Modding question: How would I go about running code when no edge-activated hats of a certain opcode succeed? You can see where the hats are defined here.

Question: can y'all add online coding coop?

Would LibreKitten be more useful as more of a framework/runtime that wraps other Scratch mods, rather than a separate programming language? I'm thinking that web server support would be much more useful if you could use a Scratch mod of your choice.

Edit: Actually, I've changed my mind.

that's actually cool dude

W community

Hey @o97doge what if the files extension could detect if the file was not downloaded? It would allow people to use the app utilities extension to give an error if it doesn't work.

I have completed rewriting the server. I will publish builds once the rest of 0.9.0 is finished.

hi having fun with librekitten I made 2 projects on librekitten

LibreKitten 0.9.0 has been released!
This release was mainly for the server rewrite, with some GUI changes along the way. The server code should be much more cleaner now.

There are now server builds, which should be easier than cloning the source code and installing dependenices, and also have a much smaller file size; so you should be able to deploy it much easier. (RIP Glitch)

Changes:

1. The server code has been rewritten.
   
2. There is now permission security for the server.
   
3. We have made a seperate, more modern (but more boring) light theme. It is on by default, but it's changeable.
   
4. We have added a welcome screen, with an explanation of what LibreKitten is.
   
5. We have changed the “Misc” category colour to blue.
   
6. A better better custom color picker for custom blocks has been added.
   

I think that's all the major changes.

o97doge wrote:

LibreKitten 0.9.0 has been released!
This release was mainly for the server rewrite, with some GUI changes along the way. The server code should be much more cleaner now.

There are now server builds, which should be easier than cloning the source code and installing dependenices, and also have a much smaller file size; so you should be able to deploy it much easier. (RIP Glitch)

Changes:

1. The server code has been rewritten.
   
2. There is now permission security for the server.
   
3. We have made a seperate, more modern (but more boring) light theme. It is on by default, but it's changeable.
   
4. We have added a welcome screen, with an explanation of what LibreKitten is.
   
5. We have changed the “Misc” category colour to blue.
   
6. A better better custom color picker for custom blocks has been added.
   

I think that's all the major changes.

_meow_

Okay it’s just scratch with more blocks

when green flag clicked
scratch
do html and java

EdgeOfTheUniverse wrote:

Okay it’s just scratch with more blocks

Basically that's just what all mods are, but some have redesigns, different rules and a new community so that is partial correct.

hiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I got the cursed red block of doom.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1250210292/

LibreKitten 0.10.0 has been released!
This release was mainly to port the new compiler, and put more server-focused branding. We also added a few additional blocks. Server builds will be built later.

Additions:

1. Added a delta time block.
   
2. Made a block for getting the stage width and height.
   

Changes:

1. Changed the branding to be more server-focused.
   
2. Merged upstream TurboWarp.
   
3. Changed the framerate input to a toggle with the option to use the system framerate, or use a custom framerate.
   

Bug fixes:

1. (BREAKING CHANGE/BUGFIX) Fixed a bug where the project framerate wasn't properly using the system framerate. This was an intended change that was in earlier LibreKitten versions, but wasn't working properly.
   
2. Fixed various compiler bugs with LibreKitten blocks.
   

its basically scratch in a way but ig not really meant for games and animatics? more websites and such!

what in the scratch ripoff is this

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