DotDash wrote:

I was wondering if you could put that custom block thing in the dropdown by hacking?

Scratch12300 wrote:

DotDash wrote:

I was wondering if you could put that custom block thing in the dropdown by hacking?

Yes, you can. I'll show you how to later.

DotDash wrote:

Scratch12300 wrote:

DotDash wrote:

I was wondering if you could put that custom block thing in the dropdown by hacking?

Yes, you can. I'll show you how to later.

Thanks

Scratch12300 wrote:

DotDash wrote:

Scratch12300 wrote:

DotDash wrote:

I was wondering if you could put that custom block thing in the dropdown by hacking?

Yes, you can. I'll show you how to later.

Thanks

It's not working…



Sorry…

DotDash wrote:

Scratch12300 wrote:

DotDash wrote:

Scratch12300 wrote:

DotDash wrote:

I was wondering if you could put that custom block thing in the dropdown by hacking?

Yes, you can. I'll show you how to later.

Thanks

It's not working…



Sorry…

anyone else know how to?

DotDash wrote:

DotDash wrote:

Scratch12300 wrote:

DotDash wrote:

Scratch12300 wrote:

DotDash wrote:

I was wondering if you could put that custom block thing in the dropdown by hacking?

Yes, you can. I'll show you how to later.

Thanks

It's not working…



Sorry…

anyone else know how to?

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scimonster wrote:

comp500 wrote:

scimonster wrote:

SFollis wrote:

How do you open .json file? it doesn't have the ‘right program’ to view it.

Use Notepad (Windows), TextEdit (Mac), or gedit (Linux), or any other plaintext editor you want.

but mine says it doesnt have the left editor to view it

Oh, you're hilarious.

skeletonxf wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get a free text editor that supports the JSON text? My notepad can't read it XD

DotDash wrote:

I was wondering if you could put that custom block thing in the dropdown by hacking?

• Make a new project called demo.

• Then download the project.

• Rename it to a .zip file.

• Unzip it.

• Then open the project.json and replace it with this:

{
	"objName": "Stage",
	"variables": [{
			"name": "Variable",
			"value": 0,
			"isPersistent": false
		}],
	"sounds": [{
			"soundName": "pop",
			"soundID": 1,
			"md5": "83a9787d4cb6f3b7632b4ddfebf74367.wav",
			"sampleCount": 258,
			"rate": 11025,
			"format": ""
		}],
	"costumes": [{
			"costumeName": "backdrop1",
			"baseLayerID": 3,
			"baseLayerMD5": "510da64cf172d53750dffd23fbf73563.png",
			"bitmapResolution": 1,
			"rotationCenterX": 240,
			"rotationCenterY": 180
		}],
	"currentCostumeIndex": 0,
	"penLayerMD5": "279467d0d49e152706ed66539b577c00.png",
	"tempoBPM": 60,
	"videoAlpha": 0.5,
	"children": [{
			"objName": "ScratchCat",
			"scripts": [[10,
					10,
					[["procDef", "change variable %s by %n", ["variable", "number"], ["", 1], false],
						["setVar:to:", ["getParam", "variable"], 0]]],
				[304,
					10,
					[["whenGreenFlag"],
						["setVar:to:", "Variable", 0],
						["call", "change variable %s by %n", "", ["randomFrom:to:", 1, 100]]]]],
			"sounds": [{
					"soundName": "meow",
					"soundID": 0,
					"md5": "83c36d806dc92327b9e7049a565c6bff.wav",
					"sampleCount": 18688,
					"rate": 22050,
					"format": ""
				}],
			"costumes": [{
					"costumeName": "costume1",
					"baseLayerID": 1,
					"baseLayerMD5": "f9a1c175dbe2e5dee472858dd30d16bb.svg",
					"bitmapResolution": 1,
					"rotationCenterX": 47,
					"rotationCenterY": 55
				},
				{
					"costumeName": "costume2",
					"baseLayerID": 2,
					"baseLayerMD5": "6e8bd9ae68fdb02b7e1e3df656a75635.svg",
					"bitmapResolution": 1,
					"rotationCenterX": 47,
					"rotationCenterY": 55
				}],
			"currentCostumeIndex": 0,
			"scratchX": 0,
			"scratchY": 0,
			"scale": 1,
			"direction": 90,
			"rotationStyle": "normal",
			"isDraggable": false,
			"indexInLibrary": 1,
			"visible": true,
			"spriteInfo": {
			}
		},
		{
			"target": "Stage",
			"cmd": "getVar:",
			"param": "Variable",
			"color": 15629590,
			"label": "Variable",
			"mode": 1,
			"sliderMin": 0,
			"sliderMax": 100,
			"isDiscrete": true,
			"x": 5,
			"y": 5,
			"visible": true
		}],
	"info": {
		"hasCloudData": false,
		"spriteCount": 1,
		"projectID": "14541577",
		"swfVersion": "v378",
		"flashVersion": "MAC 11,9,900,117",
		"scriptCount": 2,
		"userAgent": "Mozilla\/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_8_5) AppleWebKit\/537.71 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version\/6.1 Safari\/537.71",
		"videoOn": false
	}
}

PoniesFiM wrote:

skeletonxf wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get a free text editor that supports the JSON text? My notepad can't read it XD

Here's one. It's Notepad++(Windows only)(look for it on google or something). It supports JSON, and many other stuff(e.g. HTML, Javascript, Java, YAML, TeX, VB, Lua, Shell, Plain Text, Assembly, C, C#, C++, Python, Properties file, MS INI file).

BoltBait wrote:

I had to hack work around an editor limitation in order to create my clock project.

You see, the block "go to [clock]" couldn't directly be made using the editor while in the clock sprite itself. Normally, I can see why you'd want to limit this behavior since you can't really go to yourself. But, in my case, the block would be used by a clone to go to the original sprite.

I had to create a different sprite and select it. Then I could go to the motion blocks and drag the one I wanted over to the clock sprite and let it go. It properly showed up in the clock sprite and I was able to drag it around and connect it in the proper place. Then I deleted the temporary sprite that I created.

I'm just not sure there's any value in fixing this editor limitation.

go to x: (mainxpos) y: (mainypos)

when gf clicked
load shopping list [ Walmart v]
say [Can't wait for dat CHEESE!]
stop all

110Percent wrote:

Hi! Sorry, I'm the only one here without an insanely long post. XD
I wanted to know how you could perhaps make dropdown menus and hack them into your custom blocks… like this for example

when gf clicked
load shopping list [ Walmart v]
say [Can't wait for dat CHEESE!]
stop all

Thanks!

edit: Oops! Sorry… Just realized that I'm bumping an old topic. Sorry!

replace item (3 v) of (variable) with [thing]

when green flag clicked
forever
    say [Help!]
end

Lightnin wrote:

This is a cool hack, but my concern is that when anyone who doesn't know what you've done (or how you've done it) tries to view your project, they won't be able to understand your scripts - they won't even make sense.

I wouldn't mind at all if this was being done only with downloaded, local projects. But these are public, shared ones, that people are likely to “see inside”.

Any thoughts on the issue?