arlisk95 wrote:

Put in my project https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/919450646/ but it says that there is “undefined values”, that it only supports 3.0 projects, and that it only supports pen plug in, which those last two my project complies with, i dont know what undefined values are and how to fix them, could anyone help?

Drag00nKnight_999 wrote:

I know

PullJosh wrote:

Please use this thread to discuss Leopard, share your projects, and ask for help.

That's right! Translating Scratch to JavaScript is now possible! The tool is called Leopard, and it's available here:

Leopard Website – Go here to convert your projects!

Who needs this?
If you know Scratch and want to learn JavaScript, Leopard is made for you. It's the perfect transition tool. Leopard also allows you to convert your existing Scratch projects into JavaScript code and edit them that way.

What if it doesn't work?
Not every project will translate perfectly. That's why we have a team of Leopard Mentors who are here to offer support. If you are having trouble with a project, you can ask here on the forums or create a dedicated “cleanup crew” post to get more 1-on-1 help.

Thank you so much to the contributors who made Leopard possible!

void9909 wrote:

PullJosh wrote:

Please use this thread to discuss Leopard, share your projects, and ask for help.

That's right! Translating Scratch to JavaScript is now possible! The tool is called Leopard, and it's available here:

Leopard Website – Go here to convert your projects!

Who needs this?
If you know Scratch and want to learn JavaScript, Leopard is made for you. It's the perfect transition tool. Leopard also allows you to convert your existing Scratch projects into JavaScript code and edit them that way.

What if it doesn't work?
Not every project will translate perfectly. That's why we have a team of Leopard Mentors who are here to offer support. If you are having trouble with a project, you can ask here on the forums or create a dedicated “cleanup crew” post to get more 1-on-1 help.

Thank you so much to the contributors who made Leopard possible!

I put one of my projects and a problem repeatedly occurred twice

PullJosh wrote:

Please use this thread to discuss Leopard, share your projects, and ask for help.

That's right! Translating Scratch to JavaScript is now possible! The tool is called Leopard, and it's available here:

Leopard Website – Go here to convert your projects!

Who needs this?
If you know Scratch and want to learn JavaScript, Leopard is made for you. It's the perfect transition tool. Leopard also allows you to convert your existing Scratch projects into JavaScript code and edit them that way.

What if it doesn't work?
Not every project will translate perfectly. That's why we have a team of Leopard Mentors who are here to offer support. If you are having trouble with a project, you can ask here on the forums or create a dedicated “cleanup crew” post to get more 1-on-1 help.

Thank you so much to the contributors who made Leopard possible!

PullJosh wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

Cool! I'll try it out!

Let me know if you run into any issues!

void9909 wrote:

PullJosh wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

Cool! I'll try it out!

Let me know if you run into any issues!

leopard is not working

_-_-F4F_-_- wrote:

void9909 wrote:

PullJosh wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

Cool! I'll try it out!

Let me know if you run into any issues!

leopard is not working

really? Leopard works for me just fine

_-_-F4F_-_- wrote:

void9909 wrote:

PullJosh wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

Cool! I'll try it out!

Let me know if you run into any issues!

leopard is not working

really? Leopard works for me just fine

when green flag clicked
crash (7) times

PullJosh wrote:

Hey everyone!

The funding I had available to host the project editor directly on the Leopard website ran out. That means it's time to go back to editing within CodeSandbox or just downloading projects as a zip. The “Leopard Editor” option is being removed.

If you have projects saved on the website, you have a little over a month to download them, copy them, whatever you want to do, before the content on the website will be removed.

BXCoding have been wonderful partners supporting the Leopard website infrastructure at no cost to me during this period of a couple years. If you like Leopard, you should definitely also check out their project Patch which is like Scratch but in Python.

PullJosh wrote:

Hey everyone!

The funding I had available to host the project editor directly on the Leopard website ran out. That means it's time to go back to editing within CodeSandbox or just downloading projects as a zip. The “Leopard Editor” option is being removed.

If you have projects saved on the website, you have a little over a month to download them, copy them, whatever you want to do, before the content on the website will be removed.

BXCoding have been wonderful partners supporting the Leopard website infrastructure at no cost to me during this period of a couple years. If you like Leopard, you should definitely also check out their project Patch which is like Scratch but in Python.

PullJosh wrote:

Hey everyone!

The funding I had available to host the project editor directly on the Leopard website ran out. That means it's time to go back to editing within CodeSandbox or just downloading projects as a zip. The “Leopard Editor” option is being removed.

If you have projects saved on the website, you have a little over a month to download them, copy them, whatever you want to do, before the content on the website will be removed.

BXCoding have been wonderful partners supporting the Leopard website infrastructure at no cost to me during this period of a couple years. If you like Leopard, you should definitely also check out their project Patch which is like Scratch but in Python.

PullJosh wrote:

Hey everyone!

The funding I had available to host the project editor directly on the Leopard website ran out. That means it's time to go back to editing within CodeSandbox or just downloading projects as a zip. The “Leopard Editor” option is being removed.

If you have projects saved on the website, you have a little over a month to download them, copy them, whatever you want to do, before the content on the website will be removed.

BXCoding have been wonderful partners supporting the Leopard website infrastructure at no cost to me during this period of a couple years. If you like Leopard, you should definitely also check out their project Patch which is like Scratch but in Python.