Iliketea3 wrote:

In my FNAF game(not scary), the power was programmed to go out at 0% exactly. I meant to say that the glitch was in 2.0 and it is in 3.0 too.

forever
switch costume to [Confused]
ask [Why is sound editing so hard?] and wait
say [I can't cut out any sound is certain places, I can't copy sound in certain places, and more!]
end

Keaton42 wrote:

forever
switch costume to [Confused]
ask [Why is sound editing so hard?] and wait
say [I can't cut out any sound is certain places, I can't copy sound in certain places, and more!]
end

imfh wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

infinitytec wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

Microsoft Explorer

It's either Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer, and 3.0 only supports the former. 3,0 also supports Firefox.

Sharing it is a bit redundant because supported browsers are already listed in the FAQ. Also, shouldn't Scratch show an error modal if your browser isn't supported?

oops that was a typo

Yeah, I don't think that this is really neccessary to share on New Scratchers' profiles.
The Pi 4 can probably run Scratch 3 pretty well. Especially the 4GB model.

what is max storage on the PI 4

It uses a microsd card for storage so I assume whatever the largest microsd card you can find. There might be some other limit though.

@infinitytec was refering to the RAM though which the RPi 4 can have up to 4 GB of. That's a big improvement over previous models which only had 1 GB or less.

The increased RAM means that memory probably won't be a bottleneck for Scratch 3.

infinitytec wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

imfh wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

infinitytec wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

Microsoft Explorer

It's either Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer, and 3.0 only supports the former. 3,0 also supports Firefox.

Sharing it is a bit redundant because supported browsers are already listed in the FAQ. Also, shouldn't Scratch show an error modal if your browser isn't supported?

oops that was a typo

Yeah, I don't think that this is really neccessary to share on New Scratchers' profiles.
The Pi 4 can probably run Scratch 3 pretty well. Especially the 4GB model.

what is max storage on the PI 4

It uses a microsd card for storage so I assume whatever the largest microsd card you can find. There might be some other limit though.

@infinitytec was refering to the RAM though which the RPi 4 can have up to 4 GB of. That's a big improvement over previous models which only had 1 GB or less.

The increased RAM means that memory probably won't be a bottleneck for Scratch 3.

I found a 1024 GB microsd on ebay lol

for 10 bucks

Don't buy it. It's fake.

liamdadude wrote:

imfh wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

infinitytec wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

Microsoft Explorer

It's either Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer, and 3.0 only supports the former. 3,0 also supports Firefox.

Sharing it is a bit redundant because supported browsers are already listed in the FAQ. Also, shouldn't Scratch show an error modal if your browser isn't supported?

oops that was a typo

Yeah, I don't think that this is really neccessary to share on New Scratchers' profiles.
The Pi 4 can probably run Scratch 3 pretty well. Especially the 4GB model.

what is max storage on the PI 4

It uses a microsd card for storage so I assume whatever the largest microsd card you can find. There might be some other limit though.

@infinitytec was refering to the RAM though which the RPi 4 can have up to 4 GB of. That's a big improvement over previous models which only had 1 GB or less.

The increased RAM means that memory probably won't be a bottleneck for Scratch 3.

how large of projects can the RAM handle?

infinitytec wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

imfh wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

infinitytec wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

liamdadude wrote:

Microsoft Explorer

It's either Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer, and 3.0 only supports the former. 3,0 also supports Firefox.

Sharing it is a bit redundant because supported browsers are already listed in the FAQ. Also, shouldn't Scratch show an error modal if your browser isn't supported?

oops that was a typo

Yeah, I don't think that this is really neccessary to share on New Scratchers' profiles.
The Pi 4 can probably run Scratch 3 pretty well. Especially the 4GB model.

what is max storage on the PI 4

It uses a microsd card for storage so I assume whatever the largest microsd card you can find. There might be some other limit though.

@infinitytec was refering to the RAM though which the RPi 4 can have up to 4 GB of. That's a big improvement over previous models which only had 1 GB or less.

The increased RAM means that memory probably won't be a bottleneck for Scratch 3.

how large of projects can the RAM handle?

I don't know. I'd have to test.

It is up to 4GB LPDDR4, so it should be fairly speedy.

Iliketea3 wrote:

Also, the color sensing block does not work AT ALL. Several times I have copied the color exactly to the block in the code. But nevertheless, IT DIDN'T WORK. You should look into fixing that.

s_federici wrote:

Iliketea3 wrote:

Also, the color sensing block does not work AT ALL. Several times I have copied the color exactly to the block in the code. But nevertheless, IT DIDN'T WORK. You should look into fixing that.

For me it does work for several colors (eg red, violet, etc). But certainly it does NOT work for white (that is the color of the Stage, coded as 0,0,100)

infinitytec wrote:

s_federici wrote:

Iliketea3 wrote:

Also, the color sensing block does not work AT ALL. Several times I have copied the color exactly to the block in the code. But nevertheless, IT DIDN'T WORK. You should look into fixing that.

For me it does work for several colors (eg red, violet, etc). But certainly it does NOT work for white (that is the color of the Stage, coded as 0,0,100)

Make sure the stage backdrop is not transparent?

Iliketea3 wrote:

infinitytec wrote:

s_federici wrote:

Iliketea3 wrote:

Also, the color sensing block does not work AT ALL. Several times I have copied the color exactly to the block in the code. But nevertheless, IT DIDN'T WORK. You should look into fixing that.

For me it does work for several colors (eg red, violet, etc). But certainly it does NOT work for white (that is the color of the Stage, coded as 0,0,100)

Make sure the stage backdrop is not transparent?

The color sensing works on backdrops?

liamdadude wrote:

The pi will be an improvement since my ram for my fire is 1.5 gb

JorgeNachtigall wrote:

Hi,

I'm working with a real time monitoring tool for my undergraduate thesis.

Right now I'm looking for a way to get the updated XML of the “code part”. I mean: everytime I add a new block on my code, I want to get an XML file with the new information (and I'm not talking about the toolbox). I can get the json file provided by the scratch-vm, that contains the updated code, but I need the XML file.

Any thoughts about this? Is this even possible?

Cheers.

I can get the json file provided by the scratch-vm, that contains the updated code, but I need the XML file.

JorgeNachtigall wrote:

Hi,

I'm working with a real time monitoring tool for my undergraduate thesis.

Right now I'm looking for a way to get the updated XML of the “code part”. I mean: everytime I add a new block on my code, I want to get an XML file with the new information (and I'm not talking about the toolbox). I can get the json file provided by the scratch-vm, that contains the updated code, but I need the XML file.

Any thoughts about this? Is this even possible?

Cheers.