Fan Made Scratch 4.0

ajskateboarder

itchy-programmer wrote:
if you did add custom javascript it would have to be sandboxed for security reasons, making it kinda useless

Not really

All that may need to be limited are window APIs, eval, and the total number of iterations. That still leaves a lot of room to take advantage of things that aren't possible in plain Scratch, like things regarding math and arrays

Or it could optionally run unsandboxed at the user's risk

Jakubus101

jvn11 wrote:
INDIOUS111 wrote:
jvn11 wrote:
Hey can I help? I know python and scratch, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript!

Please?

Of course!

Yay! Where should I start?

Also I will start tomorrow cause it is night time for me

Me: Bring It On.

i-stubbed-my-toe

INDIOUS111 wrote:
-Custom screen resolutions for projects

This would be quite tricky to implement into the project page… There would have to maybe be aspect ratio presets (16:9, 4:3, 9:16) and the project page would be moved around depending on the preset. Having completely custom resolutions, how would you even decide, let along code, where to put the project player, AND the description, and the comments, and the everything?

BigNate469

i-stubbed-my-toe wrote:
INDIOUS111 wrote:
-Custom screen resolutions for projects
This would be quite tricky to implement into the project page… There would have to maybe be aspect ratio presets (16:9, 4:3, 9:16) and the project page would be moved around depending on the preset. Having completely custom resolutions, how would you even decide, let along code, where to put the project player, AND the description, and the comments, and the everything?

Take a lesson from TurboWarp and just put it all below the project player itself, and then you can have any screen ratio (or resolution) you want.

AS-coder

I think (the official) Scratch 4.0 will come out next year, so why already create an unofficial website?

But it actually is a nice idea! Good luck!

i-stubbed-my-toe

AS-coder wrote:
I think (the official) Scratch 4.0 will come out next year, so why already create an unofficial website?

But it actually is a nice idea! Good luck!

Scratch 4.0 is only planned to start being developed next year. Scratch 1.0 took 4 years to develop, Scratch 2.0 took 2 years, and Scratch 3.0 took 2 3 years. It's likely that Scratch 4.0 will be released around 2027, approx. 2 years after development starts.

Last edited by i-stubbed-my-toe (Dec. 29, 2024 12:27:02)

BigNate469

i-stubbed-my-toe wrote:
AS-coder wrote:
I think (the official) Scratch 4.0 will come out next year, so why already create an unofficial website?

But it actually is a nice idea! Good luck!
Scratch 4.0 is only planned to start being developed next year. Scratch 1.0 took 4 years to develop, Scratch 2.0 took 2 years, and Scratch 3.0 took 2 years. It's likely that Scratch 4.0 will be released around 2027, approx. 2 years after development starts.

Scratch 3.0 took about 3 years (it became known to the community in 2016).

Anyways, there's major updates that need to happen to 3.0, and ST members have stated that while it would be a large enough update that it might warrant a new version, it might just be another version of 3.0.

qwertyatwert

can i also help, i know html, javascript, python, c#, css, anda little bit of assembly even

ClientCode

ScratchTheCoder12345 wrote:
I don't think we should add a JS mod because people will cookie log users which will gain users access to others accounts with only a few lines of code

wont they need a photo reading and a bot that types

ClientCode

if <statement=>true then 
say They need a bot
  

else

endtheyll need picture sensors im a js developer aswell btw

INDIOUS111

if we want to start again, we could, and I have a different idea that I was told a thousand times and never listened lol. we could just take scratch and modify it, without having to start over like we did with our old website. I don't really know anything about licensing and copyright, so if anyone possibly knew any legal barriers about doing that, that would be cool. I don't think there is, but it is better to be safe then sorry. Since we are starting fresh without a already developed fan-base or age group, we could look at TOLORS and maybe add some ideas to our fanmade.

Last edited by INDIOUS111 (Jan. 11, 2025 06:32:47)

BigNate469

INDIOUS111 wrote:
if we want to start again, we could, and I have a different idea that I was told a thousand times and never listened lol. we could just take scratch and modify it, without having to start over like we did with our old website. I don't really know anything about licensing and copyright, so if anyone possibly knew any legal barriers about doing that, that would be cool. I don't think there is, but it is better to be safe then sorry. Since we are starting fresh without a already developed fan-base or age group, we could look at TOLORS and maybe add some ideas to our fanmade.

Scratch 3.0 is currently licensed under AGPL 3.0, which basically means that you have to provide the source code to your users (and allow them to modify it, free of charge- although they can pay a fee for the product itself), you have to give credit to the creator(s), and derivative works (remixes) must be licensed user the same license.

So yes, you can modify Scratch, as long as you follow that license.

ajskateboarder wrote:
Or it could optionally run unsandboxed at the user's risk

That's probably a bad idea, and one of the reasons you aren't allowed to mention browser extensions.

INDIOUS111

sorry for posting wrong topic I was copying and pasting this topic

Last edited by INDIOUS111 (March 4, 2025 01:18:46)

NexusJr1243

jvn11 wrote:
ScratchTheCoder12345 wrote:
coolcoder1213 wrote:
Let's make an extension to get data from APIs and stuff.
Nah I wanna make Scratch 4.0 fan made.

We can make a fan-made extension . I know how to do so

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my_c00l_games

INDIOUS111 wrote:
if we want to start again, we could, and I have a different idea that I was told a thousand times and never listened lol. we could just take scratch and modify it, without having to start over like we did with our old website. I don't really know anything about licensing and copyright, so if anyone possibly knew any legal barriers about doing that, that would be cool. I don't think there is, but it is better to be safe then sorry. Since we are starting fresh without a already developed fan-base or age group, we could look at TOLORS and maybe add some ideas to our fanmade.

turbowarp and artic bird mod do that

INDIOUS111

I will close this topic.
Please refer to the newer forum: The Fan-Made Scratch 4.0 Project

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