Sheep_maker wrote:

FuryPupYT wrote:

How do I download it?

It downloads the project when it finishes converting, unless your browser blocks downloads.

When does it start converting? I've been trying for a while and nothing has downloaded

FuryPupYT wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

FuryPupYT wrote:

How do I download it?

It downloads the project when it finishes converting, unless your browser blocks downloads.

When does it start converting? I've been trying for a while and nothing has downloaded

nvm i did it on phone and it worked Must of been my laptop

Sheep_maker wrote:

I spent the afternoon hacking together a Scratch 3.0 HTMLifier, which grabs the Scratch engine and your project data and mashes it into a single HTML file: https://sheeptester.github.io/words-go-here/scratch3-htmlifier/

The “Quick HTMLify” button should probably serve your needs and doesn't take as much time to convert

Note that this doesn't directly convert your Scratch blocks to JavaScript (for example, if _ then _ -> if () {}); rather, it's just an embedded version of Scratch 3.0

EDIT: I think it broke

EDIT 2: Not anymore

EDIT 3: Added variable and list watchers

Yeah, it's awesome, but after my project starts, it is supposed to play a noise, but it doesn't. Also, with fairly big projects, it is SSSSUUUUPPPAAA LLLAAAGGGYYY. It might just be my Mac tho. I'll try later on my PC.

lktornado360 wrote:

Yeah, it's awesome, but after my project starts, it is supposed to play a noise, but it doesn't.

Browsers don't play audio until a user clicks on a web page because people didn't like it when news sites blasted reports out loud. Perhaps I can add an option to have the user click a button to start the project.

lktornado360 wrote:

Also, with fairly big projects, it is SSSSUUUUPPPAAA LLLAAAGGGYYY. It might just be my Mac tho. I'll try later on my PC.

I think it's because the project plays in full screen, so there are more pixels to render, making it laggier? It's also possible that the CSS I'm using is slow; I could try finding a different way to size it. The performance *should* be comparable to that of a project being played on the Scratch website or editor in full screen though.

I think it would be a good idea to add the option to save all variables locally to save game data because max 10 cloud variables seem to be limiting and this would also work with 16: 9 projects

andyprou wrote:

I think it would be a good idea to add the option to save all variables locally to save game data because max 10 cloud variables seem to be limiting and this would also work with 16: 9 projects

You can store all the data in a single variable, then separate it back out when the project starts

Sheep_maker wrote:

I spent the afternoon hacking together a Scratch 3.0 HTMLifier, which grabs the Scratch engine and your project data and mashes it into a single HTML file: https://sheeptester.github.io/words-go-here/scratch3-htmlifier/

The “Quick HTMLify” button should probably serve your needs and doesn't take as much time to convert

Note that this doesn't directly convert your Scratch blocks to JavaScript (for example, if _ then _ -> if () {}); rather, it's just an embedded version of Scratch 3.0

EDIT: I think it broke

EDIT 2: Not anymore

EDIT 3: Added variable and list watchers

This is great!

Hey everyone I'd like to ask if Sheep_maker can add the posibility to show lists with the htmlifier (thanks a lot for the htmlifier it's really usefull)

Really great, but the “ask” box has no text. Is this intended?