ajskateboarder wrote:

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

(#341)
Semi support

there is a workaround but takes too much space

Why not give the workaround, or at least explain it at a high level? :\

Toyota_Gt1_Goodies wrote:

BionicBoy554 wrote:

RSITYTScratch wrote:

B0o0lean wrote:

Semi-support. I loved the echo feature and would like it back, but it's still present on offline. On the other hand you could:
Download Scratch Offline
Load your sounds into the offline editor and “echonate” them.
Import it back onto online and put the sounds in your backpack.
Now you have the sounds!
but still im too lazy to do that so i just use online echonate websites

I don't see it anymore.

the 2.0 scratch editor

I'm on a school chromebook, so i use Turbowarp

B0o0lean wrote:

Toyota_Gt1_Goodies wrote:

BionicBoy554 wrote:

RSITYTScratch wrote:

B0o0lean wrote:

Semi-support. I loved the echo feature and would like it back, but it's still present on offline. On the other hand you could:
Download Scratch Offline
Load your sounds into the offline editor and “echonate” them.
Import it back onto online and put the sounds in your backpack.
Now you have the sounds!
but still im too lazy to do that so i just use online echonate websites

I don't see it anymore.

the 2.0 scratch editor

I'm on a school chromebook, so i use Turbowarp

dang people are still replying to my post i made 4 years ago??? i don’t even remember posting here
you could use the internet archive link someone posted above, or install an old version of the 3.x sound editor. since you use turbowarp, you could use the link, save the sound file, and upload it to your project

when green flag clicked
play sound [main sound v]
wait () secs // any delay (mostly use 1 sec)
play sound [copied sound v] until done

BionicBoy554 wrote:

eikh2 wrote:

LSPECTRONIZTAR wrote:

If you use -REDACTED-, you can add BACK the sound editor, which was very useful in my case for a new game I’m working on.

Why do people keep naming the extension on this topic?

Exactly. You shouldn't name T̶̨̝̱̫̯͐̒̓̀̇h̶̩̓̏̾e̶̥͒ ̸̈́̆̅͝͠ͅÈ̷̜̤͓̟̖͠͝ẋ̷̛͖̭͚͝t̷̹̤̺́̑͝ẹ̵̢̟͋̅͝n̶̳̦͓̰̜̍̽́́s̶̞͒̓̐͒͘i̷̪̙͕̒̚͜o̸͍̿n̷̫͇̗̞͌̾̔.

B0o0lean wrote:

Toyota_Gt1_Goodies wrote:

BionicBoy554 wrote:

RSITYTScratch wrote:

B0o0lean wrote:

Semi-support. I loved the echo feature and would like it back, but it's still present on offline. On the other hand you could:
Download Scratch Offline
Load your sounds into the offline editor and “echonate” them.
Import it back onto online and put the sounds in your backpack.
Now you have the sounds!
but still im too lazy to do that so i just use online echonate websites

I don't see it anymore.

the 2.0 scratch editor

I'm on a school chromebook, so i use Turbowarp

dang people are still replying to my post i made 4 years ago??? i don’t even remember posting here
you could use the internet archive link someone posted above, or install an old version of the 3.x sound editor. since you use turbowarp, you could use the link, save the sound file, and upload it to your project

IA-29927 wrote:

I feel like making a project to say to Scratch that you should bring the echo sound back.

cs3868895 wrote:

B0o0lean wrote:

Toyota_Gt1_Goodies wrote:

BionicBoy554 wrote:

RSITYTScratch wrote:

B0o0lean wrote:

Semi-support. I loved the echo feature and would like it back, but it's still present on offline. On the other hand you could:
Download Scratch Offline
Load your sounds into the offline editor and “echonate” them.
Import it back onto online and put the sounds in your backpack.
Now you have the sounds!
but still im too lazy to do that so i just use online echonate websites

I don't see it anymore.

the 2.0 scratch editor

I'm on a school chromebook, so i use Turbowarp

dang people are still replying to my post i made 4 years ago??? i don’t even remember posting here
you could use the internet archive link someone posted above, or install an old version of the 3.x sound editor. since you use turbowarp, you could use the link, save the sound file, and upload it to your project

but hey, at least we are still fighting for it to be actually in the editor.

B0o0lean wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

B0o0lean wrote:

Toyota_Gt1_Goodies wrote:

BionicBoy554 wrote:

RSITYTScratch wrote:

B0o0lean wrote:

Semi-support. I loved the echo feature and would like it back, but it's still present on offline. On the other hand you could:
Download Scratch Offline
Load your sounds into the offline editor and “echonate” them.
Import it back onto online and put the sounds in your backpack.
Now you have the sounds!
but still im too lazy to do that so i just use online echonate websites

I don't see it anymore.

the 2.0 scratch editor

I'm on a school chromebook, so i use Turbowarp

dang people are still replying to my post i made 4 years ago??? i don’t even remember posting here
you could use the internet archive link someone posted above, or install an old version of the 3.x sound editor. since you use turbowarp, you could use the link, save the sound file, and upload it to your project

but hey, at least we are still fighting for it to be actually in the editor.

yeah, at least we’re doing something

puppygirlEliza2010 wrote:

CZ (my friend irl) wanted to make a rhythm game, and if the player is doing bad on it, the music gets echoey. Then they removed it. Ruined the plans

medians wrote:

puppygirlEliza2010 wrote:

CZ (my friend irl) wanted to make a rhythm game, and if the player is doing bad on it, the music gets echoey. Then they removed it. Ruined the plans

You can use an old version of Scratch Desktop and it will have the echo effect.

puppygirlEliza2010 wrote:

medians wrote:

puppygirlEliza2010 wrote:

CZ (my friend irl) wanted to make a rhythm game, and if the player is doing bad on it, the music gets echoey. Then they removed it. Ruined the plans

You can use an old version of Scratch Desktop and it will have the echo effect.

I didn't find it, nor did he

medians wrote:

Also this version has echo:
EXE:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190126114845/https://downloads.scratch.mit.edu/desktop/Scratch%20Desktop%20Setup%201.2.1.exe
DMG:
https://web.archive.org/web/20200526220300/https://downloads.scratch.mit.edu/desktop/Scratch%20Desktop-1.2.1.dmg
From here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190202015048/https://scratch.mit.edu/download

medians wrote:

puppygirlEliza2010 wrote:

medians wrote:

puppygirlEliza2010 wrote:

CZ (my friend irl) wanted to make a rhythm game, and if the player is doing bad on it, the music gets echoey. Then they removed it. Ruined the plans

You can use an old version of Scratch Desktop and it will have the echo effect.

I didn't find it, nor did he

medians wrote:

Also this version has echo:
EXE:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190126114845/https://downloads.scratch.mit.edu/desktop/Scratch%20Desktop%20Setup%201.2.1.exe
DMG:
https://web.archive.org/web/20200526220300/https://downloads.scratch.mit.edu/desktop/Scratch%20Desktop-1.2.1.dmg
From here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190202015048/https://scratch.mit.edu/download

qwerty_wasd_gone wrote:

bump