old scratch versions

nathanaelmiha

can you still get scratch 2.0 and scratch1.0?

han614698

Yes.

Download Scratch 2 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/help/scratch2download/

Download Scratch 1.4 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch_1.4

nathanaelmiha

also whats scratch alpha and scratch beta

han614698

nathanaelmiha wrote:
(#3)
also whats scratch alpha and scratch beta

Scratch alpha and beta have been things across different versions.

Alpha indicates the FIRST issue of an addition, and beta indicates a testing version of an addition.

For example, there has been Scratch 1.0 Alpha, Scratch 2.0 Alpha, Scratch 3.0 Alpha as well as Scratch 1.0 Beta, Scratch 2.0 Beta, and Scratch 3.0 Beta.

nathanaelmiha

Download Scratch 2 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/help/scratch2download/

Download Scratch 1.4 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch_1.4

can you use it on a website

han614698

nathanaelmiha wrote:
(#5)

Download Scratch 2 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/help/scratch2download/

Download Scratch 1.4 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch_1.4

can you use it on a website

You can use Scratch 2.0 here: https://nathan.github.io/pixie/

I don't think there's any way to use 1.4 on a website.

BigNate469

nathanaelmiha wrote:
Download Scratch 2 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/help/scratch2download/

Download Scratch 1.4 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch_1.4

can you use it on a website

First things first, you see the little “quote” button in the bottom right corner of every post? Use that to reply to them- it makes it clearer who you're replying to, with the specialized formatting you see above this text.

For Scratch 1.4, there's SqueakJS: https://squeak.js.org/scratch/
To download & upload files from SqueakJS, there's https://squeak.js.org/run/

For Scratch 2.0, your best bet is probably to download the Adobe Flash player. If you are using Scratch on a web browser that was downloaded sometime in 2019, you probably have this downloaded already. If you don't, the official download for Adobe Air is at https://airsdk.harman.com/runtime
To download the 2.0 editor itself (the subdomain, download.scratch.mit.edu, where the file is hosted hasn't been working the greatest, returning errors recently and has an old certificate so browsers think it's unsecure, even though it is) I would recommend using an archived version of the page, such as https://web.archive.org/web/20190127132702mp_/https://scratch.mit.edu/download/scratch2

nathanaelmiha

First things first, you see the little “quote” button in the bottom right corner of every post? Use that to reply to them- it makes it clearer who you're replying to, with the specialized formatting you see above this text.

i already do that

BigNate469

nathanaelmiha wrote:
First things first, you see the little “quote” button in the bottom right corner of every post? Use that to reply to them- it makes it clearer who you're replying to, with the specialized formatting you see above this text.

i already do that

You removed the [quote=BigNate469], which starts the quote and in this case says that it was from me.

There's a guide to BBCode, the markup language used on the forums, at https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/759861/

nathanaelmiha

BigNate469 wrote:
nathanaelmiha wrote:
First things first, you see the little “quote” button in the bottom right corner of every post? Use that to reply to them- it makes it clearer who you're replying to, with the specialized formatting you see above this text.

i already do that
You removed the [quote=BigNate469], which starts the quote and in this case says that it was from me.

sorry

nathanaelmiha

BigNate469 wrote:
nathanaelmiha wrote:
Download Scratch 2 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/help/scratch2download/

Download Scratch 1.4 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/scratch_1.4

can you use it on a website

First things first, you see the little “quote” button in the bottom right corner of every post? Use that to reply to them- it makes it clearer who you're replying to, with the specialized formatting you see above this text.

For Scratch 2.0, your best bet is probably to download the Adobe Flash player. If you are using Scratch on a web browser that was downloaded sometime in 2019, you probably have this downloaded already. If you don't, the official download for Adobe Air is at https://airsdk.harman.com/runtime
To download the 2.0 editor itself (the subdomain, download.scratch.mit.edu, where the file is hosted hasn't been working the greatest, returning errors recently and has an old certificate so browsers think it's unsecure, even though it is) I would recommend using an archived version of the page, such as https://web.archive.org/web/20190127132702mp_/https://scratch.mit.edu/download/scratch2

can you use it on another website

han614698

nathanaelmiha wrote:
can you use it on another website

The only place you can use 1.4 is if you download it IIRC.

nathanaelmiha

han614698 wrote:
nathanaelmiha wrote:
can you use it on another website

The only place you can use 1.4 is if you download it IIRC.

i meant scratch 2.0

han614698

nathanaelmiha wrote:
han614698 wrote:
nathanaelmiha wrote:
can you use it on another website

The only place you can use 1.4 is if you download it IIRC.

i meant scratch 2.0

https://nathan.github.io/pixie/

nathanaelmiha

han614698 wrote:
nathanaelmiha wrote:
han614698 wrote:
nathanaelmiha wrote:
can you use it on another website

The only place you can use 1.4 is if you download it IIRC.

i meant scratch 2.0
https://nathan.github.io/pixie/

anywhere else? because i use that website already

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Last edited by nathanaelmiha (Aug. 17, 2024 14:10:53)

han614698

nathanaelmiha wrote:
han614698 wrote:
nathanaelmiha wrote:
han614698 wrote:
nathanaelmiha wrote:
can you use it on another website

The only place you can use 1.4 is if you download it IIRC.

i meant scratch 2.0
https://nathan.github.io/pixie/
anywhere else? because i use that website already
if <> then 

  

else

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I don’t think there’s other websites - is there something you don’t like about that website?

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