Help with USB Gamepad extension implementation

crawfishcode

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
misaPuding wrote:
GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
(#36)
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It's designed for a much different version of the Scratch editor, and i don't think the ST accepte PR's if they use code from extensions/mods.
i don´t know if ST accepts PR´s at all
I believe I've seen a few.

Can you help us make the PR?

GIitchInTheMatrix

crawfishcode wrote:
GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
misaPuding wrote:
GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
(#36)
-snip-
It's designed for a much different version of the Scratch editor, and i don't think the ST accepte PR's if they use code from extensions/mods.
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i don´t know if ST accepts PR´s at all
I believe I've seen a few.
Can you help us make the PR?

Only after it's been programmed. Best for it to be a tenporary org that is used to add it

RobotChickens

bump

creeperyeettt

we cant make a pull req using turbowarp right?

theres a user by the name of sheeptester who made a controller mod maybe we can ask him

GIitchInTheMatrix

creeperyeettt wrote:
(#44)
we cant make a pull req using turbowarp right?

theres a user by the name of sheeptester who made a controller mod maybe we can ask him

Both are mods, so the source won't work as well on Scratch as other extensions, Sheeptester is, IIRC, based off Turbowarp, which uses a compiler instead of an interpreter.

EngineerRunner

AFAIK you can't just use a turbowarp extension on Scratch.

those are the 3 types of extensions, with the last 2 being the ones you can load into turbowarp. however, scratch only supports core extensions, so you'd have to make most of it yourself.

GIitchInTheMatrix

EngineerRunner wrote:
AFAIK you can't just use a turbowarp extension on Scratch.
those are the 3 types of extensions, with the last 2 being the ones you can load into turbowarp. however, scratch only supports core extensions, so you'd have to make most of it yourself.

The goal is to add support to Scratch via a pull request.
However, it is true that TurboWarp exclusive extensions can't run in Scratch's VM

EngineerRunner

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
EngineerRunner wrote:
AFAIK you can't just use a turbowarp extension on Scratch.
those are the 3 types of extensions, with the last 2 being the ones you can load into turbowarp. however, scratch only supports core extensions, so you'd have to make most of it yourself.
The goal is to add support to Scratch via a pull request.
However, it is true that TurboWarp exclusive extensions can't run in Scratch's VM

i know, but people were talking about just putting a turbowarp extension into Scratch.

creeperyeettt

https://sheeptester.github.io/scratch-gui/?load_plugin=https://arpruss.github.io/gamepad.js
try this out guys, its basic but a start

Last edited by creeperyeettt (Sept. 1, 2023 15:58:53)

GIitchInTheMatrix

creeperyeettt wrote:
(#49)
https://sheeptester.github.io/scratch-gui/?load_plugin=https://arpruss.github.io/gamepad.js
try this out guys, its basic but a start

TW fork

USBGamepad

BUMP
(Actively looking for JS devs…)

RobotChickens

bump

Scratchuel21439new

butt (BUmp This Topic)

starlightsparker

Bump

RobotChickens

Bump. (one of my friends is learning JS like I'm planning to. He might be able help us sometime soon.)

crawfishcode

I have a quick question: How would we coordinate/communicate quickly outside of Scratch when/if we work on the PR (if there is a way)?

GIitchInTheMatrix

No one's leaving Scratch unless you usr a GitHub discussion.
-Cassidy

Last edited by GIitchInTheMatrix (Nov. 10, 2023 17:46:42)

GlitchedThrough

I take it this is canceled. And everyone has realized why its so tough for a team to work on something.

RobotChickens

GlitchedThrough wrote:
(#58)
I take it this is canceled. And everyone has realized why its so tough for a team to work on something.

No, it is not. We just haven't started yet because we don't have any JS devs to help us yet.

GlitchedThrough

RobotChickens wrote:
GlitchedThrough wrote:
(#58)
I take it this is canceled. And everyone has realized why its so tough for a team to work on something.
No, it is not. We just haven't started yet because we don't have any JS devs to help us yet.

I learned JavaScript in one day. It’s incredibly easy to write it, you just need to know the basics of a Turing complete language, and be used to a C like syntax.
And, note, I’m not writing this.

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