kccuber wrote:

Steve0Greatness wrote:

Lol, had to install the offline flash player, then put it into my Linux folder, then put the swf into it too, then go through an install process for the flash player… just lol.

wait… where did you get an offline flash player from? me need to know

the best place to look as far as i know is adobes own debug downloads page: https://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/debug_downloads.html

itll only work so well with s2online though, since s2online wouldnt have access to any of the javascript stuff necessary for downloading projects

but general SWFs (from game sites etc) can be run through it pretty easily in my experience!

kccuber wrote:

Steve0Greatness wrote:

Lol, had to install the offline flash player, then put it into my Linux folder, then put the swf into it too, then go through an install process for the flash player… just lol.

wait… where did you get an offline flash player from? me need to know

flash point

_nix wrote:

the best place to look as far as i know is adobes own debug downloads page: https://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/debug_downloads.html

itll only work so well with s2online though, since s2online wouldnt have access to any of the javascript stuff necessary for downloading projects

but general SWFs (from game sites etc) can be run through it pretty easily in my experience!

thanks

it does not work as we all know

(adobe flash player) (is no longer supported!!!!!!)

4wngregus1 wrote:

it does not work as we all know

(adobe flash player) (is no longer supported!!!!!!)

But there is still some flash emulators out there like

<> Flashpoint <(in my memory)>

lol I cannot download that on my chrome book

4wngregus1 wrote:

lol I cannot download that on my chrome book

yeah chromebook isnt windows/mac.

4wngregus1 wrote:

lol I cannot download that on my chrome book

Yeah, sorry about that – Chromebooks don't have support for Flash at all, or viewing downloaded SWF files. You'd have to use a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer to use Scrap!

_nix wrote:

4wngregus1 wrote:

lol I cannot download that on my chrome book

Yeah, sorry about that – Chromebooks don't have support for Flash at all, or viewing downloaded SWF files. You'd have to use a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer to use Scrap!

Chromes cant run linux programs & they are linux based

report this topic to be closed because i am unable to download it and my sister has a mac os but I am not aloud to touch it so there is nothing i can do….

_nix wrote:

Too lazy to read the whole post? Try it online now!
There's a logo. Nobody spam me with logo suggestions pls kthx?

Scrap
A Scratch 2.0 mod dedicated to making Scratch projects.

Have you ever thought of making a cool big Scratch project before? If you have, you've probably tried to do it – and gotten stuck. Scratch is not very good at making big projects, especially if all your scripts for (one part of) your game's engine are stored in one sprite (that way it's easiest for the scripts to talk to each other – no need for broadcast lag..).

This mod is an attempt at making Scratch a bit more bearable – and powerful – so that you really can use it to make that big idea you had in mind.

Scrap is compatible with Scratch, both backwards and forwards. That means you can open a Scrap project in Scratch and have it work exactly like it would in Scrap, then you can modify the project in Scratch, and open it in Scrap, and switch between editors whenever you want, while keeping the project behaving the same way everywhere.

Features

Biggest features first! Scrap adds a new part to the Scratch interface called the Script Browser:



As you can see, it's positioned right below the scripting area.

The point of the Script Browser is to give you a quick and easy way to access all of your scripts, one at a time. When you click on a script inside the Script Browser, it'll make your script editor focus on that script – and that script only. It makes the whole Scratch interface (and stage!) lags a whole lot less, makes it easier to navigate your project, and makes it simple to focus on one chunk of your project at a time.


Another significant and often wanted tool is Custom Block Libraries:



Custom block libraries are little packages of custom blocks. They're portable; you can save libraries in plain-text JSON files, and send the file to another computer or an online download or even just to another sprite in your project.


Other cool features:

• The save/load project menu actually works! That took a while to figure out. If you're another modder who would like to find out more, you can read about that here.
  
• Variable/list menus are properly sorted. Local and global (stage) variables are also split, with local variables on the top since those are the ones you'll probably be using most – both in menus and palettes! Screenshot (and another).
  
• The custom block palette is also sorted too, of course.
  
• A preview mode, which basically “locks” the stage, making it so that it behaves as if you're in the project player rather than the editor.
  
• Broadcast-specific variables.
  
• Hacked blocks can be made, now, but you can also just type in menu inputs. No more “switch costume to (join (previous ) (costume))”!
  
• You can use variable, list, and just about any other menu in custom blocks, as well as color inputs.
  
• ..And quite a number of other things you can find on the releases page.
  

Run Scrap online!
This (official) site always contains the most recent release of Scrap, and it's definitely the easiest way to get going with the mod.

Download
v007 – you can find all the releases here.

The source code is open source blah blah license fork of LLK/scratch-flash something something, you can find it here.

Keep in mind to load projects you'll need to have the SWF file on a server. Just make a folder on your desktop, but the SWF in that, cd into it through whatever terminal app you have, and then run “python -m SimpleHTTPServer” (or “python3 -m http.server”), and navigate to the URL you're given in your web browser to get started!

Cool! But, can you please update it so that the offline version can be without Flash. It sounds cool, though!

4wngregus1 wrote:

report this topic to be closed because i am unable to download it and my sister has a mac os but I am not aloud to touch it so there is nothing i can do….

Use the linux thing on your chromebook to run wine.

TheVogels wrote:

_nix wrote:

4wngregus1 wrote:

lol I cannot download that on my chrome book

Yeah, sorry about that – Chromebooks don't have support for Flash at all, or viewing downloaded SWF files. You'd have to use a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer to use Scrap!

Chromes cant run linux programs & they are linux based

Why did I know somebody was going to say this

I simplified because it's not a super important point (what matters is they would need another type of computer), but you're right, yeah! Chromebooks just have specific limitations (by Google / the Chromebook devs) which make it hard/impossible (I'm not sure) to run Flash and external programs.

4wngregus1 wrote:

report this topic to be closed because i am unable to download it and my sister has a mac os but I am not aloud to touch it so there is nothing i can do….

Aw geez, I'm sorry to hear… I hope you get the chance to use another computer soon! It sucks to not have access to programs because of technical restrictions on the device you use. I know what that's like!

I am gonna keep this topic open though, since I still want there to be a place for people to talk about it if they want to. Maybe sometime you'll have access to another computer and use Flash to run Scrap—if this topic were closed, you wouldn't have anywhere to talk about Scrap or ask for help getting it set up!

DIAVLODUDE wrote:

Cool! But, can you please update it so that the offline version can be without Flash. It sounds cool, though!

Thank you! Unfortunately, that's not really something I have the ability to do. Scrap requires Flash, of course, since it's a mod of Scratch 2.0, and there's not really anything I can do to (for example) program it in something else—if you want similar features and additions that Scrap adds, I'd recommend checking out the editor mode in Turbowarp, which has a whole host of community-developed addons. Kinda like if Scrap were made by a whole bunch of people, with all sorts of cool ideas!

Theoretically it might be possible to package Flash as part of Scrap, the way the Scratch 2.0 offline editor works. I'm not personally familiar with Adobe AIR, though, which is the technology which makes Scratch 2.0 work offline.

medians wrote:

4wngregus1 wrote:

report this topic to be closed because i am unable to download it and my sister has a mac os but I am not aloud to touch it so there is nothing i can do….

Use the linux thing on your chromebook to run wine.

Unless the person you're talking to is fairly advanced with tech and command-line stuff, this isn't really a helpful suggestion—I don't know @4wngregus1 but their profile doesn't suggest they work with code much. Just telling them to do something is probably going to come across as confusing and frustrating, if they have no idea what you're even really talking about, or where to begin.

I said! report this topic to be closed because i am unable to download it and my sister has a mac os but I am not aloud to touch it so there is nothing i can do….
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ok i am doing too much keep the topic open

4wngregus1 wrote:

I said! report this topic to be closed because i am unable to download it and my sister has a mac os but I am not aloud to touch it so there is nothing i can do….
>

Not being able to use it on a chromebook is not a reason to report a topic to be closed.

kccuber wrote:

4wngregus1 wrote:

I said! report this topic to be closed because i am unable to download it and my sister has a mac os but I am not aloud to touch it so there is nothing i can do….
>

Not being able to use it on a chromebook is not a reason to report a topic to be closed.

Yeah lol.

card100 wrote:

It crashed my windows explore…

Oh no, what happened?

CozmoGaming wrote:

card100 wrote:

It crashed my windows explore…

Oh no, what happened?

I don't know if they would reply at this point

oh god someone has to make it work in nodejs with react *-*, even with cloning scratch-gui