Scratch to Javascript converter

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-stache- wrote:
Sheep_maker wrote:
You can't convert a costume into Javascript, I believe.

Would this be like a “download to computer as .js” button?
You can store it as a data: urI though

YOU TRICKED ME INTO GIVING YOU AN INTERNET! what did that do?

Give me an internet(no this does not give me access to your internet it just shows appreciation):

clappingcrab

I am learning JAVASCRIPT! If you want, I could give you tips! here is a code I converted:

ask [What is your favorite color?] and wait
set [ color] to (answer)

say [(I like) + (color)]

is:

answer = prompt(“What is your favorite color?”)
var color (answer)
alert(“I like” + color);

ResExsention

No support for a Scratch-JavaScript converter, or any other language for that matter (C++, C#, Ruby, Python, etc). If you want to make a game you're better off just learning the language, plus, with Scratch as limited as it is – believe me – you'll have wished you actually learned the language. Shortcuts won't get you far in programming. Once you convert the Scratch code to some other language you don't know, how do you plan to maintain it if the text-based language is completely new to you?

Infrequently active.

It feels weird to see how far we've come. I hope you're well, wherever you are!

Orion_aboy

Sheep_maker wrote:
You can't convert a costume into Javascript, I believe.

Would this be like a “download to computer as .js” button?

No, there are ways of making images with javascript, First of all, you can use javascript then you can use an external file to tidy up your work, and etc.

GerekRulesGwof

eww im not using tynker

This is my signature.

My signature was eaten by the Scratch Team, they removed it lol

AlexCrackYT

HEY I WANT TO TRANSLATE MY PROJECT TO JAVASCRIPT THANKS

theXliner

I think it would be easier if this was python…

Scratch pen = Turtle graphics
Say = Alert
etc.

Oldmantwoshoes

I would Love this to be a feature since it won’t broadcast message and if you could convert it I could run through the code and fix the problem![quote

EPICPIKAGUY

theXliner wrote:
I think it would be easier if this was python…

Scratch pen = Turtle graphics
Say = Alert
etc.

You know, Turtle Graphics isn't the only library capable of scratch-like pen graphics? Heck, Html5's CanvasRenderingContext2D has pen-like functionality built in.

Javascript also has alert.

chewie20151

You can solve the costumes etc problem by scratch just hosting all of your images on its database (kinda like it already does) and it would just call it every time you change the sprite/costume.

switch costume to [ v]

would become

document.getElementById(“myImg”).src = “imageurl.com”;

theXliner

true

theXliner

broadcast [ something]

is equal to a varible…
jus turn it into a function or something

define broadcast (message)
//enter code under here

Last edited by theXliner (Sept. 9, 2019 14:11:18)

theXliner

oh! and

//coment

is equal to //coment
(OBVIOUSLY)

theGuyWhoLovesRoblox

You may be able to get chrome to firefox on your device, then inspect the block coding and copy, i havn't tried it but it may work
i say my way has a 50/50% chance of working, or veiw page source, that may be easier..

just right click on chrome or firefox.

Last edited by theGuyWhoLovesRoblox (Sept. 30, 2019 22:44:21)

cassi070907

Do any of you know the programming language of google apps scripts?
If so, can you translate the code from this link into it for me
Thanks

TheOneGuy101

I don't think you can store sprites in JavaScript (unless you store the sprite in a array of a bigton of stuff which identify which pixel at which position should have which color, which really is pretty much useless if you use vector art).
So,
No support. Sorry.

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The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.
i want to die btw
i always said that i want to die and noone cares… strange

Nambaseking01

clappingcrab wrote:
I am learning JAVASCRIPT! If you want, I could give you tips! here is a code I converted:
ask [What is your favorite color?] and wait
set [ color] to (answer)
say [(I like) + (color)]
is:

answer = prompt(“What is your favorite color?”)
var color (answer)
alert(“I like” + color);

Sorry, but this is not the correct place to give JavaScript tutorials — please do that in places like here.

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One of the rejected suggestions is text-based coding, but I understand that's not what you're going for here. This does mean the ST is staying away from more complex programming languages so I think this would not be a good idea. Plus, JavaScript has dozens more features than Scratch and a conversion would mean tons of confusion.

Automatically forming a JavaScript document that the client can see would already be hard enough for the ST if you think about it.

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theXliner

OOHkay so HTML maybe better not java or JavaScript Ya know:

say [This is equal to the alert function]
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think [This... I'm not so sure]

mrcoat

I love JavaScript. And i also love scratch. A lot of times I really want to know how i do something in my favorite coding tools.That is why I would LOVE it if they added a way to switch to JavaScript.

P.s. Press ctrl + shift + c then go to console and put this code in there.
alert(“Check out mrcoat on scratch!”)

My cartoon
Watch My Show!
I was gonna put an image of the studio but it didn't work.

Cool thing I made

when [Awesomeness v] > (100)
forever
play sound [Victory v] until done
set rotation style [The best style v]
go to [The party v]
end

theXliner

mrcoat wrote:
I love JavaScript. And i also love scratch. A lot of times I really want to know how i do something in my favorite coding tools.That is why I would LOVE it if they added a way to switch to JavaScript.

P.s. Press ctrl + shift + c then go to console and put this code in there.
alert(“Check out mrcoat on scratch!”)

bruh it's:
window.alert(“Check out theXliner on scratch!”)

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