Scratch Device Manager wont start

imorthorn

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 56.0.2924.87, Flash 25.0 (release 0)
Hi
I'm trying to setup scratch + lego wedo on asus zenbook ux305 that supports bluetooth 4.0
The machine can connect to wedo 2. We wanted to do some project in scratch that uses wedo. We followed instructions and installed Scratch Device Manager. Trying to run it fails. The application shows for a moment in tasks manager then disappears. I tries to find some logs but didn find anything useful. Let me know what can be the problem or how can I find any more info.
Maciek

LordVoldemortus

Hi,
Is there some kind of support for Scratch Device Manager? Can you at least point me where should I seek help?

LordVoldemortus

Is this forum read by some developers? No answer at all?

Forum_Helper1

LordVoldemortus wrote:
Is this forum read by some developers? No answer at all?

It is. Just be patient, someone more qualified to answer the first question will come along, but I shall attempt to help in some way.

imorthorn wrote:
My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 56.0.2924.87, Flash 25.0 (release 0)
Hi
I'm trying to setup scratch + lego wedo on asus zenbook ux305 that supports bluetooth 4.0
The machine can connect to wedo 2. We wanted to do some project in scratch that uses wedo. We followed instructions and installed Scratch Device Manager. Trying to run it fails. The application shows for a moment in tasks manager then disappears. I tries to find some logs but didn find anything useful. Let me know what can be the problem or how can I find any more info.
Maciek

I don't know much about connecting scratch to Lego devices. There is another forum “Connecting to the Physical World” that may help you better.
Connecting to the Physical World Forum
Hope this helps!
-FH1

LordVoldemortus

Thank you for help and sorry to be impatient. I will post on that forum and read other posts.
Maciek

LordVoldemortus

I wrote thank you and sorry to seem impatient - but the post got deleted.
Please do not delete my post without any notification, thanks.
Maciek

jromagnoli

LordVoldemortus wrote:
I wrote thank you and sorry to seem impatient - but the post got deleted.
Please do not delete my post without any notification, thanks.
Maciek

Hmm, it was probably the commercial spam filter, the scratch team has had issues with it deleting harmless posts, try again.

2011Nintendo3DS

try these scripts:

< ... :: custom>

when  ( ::red) clicked :: events :: hat

(date :: sensing)

(year :: sensing)

(day :: sensing)

(mouth :: sensing)

([custom for example variables v] of [Sprite1 v])

when sound [ v] played :: sound :: hat

( ... :: custom)

 ... :: custom :: hat

2011Nintendo3DS

My browser / operating system: Windows 8.1, Chrome 59.0.3071.115, Flash 26.0 (release 0)

LordVoldemortus

Not funny at all.
The fact that people that wrote Scratch Device Manager are not supporting it.

> It is. Just be patient, someone more qualified to answer the first question will come along, but I shall attempt to help in some way.

I was patient.
BTW someone found that the problem is caused by not having a specified DNS.
Imagine not specyfying DNS manually is causing a Scratch Device Manager to silently crash.
I would blush with embarrasment and FIX it asap if I was the author.

chinmaym

Should I use Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 or should I update my Windows 8.1?

Last edited by chinmaym (June 21, 2020 01:47:39)

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