kccuber wrote:

HelloLanguage wrote:

Is there like a flash element to delete?

no, this doesn't work at all (at least right now) because flash died.

issac_the_scratcher wrote:

kccuber wrote:

HelloLanguage wrote:

Is there like a flash element to delete?

no, this doesn't work at all (at least right now) because flash died.

Your right. Besides, the topic is pretty much dead.

Edit: I think this is like the 4th time i've started a new page.

subashvs wrote:

Scratch 3.0 not Easily
We can switch Scratch 3.0 back to Scratch 2.0 or can release another version of scratch like Scratch 4.0

HelloLanguage wrote:

(#144)
Go to nathan.github.io/pixie/

HelloLanguage wrote:

I figured out if u go to https://ie10.ieonchrome.com/#s2online.github.io on chrome/chromebook, you will go to s2online.github.io in 2022!

when green flag clicked
forever
if <can run scratch (2.0 v)::sensing> then
say [YAY!!!!!]
else
say [:<]

now-38 wrote:

yeah, I searched on Google and we can't run it

when green flag clicked
forever
if <can run scratch (2.0 v)::sensing> then
say [YAY!!!!!]
else
say [:<]

medians wrote:

WAIT DUDE DO YOU HAVE THE UNMODIFIED SWF ON YOUR COMPUTER ANYMORE (TO THE TOPIC CREATOR)
v461.1 is a lost version and the mod has v461.1 underneath the fullscreen button :/
I was wondering where I saw it omg
Edit: it being that version number

_nix wrote:

medians wrote:

WAIT DUDE DO YOU HAVE THE UNMODIFIED SWF ON YOUR COMPUTER ANYMORE (TO THE TOPIC CREATOR)
v461.1 is a lost version and the mod has v461.1 underneath the fullscreen button :/
I was wondering where I saw it omg
Edit: it being that version number

we built this SWF from scratch (ha ha) i do believe, which is to say we couldn't possibly have the “original” SWF, because we weren't modifying that SWF to begin with… we were just generating an analogous SWF, including our changes, from source code

s2online is open source and you can view its source code here: https://github.com/s2online/s2online.github.io (embarrassingly the github pages repository is also the actionscript project repository lol)

looking at the commit history we would have forked at commit 74ae0cb… see how our first (“initial”) commit has that commit as its parent. of course that commit also exists in scratch-flash's repository.

as i mentioned, we don't have the original SWF because we never accessed it to create this mod, but you can build the SWF analogously on your computer by “checking out” that commit locally and following the usual build steps. don't think we have ever built scratch-flash on this computer, and s2online is from many years ago, so we don't have the debugging know-how to tell what to do if the build goes wrong… can't prepare the SWF for you but we do wish luck going about building it, if that is something that interests you

we also are not aware if there were any real-world differences between the version of scratch built by just anyone, from the official open source repository, and the versions that were uploaded to scratch website itself. i.e. for compatibility/interfacing with scratch's online features, like autosaving projects, backpack, etc. if there was actionscript code kept in a private fork of scratch-flash to take care of these matters, then the built SWF is certainly different from the version of scratch really online at that time. that's not a guarantee though. would recommend you dig around the scratch-flash source code and see if it is apparently “missing functionality” within its own code, or if it could really do everything the online version did, just with the right javascript helpers (those having been private, instead of a fork of scratch-flash itself)

also may be of interest: the commits between 461.1 and 461.2 which suggest changes made in a private fork to help cloud variables work properly (because no related changes - or really, any changes - are actually made to the codebase). here also are the commits between 461 and 461.1, which may help tell you what 461.1 was all about

scratch-flash is an open source repository and its commit history goes all the way back to may 2014, at which point scratch was v417. minding that online features may be missing, you can probably access most all of scratch's development history / version changes after that point. (was looking for an announcement but the best we have is scimonster waving at ATs on may 13, 2014… we have a chat room from that time where we might have linked an announcement, but it's taking a minute to figure out access)

no tl;dr provided