Has anyone made anything cool with the raspberry pi and scratch?

This. I call it the NameLie program. I'm using the QEMU Raspberry Pi emulator and since Scratch was already installed, I just made a basic project with it.

FirstSkyler1 wrote:

This. I call it the NameLie program. I'm using the QEMU Raspberry Pi emulator and since Scratch was already installed, I just made a basic project with it.

How does it detect if you are lying?

Do you mean just software or connecting to the physical world too? If the latter then ISTR from the pi forums that someone could set off fireworks with it. Probably best check the raspberry pi forum for more details as you can definitely control the pi's GPIO pins from scratch.

Hi Lucid,

We are asking the same question, and are planning on developing a DIY resource, an experimentation configurator –a web-connected, distributed virtual data-acquisition-Instrumentation platform for researchers in Biology, Chemitry, or any physical science where a custom laboratory setup is needed with sensors, and signal manipulation, measurement recording and presentation.
Please visit wattminderInstruments.com and see some of our work in progress. We see the Raspberry Pi with Scratch and Python environment as a platform for accomplishing the concept presented above….What do you think?
Hope to engage the right partner to help bring about the ‘Virtual Instrumentation’ via Scratch, with minimal, or NO programing.

hi guys i have done a scratch project on the pi will up load some time

LucidSquare wrote:

FirstSkyler1 wrote:

This. I call it the NameLie program. I'm using the QEMU Raspberry Pi emulator and since Scratch was already installed, I just made a basic project with it.

How does it detect if you are lying?

It doesn't. It constantly says you're lying to confuse the user!

There is an add-on board for Raspberry Pi called PiFace that adds its own blocks to Scratch that allows you to work with sensors, motors etc. It looks a bit complicated but is actually pretty easy to get going.
Just Google scratch piface.
There are several projects.

I don't know how I missed this thread before but I do some stuff with Scratch controlling the GPIO pins
ScratchGPIO for Raspberry Pi

Simon

I made this: “Double Rainbow in Minecraft Pi from Scratch on Raspberry Pi” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyxO5gANs3I
Also see http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/18819/

Is there any way to execute commands in LXTerminal with Scratch?

Sounds so cool!

Hitechcomputergeek wrote:

Is there any way to execute commands in LXTerminal with Scratch?

I think you could use scratchpy in combination with call in Python to run Bash-commands.