medians wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

Bringing this up.
Also, I still can only see the one named “Scratch Classmate.zip” but not the one with the number.

Okay now I see it LOL

:IoI:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

Bringing this up.
Also, I still can only see the one named “Scratch Classmate.zip” but not the one with the number.

Okay now I see it LOL

fixed

WojtekGame wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

Bringing this up.
Also, I still can only see the one named “Scratch Classmate.zip” but not the one with the number.

Okay now I see it LOL

fixed

new version doesn't even have that much differences as i've noticed

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

WojtekGame wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

Bringing this up.
Also, I still can only see the one named “Scratch Classmate.zip” but not the one with the number.

Okay now I see it LOL

fixed

new version doesn't even have that much differences as i've noticed

new != 2011 or whenever

i got bored of waiting for the :Py sixty second rule so i wrote this

bump

We're trying to find this build:
https://vimeo.com/41683547
Problem is, we don't know which number it is, but we know about these wiki revisions:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/632644/?page=1#post-7137470
Also, we know v211 was mentioned, but we can't find it yet.
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/959/
So bringing this up

medians wrote:

We're trying to find this build:
https://vimeo.com/41683547

It's the online beta so…

Bump
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bump

Can you run the SWF in ruffle?

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Can you run the SWF in ruffle?

Yes you could. If you did that online, you could effectively get Scratch 2 working online

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Can you run the SWF in ruffle?

Someone tried that at some point, and I thought they were trying to run the final Scratch 2.0 because they didn't say they were using the Experimental Viewer, they said they were trying to use 2.0.

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

Yes you could. If you did that online, you could effectively get Scratch 2 working online

Though it might not work well at the moment because it doesn't fully support AS3 yet, and I've tested it with final versions and some alpha vers and betas but with the extension and the website.
Anyway, there's another way to do that but it requires the actual Flash.

medians wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

Yes you could. If you did that online, you could effectively get Scratch 2 working online

Though it might not work well at the moment because it doesn't fully support AS3 yet, and I've tested it with final versions and some alpha vers and betas but with the extension and the website.
Anyway, there's another way to do that but it requires the actual Flash.

Yeah, it says it will likely still work, but it just returns a white screen.

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

Yes you could. If you did that online, you could effectively get Scratch 2 working online

Though it might not work well at the moment because it doesn't fully support AS3 yet, and I've tested it with final versions and some alpha vers and betas but with the extension and the website.
Anyway, there's another way to do that but it requires the actual Flash.

Yeah, it says it will likely still work, but it just returns a white screen.

Yeah, you have to do this
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/7377039 (for me the crash happens on Mac OS Big Sur but not when I try sierra
Go test it here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20130524135519/https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor

I find it confusing how you say Deutsch (which means German in German) and then right after type in Dutch, which is not German

Alright, bringing this topic up.
Any progress in 2.0 after the finding of v456 and v457? Also, I think I may be able to get the swfs of the 2.0 offline editor vers of a lot of these, I installed them on my computer earlier this year, and v434a (or something) used to be available for a while, which I installed before the cdn page got taken down.

medians wrote:

Alright, bringing this topic up.
Any progress in 2.0 after the finding of v456 and v457? Also, I think I may be able to get the swfs of the 2.0 offline editor vers of a lot of these, I installed them on my computer earlier this year, and v434a (or something) used to be available for a while, which I installed before the cdn page got taken down.

Yeah I found v456 (uploading it soon on github), on some archive.org account, which seems to have lots of versions we didn't have before apart from the absence of v457 and a few others too. Planning on making a chart to plot how the different features got added. Note that, to my research, v457 is the only of the later versions to not use Flash. This was available for download on a Scratch version archive site, had a a look at it now and it looked like it was either taken down or had its domain expired.

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

Alright, bringing this topic up.
Any progress in 2.0 after the finding of v456 and v457? Also, I think I may be able to get the swfs of the 2.0 offline editor vers of a lot of these, I installed them on my computer earlier this year, and v434a (or something) used to be available for a while, which I installed before the cdn page got taken down.

Yeah I found v456 (uploading it soon on github), on some archive.org account, which seems to have lots of versions we didn't have before apart from the absence of v457 and a few others too. Planning on making a chart to plot how the different features got added. Note that, to my research, v457 is the only of the later versions to not use Flash. This was available for download on a Scratch version archive site, had a a look at it now and it looked like it was either taken down or had its domain expired.

Well, I meant like the ones we’ve found after that (not as in later versions, just ones we found afterwards). I found them on the wayback machine, decided to upload them on my GitHub archive.
Edit: The ones that are marked as missing on the spreadsheet are:
Prerelease:
2010.08.01
Vimeo Build (from the vimeo video I mentioned earlier)
v168
v192
v201
v205
v211
v213
v214
v223
v225
v227
v231
v232
v233
After:
v312
v314
v456 (which has been found)
v457 (also found)
(Incomplete)

medians wrote:

jellyfishfisher56 wrote:

medians wrote:

Alright, bringing this topic up.
Any progress in 2.0 after the finding of v456 and v457? Also, I think I may be able to get the swfs of the 2.0 offline editor vers of a lot of these, I installed them on my computer earlier this year, and v434a (or something) used to be available for a while, which I installed before the cdn page got taken down.

Yeah I found v456 (uploading it soon on github), on some archive.org account, which seems to have lots of versions we didn't have before apart from the absence of v457 and a few others too. Planning on making a chart to plot how the different features got added. Note that, to my research, v457 is the only of the later versions to not use Flash. This was available for download on a Scratch version archive site, had a a look at it now and it looked like it was either taken down or had its domain expired.

Well, I meant like the ones we’ve found after that (not as in later versions, just ones we found afterwards). I found them on the wayback machine, decided to upload them on my GitHub archive.
Edit: The ones that are marked as missing on the spreadsheet are:
Prerelease:
2010.08.01
Vimeo Build (from the vimeo video I mentioned earlier)
v168
v192
v201
v205
v211
v213
v214
v223
v225
v227
v231
v232
v233
After:
v312
v314
v456 (which has been found)
v457 (also found)
(Incomplete)

Another one is the build they used in the Scratch 2.0 trailer. You see, they wanted to show off things like cloud variables, however they also wanted to use the offline editor, so they made a version for that purpose.

Bumping this topic