[Incubator RC.2.0 is AVAILABLE FOR TESTING] Itinerary: Scratch Game Jams & More (itinerary.eu.org)

Adzboy

Looky1173 wrote:
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Refactored game jam API
Bug fixes and various improvements

Please help me test the new feedback feature!

Awesome! Will do

NFlex23

You should add a link to the game jams in https://beta.itinerary.eu.org/experiments Otherwise it's pretty hard to find.

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ToastersUnited

NFlex23 wrote:
You should add a link to the game jams in https://beta.itinerary.eu.org/experiments Otherwise it's pretty hard to find.

Yeah its only on the footer

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Looky1173

NFlex23 wrote:
You should add a link to the game jams in https://beta.itinerary.eu.org/experiments Otherwise it's pretty hard to find.

Will do!

Looky1173

Looky1173 wrote:
NFlex23 wrote:
You should add a link to the game jams in https://beta.itinerary.eu.org/experiments Otherwise it's pretty hard to find.
Will do!

Done!

NFlex23

Looky1173 wrote:
Looky1173 wrote:
NFlex23 wrote:
You should add a link to the game jams in https://beta.itinerary.eu.org/experiments Otherwise it's pretty hard to find.
Will do!
Done!

Great! Thank you.

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Looky1173

NFlex23 wrote:
Looky1173 wrote:
Looky1173 wrote:
NFlex23 wrote:
You should add a link to the game jams in https://beta.itinerary.eu.org/experiments Otherwise it's pretty hard to find.
Will do!
Done!
Great! Thank you.

Well, thank you for pointing this out to me!

NFlex23

There's a minor issue with character escaping:

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Looky1173

NFlex23 wrote:
There's a minor issue with character escaping:

Fixed!

Looky1173

Scratch Auth update: The documentation now has a neat fade transition when switching between themes. Please do try this out and let me know if you would like to see this effect applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

NFlex23

Looky1173 wrote:
Scratch Auth update: The documentation now has a neat fade transition when switching between themes. Please do try this out and let me know if you would like to see this effect applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

Really cool! I would love for it to be applied to the whole site.

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PizzaPizza72

Looky1173 wrote:
Scratch Auth update: The documentation now has a neat fade transition when switching between themes. Please do try this out and let me know if you would like to see this effect applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

I tested it out! Great update, Looky!

Hi! I'm PizzaPizza72. Scroll down for my friend codes!

Pretendo Network (Wii U): PizzaPizza72

Looky1173

Looky1173 wrote:
Scratch Auth update: The documentation now has a neat fade transition when switching between themes. Please do try this out and let me know if you would like to see this effect applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

NFlex23 wrote:
Really cool! I would love for it to be applied to the whole site.

PizzaPizza72 wrote:
I tested it out! Great update, Looky!

Thank you for your feedback! I'll apply the effect to the whole site tomorrow, assuming no one has any objections.

PizzaPizza72

Looky1173 wrote:
I'll apply the effect to the whole site tomorrow, assuming no one has any objections.

I think you should also apply this to Incubator.

Hi! I'm PizzaPizza72. Scroll down for my friend codes!

Pretendo Network (Wii U): PizzaPizza72

Looky1173

PizzaPizza72 wrote:
Looky1173 wrote:
I'll apply the effect to the whole site tomorrow, assuming no one has any objections.
I think you should also apply this to Incubator.

I will do that too!

scratchusername40

Looky1173Open in OcularOpen in Ocular wrote:
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Scratch Auth update: The documentation now has a neat fade transition when switching between themes. Please do try this out and let me know if you would like to see this effect applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

for sure add it to the rest of the site

Adzboy

Looky1173 wrote:
Scratch Auth update: The documentation now has a neat fade transition when switching between themes. Please do try this out and let me know if you would like to see this effect applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

Looks really good!

AIGamesDeveloper

Adzboy wrote:
Looky1173 wrote:
Scratch Auth update: The documentation now has a neat fade transition when switching between themes. Please do try this out and let me know if you would like to see this effect applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.
Looks really good!

I agree, I love it!

AIGamesDeveloper in big 2024.

Looky1173

Looky1173 wrote:
Scratch Auth update: The documentation now has a neat fade transition when switching between themes. Please do try this out and let me know if you would like to see this effect applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

scratchusername40 wrote:
for sure add it to the rest of the site

Adzboy wrote:
Looks really good!

AIGamesDeveloper wrote:
Adzboy wrote:
Looks really good!
I agree, I love it!

Thanks everyone!

The fade effect is now applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

DifferentDance8

Looky1173 wrote:
The fade effect is now applied to the entirety of Scratch Auth and Incubator.

…what about regular old Itinary?

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