Many scratchers are at a young age and can't upload pictures to photo sharing sites, so I think that we should have a site that would store graphics (Use on fourms, ect.) and other resources using only a scratch account

You're going to slap yourself in the face when you open the Scratch Resources website. (Which won't let anyone upload anything now because it needs updated after the transition to 2.0)

turkey3 wrote:

You're going to slap yourself in the face when you open the Scratch Resources website. (Which won't let anyone upload anything now because it needs updated after the transition to 2.0)

They really need to make this website more accessible. I had to google it to get to it before the transition.

Testing something…



Can you see the image above?
If so, that's kinda useful - it means you can use Scratch itself for images.

You see, above is a project thumbnail from an unshared project of mine. You can get the URL for a thumbnail just by right-click on the thumbnail image (when you go to “my stuff”, for example). And then use it for the image URL as normal within the [url]…[/url] BBCode (or the image link in a post).



(OK, I know it means you have to create a project just to share an image - but I thought it was interesting enough to share the idea…)

DadOfMrLog wrote:

Testing something…



Can you see the image above?
If so, that's kinda useful - it means you can use Scratch itself for images.

You see, above is a project thumbnail from an unshared project of mine. You can get the URL for a thumbnail just by right-click on the thumbnail image (when you go to “my stuff”, for example). And then use it for the image URL as normal within the [url]…[/url] BBCode (or the image link in a post).



(OK, I know it means you have to create a project just to share an image - but I thought it was interesting enough to share the idea…)

Yes, yes it is! I did not know that…

Now I can use this image for my signature!

DadOfMrLog wrote:

Testing something…



Can you see the image above?
If so, that's kinda useful - it means you can use Scratch itself for images.

You see, above is a project thumbnail from an unshared project of mine. You can get the URL for a thumbnail just by right-click on the thumbnail image (when you go to “my stuff”, for example). And then use it for the image URL as normal within the [url]…[/url] BBCode (or the image link in a post).



(OK, I know it means you have to create a project just to share an image - but I thought it was interesting enough to share the idea…)

Yay! (I actually think about it before I saw this, but at least I saw a good proof.