enough time to accommodate or adjust a project in order to… whatever your intention be.

asivi wrote:

calulord wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

I'm moving this over to the “Help With Scripts” area until we can show that it isn't a problem with your scripts or browser settings.

Please share your project that you are having trouble with and explain what you want it to do and what you are seeing instead.

Argument from Ignorance Fallacy.

Sure guy, you have had enough time to accommodate or adjust a project in order to… whatever your intention be.

Why would I not? It's a pretty simple project.

So, Scratch is running every project on the website correctly, except a specific project you made? It doesn't matter how sure of the scripts you are or not, share the project or nobody can help. Speaking from experience, script glitches are almost always the user's fault.

TromboneAndSaxophone wrote:

So, Scratch is running every project on the website correctly, except a specific project you made? It doesn't matter how sure of the scripts you are or not, share the project or nobody can help. Speaking from experience, script glitches are almost always the user's fault.

A). Actually two project don't work, and I have no idea why.
B) If I made a project with one sprite with one script which was this:

when green flag clicked
go to x: (0) y: (0)
say ((2) + (2))

and it said five, would you assume that the problem is with the project or Scratch?

calulord wrote:

TromboneAndSaxophone wrote:

So, Scratch is running every project on the website correctly, except a specific project you made? It doesn't matter how sure of the scripts you are or not, share the project or nobody can help. Speaking from experience, script glitches are almost always the user's fault.

A). Actually two project don't work, and I have no idea why.
B) If I made a project with one sprite with one script which was this:

when green flag clicked
go to x: (0) y: (0)
say ((2) + (2))

and it said five, would you assume that the problem is with the project or Scratch?

Once we'd looked inside the project and confirmed that you hadn't done something that made that true we would say it was a problem with Scratch. But if you had a variable called ‘2’ which somehow had got set to 2.5 and were actually using the variable rather than actually having the digit 2 in the say block we could only tell that by looking inside. You chose a simple example but that just shows how even there it is open to interpretation so we need to see the project.

deck26 wrote:

calulord wrote:

TromboneAndSaxophone wrote:

So, Scratch is running every project on the website correctly, except a specific project you made? It doesn't matter how sure of the scripts you are or not, share the project or nobody can help. Speaking from experience, script glitches are almost always the user's fault.

A). Actually two project don't work, and I have no idea why.
B) If I made a project with one sprite with one script which was this:

when green flag clicked
go to x: (0) y: (0)
say ((2) + (2))

and it said five, would you assume that the problem is with the project or Scratch?

Once we'd looked inside the project and confirmed that you hadn't done something that made that true we would say it was a problem with Scratch. But if you had a variable called ‘2’ which somehow had got set to 2.5 and were actually using the variable rather than actually having the digit 2 in the say block we could only tell that by looking inside. You chose a simple example but that just shows how even there it is open to interpretation so we need to see the project.

The project is pretty simple and I can't find what's wrong with it you'll jut have to take my word for it. Just because you can't PROVE something doesn't mean that you shouldn't assume that it's true if there's good enough evidence. I used a simple example to show that it's possible to be 100% sure that the problem is scratch in a way which the meaning is obvious. I'm like 99.99% percent sure that it's not the project.

P.S. Can a clone make another clone?

Yes a clone can make another clone.

If you're not willing to share the project you can't report it as a glitch or fault with Scratch so you're painting yourself into a corner. If for some reason you don't want to share try creating a copy of the project and delete the bits you want to keep hidden while still leaving the problem in place. Otherwise you might as well give up on this since no one can help you if you won't share and you should always get problems checked by others before you report them as glitches or bugs with Scratch.

deck26 wrote:

Yes a clone can make another clone.

If you're not willing to share the project you can't report it as a glitch or fault with Scratch so you're painting yourself into a corner. If for some reason you don't want to share try creating a copy of the project and delete the bits you want to keep hidden while still leaving the problem in place. Otherwise you might as well give up on this since no one can help you if you won't share and you should always get problems checked by others before you report them as glitches or bugs with Scratch.

Okay then: here is the project.

So what doesn't it do that you think it should?