so i wanna make a project that tells you the exact tempature (in celsius of course) so i searched up “weather engine” and i saw nothing that matches my expectation










just please

BombyGomby9 wrote:

so i wanna make a project that tells you the exact tempature (in celsius of course) so i searched up “weather engine” and i saw nothing that matches my expectation










just please

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location
2nd thing: You need to use the Scratch API

alboxer2000 wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location
2nd thing: You need to use the Scratch API

then how about weather in texas

BombyGomby9 wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location
2nd thing: You need to use the Scratch API

then how about weather in texas

Same thing.

alboxer2000 wrote:

BombyGomby9 wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location
2nd thing: You need to use the Scratch API

then how about weather in texas

Same thing.

how about weather in giza or something

BombyGomby9 wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

BombyGomby9 wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location
2nd thing: You need to use the Scratch API

then how about weather in texas

Same thing.

how about weather in giza or something

Every location, same thing.

Yep, as alboxer2000 said, Scratch cannot detect temperatures.

legendary34678 wrote:

Yep, as alboxer2000 said, Scratch cannot detect temperatures.

Actually, it can! But it needs to go in the Scratch API and lots of code.

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location

Actually, scratch can approximate your location based on your IP address ( which is how you can get IP blocked or internet blocked), but you could easily use a vpn to change your location,

alboxer2000 wrote:

legendary34678 wrote:

Yep, as alboxer2000 said, Scratch cannot detect temperatures.

Actually, it can! But it needs to go in the Scratch API and lots of code.

That would be a ton of work a simple temperature feature that wouldn’t be very helpful, if you want snow, fall, etc, you could use the

To calculate the seasons, so that in places, it would potentially be semi-acurate

Jbear_ wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location

Actually, scratch can approximate your location based on your IP address ( which is how you can get IP blocked or internet blocked), but you could easily use a vpn to change your location,

alboxer2000 wrote:

legendary34678 wrote:

Yep, as alboxer2000 said, Scratch cannot detect temperatures.

Actually, it can! But it needs to go in the Scratch API and lots of code.

That would be a ton of work a simple temperature feature that wouldn’t be very helpful, if you want snow, fall, etc, you could use the

To calculate the seasons, so that in places, it would potentially be semi-acurate

Yeah, but I always wonder why they use that block

alboxer2000 wrote:

Jbear_ wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location

Actually, scratch can approximate your location based on your IP address ( which is how you can get IP blocked or internet blocked), but you could easily use a vpn to change your location,

alboxer2000 wrote:

legendary34678 wrote:

Yep, as alboxer2000 said, Scratch cannot detect temperatures.

Actually, it can! But it needs to go in the Scratch API and lots of code.

That would be a ton of work a simple temperature feature that wouldn’t be very helpful, if you want snow, fall, etc, you could use the

To calculate the seasons, so that in places, it would potentially be semi-acurate

Yeah, but I always wonder why they use that block

The reason is because the timer block starts at 0 when the flag is clicked for the first time. While the days since 2000 block keeps going no matter what!

Knightbot63 wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

Jbear_ wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location

Actually, scratch can approximate your location based on your IP address ( which is how you can get IP blocked or internet blocked), but you could easily use a vpn to change your location,

alboxer2000 wrote:

legendary34678 wrote:

Yep, as alboxer2000 said, Scratch cannot detect temperatures.

Actually, it can! But it needs to go in the Scratch API and lots of code.

That would be a ton of work a simple temperature feature that wouldn’t be very helpful, if you want snow, fall, etc, you could use the

To calculate the seasons, so that in places, it would potentially be semi-acurate

Yeah, but I always wonder why they use that block

The reason is because the timer block starts at 0 when the flag is clicked for the first time. While the days since 2000 block keeps going no matter what!

Oh, thanks for telling me that!
But, again with that block, why do they EVEN use it in FNF (Friday Night Funkin')??

alboxer2000 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

Jbear_ wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location

Actually, scratch can approximate your location based on your IP address ( which is how you can get IP blocked or internet blocked), but you could easily use a vpn to change your location,

alboxer2000 wrote:

legendary34678 wrote:

Yep, as alboxer2000 said, Scratch cannot detect temperatures.

Actually, it can! But it needs to go in the Scratch API and lots of code.

That would be a ton of work a simple temperature feature that wouldn’t be very helpful, if you want snow, fall, etc, you could use the

To calculate the seasons, so that in places, it would potentially be semi-acurate

Yeah, but I always wonder why they use that block

The reason is because the timer block starts at 0 when the flag is clicked for the first time. While the days since 2000 block keeps going no matter what!

Oh, thanks for telling me that!
But, again with that block, why do they EVEN use it in FNF (Friday Night Funkin')??

Depends on what they used it for

Jbear_ wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

Jbear_ wrote:

Um, first thing: Scratch cannot use your location

Actually, scratch can approximate your location based on your IP address ( which is how you can get IP blocked or internet blocked), but you could easily use a vpn to change your location,

alboxer2000 wrote:

legendary34678 wrote:

Yep, as alboxer2000 said, Scratch cannot detect temperatures.

Actually, it can! But it needs to go in the Scratch API and lots of code.

That would be a ton of work a simple temperature feature that wouldn’t be very helpful, if you want snow, fall, etc, you could use the

To calculate the seasons, so that in places, it would potentially be semi-acurate

Yeah, but I always wonder why they use that block

The reason is because the timer block starts at 0 when the flag is clicked for the first time. While the days since 2000 block keeps going no matter what!

Oh, thanks for telling me that!
But, again with that block, why do they EVEN use it in FNF (Friday Night Funkin')??

Depends on what they used it for

They're used for time sometimes.

heres my test, tell me if its any inaccurate
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/726888944/

BombyGomby9 wrote:

heres my test, tell me if its any inaccurate
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/726888944/

It's 7° off where I'm at.

alboxer2000 wrote:

BombyGomby9 wrote:

heres my test, tell me if its any inaccurate
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/726888944/

It's 7° off where I'm at.

mine was 32 degrees but it said 28?!

BombyGomby9 wrote:

heres my test, tell me if its any inaccurate
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/726888944/

Now it’s just 5° off where I am.

BombyGomby9 wrote:

heres my test, tell me if its any inaccurate
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/726888944/

Definitely Inaccurate. 82 °F in my area. And it told me 27 °F

Knightbot63 wrote:

BombyGomby9 wrote:

heres my test, tell me if its any inaccurate
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/726888944/

Definitely Inaccurate. 82 °F in my area. And it told me 27 °F

It’s in Celsius