scratch 2.0 now has (some) optimal functions in ruffle!

pros:
* both bitmap and vector editors work
* runs smoothly
* all of the included backdrops and sprites are there, but they take some time to import
cons:
* no sounds
* text tool works in vector editor, but the bitmap editor absolutely destroys it
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what are you waiting for? try it NOOOOOW
(please don't mention the 2.0 offline editor i am aware of it and have installed it on multiple PCs)

Wait, so the paint editors actually work now?
Edit: this is one of the captures where the library works :D

BUNP

It's more likely than you think.
Okay, all jokes aside, this is actually really cool! Even though I already have Scratch 2.0 offline installed on the PC i share with my sister, and I can just use Pale Moon on my surface go, it's still nice to know that it can run entirely using Ruffle better than it used to.

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busybuddie1234 wrote:

scratch 2.0 now has (some) optimal functions in ruffle!

pros:
* both bitmap and vector editors work
* runs smoothly
* all of the included backdrops and sprites are there, but they take some time to import
cons:
* no sounds
* text tool works in vector editor, but the bitmap editor absolutely destroys it
* every effect except brightness and ghost does not work (stage3D issue maybe)
* importing images from your computer does not function
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what are you waiting for? try it NOOOOOW
(please don't mention the 2.0 offline editor i am aware of it and have installed it on multiple PCs)

There's another con:
Blocks that have a color input do not work at all. Also, my internet can't support the Wayback Machine anymore.

What's that? (Not Scratch 2.0, I know what that is, I'm talking about the other thing)

TheCreatorOfUnTV wrote:

What's that? (Not Scratch 2.0, I know what that is, I'm talking about the other thing)

Ruffle is a Flash emulator. Because Flash shut down a while ago, and the only browser to still support it natively is Pale Moon (and even then you need something like Clean Flash), people have begun making Flash emulators.

exsaerxsds112 wrote:

busybuddie1234 wrote:

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There's another con:
Blocks that have a color input do not work at all. Also, my internet can't support the Wayback Machine anymore.

please snip long quotes to prevent spam

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ruffle got a huge update for AS3 content, i didn't notice any differences but if anyone finds any let me know

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There's another con: if you export it and open it on the new scratch, it won't work.

busybuddie1234 wrote:

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ruffle got a huge update for AS3 content, i didn't notice any differences but if anyone finds any let me know

importing image now works, at least for me

effects now work but make the sprite undraggable for some reason, pressing CTRL+M fixes it
dragging sprites is erratic on the web (i don't remember it being like that) but it works fine on the ruffle desktop app