Hey guys! I just feel like I want to share some ideas that will improve scratch!

You may know that your able to make apps using scratch (don't ask how!)

But when you make a scratch app you see that the project resolution doesn't fit on any screen.

What I want is a way where you start a new project and you get an option on how your screen resolution is.



Something else I want is can be much more helpful!

I want a way where you can send messages to your other scratch project

I saw this in scratchx.org then I saw how helpful that could be, especially with multiplayer games



And here's one more thing I want.

I think it'll really cool if other scratchers can program with you!

So you don't need to be at the scratchers house to program with them.

And for safety you can set a password for you know it's the person you want!




You don't need to add all these features Scratch Team (If your seeing this)
Though I think It will be really cool to see some of these features in scratch
Scratch On!

FlamesCoder36 wrote:

And here's one more thing I want.

I think it'll really cool if other scratchers can program with you!

So you don't need to be at the scratchers house to program with them.

And for safety you can set a password for you know it's the person you want!

This suggestion has been rejected:

jvvg wrote:

24. Live editing

Paddle2See wrote:

I agree that it isn't something we can support right now, because of the moderation and technical issues, however I don't agree with the statement that it teaches bad collaboration techniques. Just because it isn't the way something is done now, or by most people, isn't always a good reason to reject it.

I do think it should be added to the rejection list because the moderation and technical issues are quite substantial and I don't think we should spend time discussing it until we have more resources available to address those.

Click HERE for a list of rejected suggestions.

FlamesCoder36 wrote:

Hey guys! I just feel like I want to share some ideas that will improve scratch!

You may know that your able to make apps using scratch (don't ask how!)

But when you make a scratch app you see that the project resolution doesn't fit on any screen. // I have no idea what a scratch app is

What I want is a way where you start a new project and you get an option on how your screen resolution is.



Something else I want is can be much more helpful!

I want a way where you can send messages to your other scratch project

I saw this in scratchx.org then I saw how helpful that could be, especially with multiplayer games //OK, I don't have a problem with that



And here's one more thing I want.

I think it'll really cool if other scratchers can program with you! // Rejected, sorry(1)

So you don't need to be at the scratchers house to program with them.

And for safety you can set a password for you know it's the person you want!




You don't need to add all these features Scratch Team (If your seeing this)
Though I think It will be really cool to see some of these features in scratch
Scratch On! (you don't need so many smileys)

Read my comments. Also, suggestion lists are discouraged.

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jvvg wrote:

24. Live editing

Paddle2See wrote:

I agree that it isn't something we can support right now, because of the moderation and technical issues, however I don't agree with the statement that it teaches bad collaboration techniques. Just because it isn't the way something is done now, or by most people, isn't always a good reason to reject it.

I do think it should be added to the rejection list because the moderation and technical issues are quite substantial and I don't think we should spend time discussing it until we have more resources available to address those.

The order of posts gets me sometimes

forever

switch costume to [a scratcher v]
lets scratch!
 
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1. Yes, I have not heard of a Scratch App creating capability, but I think a modifiable resolution/project size would be somewhat neat.
2. Nice, just as long as it's completely moderated.
3. Rejected by stickies.

Thanks for reading,
Austinato