Nocurls5 wrote:

minecraftmaster1222 wrote:

Hey, Scratch won't show projects (It's just a white screen) and when I go into the editor, the editor is fine. Also, there's no “See Project Page” Button!!! HELP!!!

The same thing is happening to me!!!

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archerdan wrote:

I can't find the cloud variable button.I really want to use it! please fix ASAP!

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ZooWeeMinecraft wrote:

--Briznar-- wrote:

I have a really old windows computer from back in the ‘90s, and I was getting a blank blue screen whenever I loaded a project. I just checked now, and it finally actually loads. Thank you. There are two main problems now. One, I can only play games that just use the mouse. Any key sensing within the game does not work. The other problem is that when the navigation bar for all the blocks loads, all the blocks stick to the top edge. I can’t scroll to view any of them, they are all just stuck on top of each other.

I have tried scratch on the newer computers we have at school though, and they work perfectly fine for me. I think it just might be my computer at home. If you can fix any of these, then thank you, but if not, I can just wait a year or two and ask my parents for a laptop.

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Ahh, old Windows. When the Windows Logo actually looked nice. (and wasn't just four squares placed on top of each other) Anyways, you're not the only one having Scratch problems. I sometimes get the blue screen too, and the text boxes aren't even working properly. The game senses it to only be the Serif font, even if the font I used is a different one.

gregatku wrote:

Dear Scratch Team,

It is now almost 3 months since I first installed the Scratch 3.0 Offline Editor “Scratch Desktop” on the 13th January. I pointed out a month ago in this Forum that the install file is still version 1.2.1 and is still exactly the same size (103,722 Kb) as it was on January 13. Today I decided download it again and re-install it just in case it has been changed since then to keep it in synch with Online Scratch 3.0, BUT NO IT HAS NOT?

WHY NOT? It can't that difficult! I know for fact that Online Scratch 3.0 has changed in at least 2 significant aspects, where it is now finally possible to specify a Min and Max value for a variable displayed on the stage as a Slider, and it is also possible to Right-Click on the Stage and save the image as a picture file that can then be uploaded as a backdrop.

I retested both these features straight after completing the re-install, and they are still not available in “Scratch Desktop”

So why are users of the Offline “Scratch Desktop” Editor being denied the benefits of these improvements?

Regards Greg

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DoubleVulcanOsprey wrote:

I've spent a while working on this project https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/298504147/ and i can view and edit it on my pc, but whenever i try and view or edit it on any other device, the page crashes! It lets me view and edit all of my other projects, except for the one that I've actually been working on! It could be something to do with the sound files in the project, but idk. Someone plz help.

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My browser / operating system: Android Linux 6.0.1, Chrome 73.0.3683.90, No Flash version detected

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Kayleymakesmemes wrote:

gregatku wrote:

Dear Scratch Team,

…

Why are users of the Offline “Scratch Desktop” Editor being denied the benefits of these improvements?

Regards Greg

You can Try Downloading the 2.0. Offline Editor if you Can. Here's the Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/download/scratch2

gregatku wrote:

This issue makes no sense at all. If you had a 2.0 Project that used:

set pen shade to (start shade)

and/or

change pen shade by (shade change)

… they will be converted to 3.0 equivalents and do pretty much what they did in 2.0. Great!

In your 3.0 Project you can then Duplicate those Blocks and use them elsewhere in your code.

BUT if you look at the list of Pen Commands listed with all the Green Pen Blocks, neither of them is shown, so you can't drag them in, and of course if you start a new 3.0 project you cannot use them at all because they aren't there to drag and drop in??? It's the same both in the Online and Offline (Scratch Desktop) versions.

Dear Scratch Team, Can you please add them back in to the list of Blocks in the Pen Extension. They are clearly still supported by it, so it shouldn't be difficult at all. Whatever you do, please don't take them away. Probably the most liked project by my advanced students (and we are talking any 7-12 year old kid who has been taught Scratch by me for close to one academic year) which they can build in 1-2 one hour lessons, is my Easy Pen Art 5 (Kaleidoscopic) project, which depends very heavily on the availability of these 2 blocks. However I won't be able to teach that class ever again if you don't put those 2 blocks back into the Pen Blocks in 3.0.

OOPS! SORRY My apologies! Please ignore this stupid Post … of course they are still there … just not as separate Blocks … instead there is a dropdown on the "set pen (color v) to …“ and ”change pen (color v) by …“ blocks to enable you to choose, either color, saturation, brightness or transparency. Neither ”saturation“ nor ”brightness“ are quite the as the old 2.0 ”shade" but that was a bit of a hotch-potch anyway, so it's all a non-issue really.

Regards Greg

gregatku wrote:

Kayleymakesmemes wrote:

gregatku wrote:

Dear Scratch Team,

…

Why are users of the Offline “Scratch Desktop” Editor being denied the benefits of these improvements?

Regards Greg

You can Try Downloading the 2.0. Offline Editor if you Can. Here's the Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/download/scratch2

Thanks for trying to be helpful, but that's not the point. I have offline Scratch 2 and so do my students. But I want them to be able to use Scratch 3.0 and in some of the classes I teach we don't have access to the Internet, so we use “Scratch Desktop”, but I can't teach them the lessons that use these features. It makes no sense to me whatsoever that the Scratch Team have made some improvements to Scratch 3.0 since January 13, but they have not yet migrated any of these changes to “Scratch Desktop”. It should be a trivial exercise for them, as they have already done the work. It makes me think they have either completely downed tools on improving Scratch, or none of them is reading this thread any more.

Regards Greg

archerdan wrote:

I can't find the cloud variable button.I really want to use it! please fix ASAP!