It would be useful for making Nintendo 3DS Games.
PLEASE.

naren2013 wrote:

It would be useful for making Nintendo 3DS Games.
PLEASE.

Extensions add blocks, an extension would not allow you to port a Scratch project to 3DS, a seperate piece of software could be made to do that. (although it actually probably couldn't unless the 3DS can run Flash)

(unless that's not what you meant…)

wait…. i thought someone said that scratch was made to no longer need flash

hoohoo2 wrote:

wait…. i thought someone said that scratch was made to no longer need flash

yeah scratch 3 will use html/js
but scratch 2 still uses flash

what about scratch (1.0?)

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naren2013 wrote:

what about scratch (1.0?)

It used Squeak offline, and Java or Flash online

naren2013 wrote:

It would be useful for making Nintendo 3DS Games.
PLEASE.

Nintendo only supports official 3DS games from verified partner publishes, not single-person minor teams. The only other option, 3DS mods, are made (illegally, as any mod to a 3DS is prohibited by usage agreement ) usually with RAM hacking (i.e. replace <offset> <value>), overriding Roms using Machine Language, or if you are building home brew software, Assembly language, C / C++. I believe procd has a scratch to win32 compiler. If you knew a lot about cross-compiling, you could hypothetically write 3DS games, in Scratch.

AwesomeGameCreator wrote:

naren2013 wrote:

It would be useful for making Nintendo 3DS Games.
PLEASE.

Nintendo only supports official 3DS games from verified partner publishes, not single-person minor teams. The only other option, 3DS mods, are made (illegally, as any mod to a 3DS is prohibited by usage agreement ) usually with RAM hacking (i.e. replace <offset> <value>), overriding Roms using Machine Language, or if you are building home brew software, Assembly language, C / C++. I believe procd has a scratch to win32 compiler. If you knew a lot about cross-compiling, you could hypothetically write 3DS games, in Scratch.

You can run unsigned code using a tool called “steelhax” that modifies the save file of a game called “Steel Diver: Sub Wars” to launch custom code.

AwesomeGameCreator wrote:

naren2013 wrote:

It would be useful for making Nintendo 3DS Games.
PLEASE.

Nintendo only supports official 3DS games from verified partner publishes, not single-person minor teams. The only other option, 3DS mods, are made (illegally, as any mod to a 3DS is prohibited by usage agreement ) usually with RAM hacking (i.e. replace <offset> <value>), overriding Roms using Machine Language, or if you are building home brew software, Assembly language, C / C++. I believe procd has a scratch to win32 compiler. If you knew a lot about cross-compiling, you could hypothetically write 3DS games, in Scratch.

It's technically not illegal, it just breaches the contract. They can sue you, but the police cannot arrest you.

Sithlord1000 wrote:

AwesomeGameCreator wrote:

naren2013 wrote:

It would be useful for making Nintendo 3DS Games.
PLEASE.

Nintendo only supports official 3DS games from verified partner publishes, not single-person minor teams. The only other option, 3DS mods, are made (illegally, as any mod to a 3DS is prohibited by usage agreement ) usually with RAM hacking (i.e. replace <offset> <value>), overriding Roms using Machine Language, or if you are building home brew software, Assembly language, C / C++. I believe procd has a scratch to win32 compiler. If you knew a lot about cross-compiling, you could hypothetically write 3DS games, in Scratch.

You can run unsigned code using a tool called “steelhax” that modifies the save file of a game called “Steel Diver: Sub Wars” to launch custom code.

Oh no… It's userland.
Boot9Strap user here. CFW allows you to install homebrew software directly to your title screen, run Rom Hacks of popular games and a lot more. See https://3ds.hacks.guide for more info.

Anyway, with DevKitArm and enough work, you could probably write a Scratch runtime for the 3DS so you can run projects within it. Citro2d would be a good graphics library to look at.

This wouldn't be possible.

c512b wrote:

This wouldn't be possible.

Thinking back on this answer I have realised I am severely wrong. This WOULD be possible, but there would be many roadblocks you would have to overcome. It would be extremely difficult.

Sithlord1000 wrote:

AwesomeGameCreator wrote:

naren2013 wrote:

It would be useful for making Nintendo 3DS Games.
PLEASE.

Nintendo only supports official 3DS games from verified partner publishes, not single-person minor teams. The only other option, 3DS mods, are made (illegally, as any mod to a 3DS is prohibited by usage agreement ) usually with RAM hacking (i.e. replace <offset> <value>), overriding Roms using Machine Language, or if you are building home brew software, Assembly language, C / C++. I believe procd has a scratch to win32 compiler. If you knew a lot about cross-compiling, you could hypothetically write 3DS games, in Scratch.

You can run unsigned code using a tool called “steelhax” that modifies the save file of a game called “Steel Diver: Sub Wars” to launch custom code.

If you DO decide to install steelhax or something like that, remember to follow the instructions exactly, as making mistakes has the chance to BRICK your system, rendering it USELESS.

Luingus221 wrote:

Sithlord1000 wrote:

AwesomeGameCreator wrote:

naren2013 wrote:

It would be useful for making Nintendo 3DS Games.
PLEASE.

Nintendo only supports official 3DS games from verified partner publishes, not single-person minor teams. The only other option, 3DS mods, are made (illegally, as any mod to a 3DS is prohibited by usage agreement ) usually with RAM hacking (i.e. replace <offset> <value>), overriding Roms using Machine Language, or if you are building home brew software, Assembly language, C / C++. I believe procd has a scratch to win32 compiler. If you knew a lot about cross-compiling, you could hypothetically write 3DS games, in Scratch.

You can run unsigned code using a tool called “steelhax” that modifies the save file of a game called “Steel Diver: Sub Wars” to launch custom code.

If you DO decide to install steelhax or something like that, remember to follow the instructions exactly, as making mistakes has the chance to BRICK your system, rendering it USELESS.

It does not. Steelhax is userland only, it cannot brick your system.
Ntrboot / dsiwarehax / whatever the cool kids are doing these days (I was a Soundhax + Safehax + arm9loaderhax boi) on the other hand can

LastContinue wrote:

Luingus221 wrote:

If you DO decide to install steelhax or something like that, remember to follow the instructions exactly, as making mistakes has the chance to BRICK your system, rendering it USELESS.

It does not. Steelhax is userland only, it cannot brick your system.
Ntrboot / dsiwarehax / whatever the cool kids are doing these days (I was a Soundhax + Safehax + arm9loaderhax boi) on the other hand can

Alright, I didn't know about that. But, I specifically said “something like that,” meaning ANY METHOD that could brick your system. Plus it's a good rule of thumb anyway.

Luingus221 wrote:

LastContinue wrote:

Luingus221 wrote:

If you DO decide to install steelhax or something like that, remember to follow the instructions exactly, as making mistakes has the chance to BRICK your system, rendering it USELESS.

It does not. Steelhax is userland only, it cannot brick your system.
Ntrboot / dsiwarehax / whatever the cool kids are doing these days (I was a Soundhax + Safehax + arm9loaderhax boi) on the other hand can

Alright, I didn't know about that. But, I specifically said “something like that,” meaning ANY METHOD that could brick your system. Plus it's a good rule of thumb anyway.

Yes, I am aware of that, 'tis why I addressed the fact that Ntrboot / dsiwarehax / whatever the cool kids are doing these days can.

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