Very Old Versions of Scratch

ItzRedwing

Here you go, for those who don't know how to get all of the older versions of scratch:
https://scratcharchive.naleksuh.com/
Every version from 0.1 to the 2.X October 12 2011 update. (You have to download the 2.X images and run it on a flash emulator for it to work, as it doesn't work on the site itself.)

The site has a system where you can save your projects to your local server on the site.

Last edited by ItzRedwing (Nov. 24, 2022 20:26:04)

adisboy

cool

Last edited by adisboy (Dec. 4, 2022 13:46:23)

musicdude2011

ItzRedwing wrote:
Here you go, for those who don't know how to get all of the older versions of scratch:
https://scratcharchive.naleksuh.com/
Every version from 0.1 to the 2.X October 12 2011 update. (You have to download the 2.X images and run it on a flash emulator for it to work, as it doesn't work on the site itself.)

The site has a system where you can save your projects to your local server on the site.

Thanks

KosraeKoder144

Check out this .zip file I found in the community portal of the Scratch Wiki
https://en.scratch-wiki.info/w/images/Scratch_2003_-_2009_Development_Builds.zip
This zip file contains every single version of Scratch 1.0's development and more!

Last edited by KosraeKoder144 (Jan. 25, 2023 21:31:45)

sebminecrafter

when people realize they can check the scratch wiki for downloads [post this reply v]

You can download the first version on the Scratch Wiki:
First version of Scratch
Download for the .zip folder file

AndrewB1501

when green flag clicked
add [scratch 1.0 and later] to [scratch.mit.edu v]

WojtekGame

AndrewB1501 wrote:

when green flag clicked
add [scratch 1.0 and later] to [scratch.mit.edu v]

don't blockspam.

medians

sebminecrafter wrote:
when people realize they can check the scratch wiki for downloads [post this reply v]
You can download the first version on the Scratch Wiki:

No, that doesn’t have all of them.

musicdude2011

btw old versions use the .SCRATCH directory

Change Emotion to [Sad v]

AndrewB1501

ok

AndrewB1501

when [space v] key pressed
while <mouse down?> {
point away from edge :: motion
} :: control

Version: Scratch 0.1

AndrewB1501

when green flag clicked
move (555555555555555555555555555555555555) steps

rdococ

In the old dev versions, instead of broadcasts there were custom blocks, except sprites could run custom blocks belonging to another sprite. This acted as a sort of method call, but the receiver was hardcoded so there was no dynamism.

Broadcasts were the solution they went with, but they also considered adding sprite references for that dynamism. This means there's an alternate universe where Scratch is fully OO with methods and sprite references.

retro_person

rdococ wrote:
In the old dev versions, instead of broadcasts there were custom blocks, except sprites could run custom blocks belonging to another sprite. This acted as a sort of method call, but the receiver was hardcoded so there was no dynamism.

Broadcasts were the solution they went with, but they also considered adding sprite references for that dynamism. This means there's an alternate universe where Scratch is fully OO with methods and sprite references.

Yes! These features were tested in seminars with various MIT and Harvard students throughout late 2003 and early 2004, but were later decided to be removed, as no global scripting (solved by creating a “Background” object), multiple object types (sprite, sound, image box, and later, sensor board), and inter-object script invocation (later re-implemented as broadcasts) were deemed to be “making it difficult to support the free-form object exchange that we envision for Scratch.” (Source: pg. 5, Scratch Sneak Preview, Jan. 30, 2004)

stealingapumpkin

when was the point away from edge block removed?

medians

stealingapumpkin wrote:
when was the point away from edge block removed?

I’m going to edit this when I find which one is the latest I have with the block.
Edit: The latest version I have seems to be “26Jun06”, while “27Jul06” doesn't have it.

Last edited by medians (June 20, 2023 23:27:26)

-GUI--CUI-

02Dec05 - Added

turn away from edge::motion

10Dec05 - Renamed

point away from edge::motion

27Jul06 - Removed

NeedleSonic

huckleberrya wrote:
Check out this .zip file I found in the community portal of the Scratch Wiki
https://en.scratch-wiki.info/w/images/Scratch_2003_-_2009_Development_Builds.zip
This zip file contains every single version of Scratch 1.0's development and more!

WOW! Those are the most prototypes of anything I have seen. There are hundreds.
It's cool to see some with a different green flag. (Example: 04Apr05i)

Last edited by NeedleSonic (July 21, 2023 22:39:52)

NeedleSonic

Accidental Post

Last edited by NeedleSonic (July 24, 2023 21:47:07)

medians

NeedleSonic wrote:
Screenshot of Scratch Gui (3.0) on February 20th, 2017:

The img tags are for whitelisted image hosts :D

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