Unofficial - Scratch 2.0 Compiled For Mobile - Download Now! (iOS and Android)

QuillzToxic

elfin8er wrote:
QuillzToxic wrote:
mariobros406 wrote:
Could you find a way to get it on non-jailbroken iOS devices?
I am looking for exploits and currently messing with the wirelurk virus/exploit. Enterprise provisioning is the feature it will use if I ever manage to find an exploit. So let's say, maybe soon.
Great to here! Be sure to let us know if you get it working! I keep telling myself I'm going to make some commits to Andromeda, and then forget all about it. I should really do that…

You should add a filter to the SMS/phone that it doesn't work on tablets and won't allow premium numbers, we don't want robbers to use it to get ££££££££

GiochiBlu

It's fantastic but where do I have to put the projects to open them with the Android App (in wich folder)?

Last edited by GiochiBlu (Feb. 23, 2015 16:30:48)

Serve aiuto con i blocchi?
Il Laboratorio degli script può darti una mano!

Vieni a trovarci e affidaci il tuo progetto malfunzionante.
Sistemare progetti e script è il nostro mestiere!

kidflash96609

are they ever going to make the scratch app available for windows phones because I have a nokia lumia 635 and would really want the scratch app on my windows phone anyway feel free to reply back thx???

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rainbow

play sound [Rain On You Bow - Bingiesflimz Music ] until done

Just Rolling Around!

( [roll v] and [laugh v])

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elfin8er

kidflash96609 wrote:
are they ever going to make the scratch app available for windows phones because I have a nokia lumia 635 and would really want the scratch app on my windows phone anyway feel free to reply back thx???

It may be possible with Andromeda.

mimis1

I tested it on my galaxy young 2 … it kind of works , but it just shows evrything realy zoomed in

elfin8er

mimis1 wrote:
I tested it on my galaxy young 2 … it kind of works , but it just shows evrything realy zoomed in

*zoomed out you mean?

Unfortunately, idk how to fix this without a good Actionscript coder.

MiniMacro

I do believe there is something called openappmkt that is an app store, but not officially licensed by Apple, and requires no jailbreaking.

, Flash 16.0 (release 0)

nathanprocks

MiniMacro wrote:
I do believe there is something called openappmkt that is an app store, but not officially licensed by Apple, and requires no jailbreaking.

Openappmkt only works with HTML5 web apps.

My browser / operating system: Macrosoft Winding XO, Internet Exploder 6.0, Angel Player ver.:1.2.5
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QuillzToxic

nathanprocks wrote:
MiniMacro wrote:
I do believe there is something called openappmkt that is an app store, but not officially licensed by Apple, and requires no jailbreaking.
Openappmkt only works with HTML5 web apps.

Aha
Time to get to work!

PINPAL

elfin8er wrote:
For those of you asking for Scratch to be made for iOS and Android, look no further! I've got it for both Android and iOS. Simply download the free APK or iPA and install it on your device (installation instructions below). Now you can finally enjoy Scratch wherever you are

Download
Android | iOS

Installation Instructions

iOS (Must be jailbroken)
1. Download Scratch.iPA from the link above.
2. Install AppSync on your device via Cydia
3. Be sure you have iTunes downloaded on your computer.
4. Double click on the iPA file and install it onto your iOS device.

Android
1. Download Scratch.apk from the link above.
2. Transfer the APK to your device.
3. Allow your device to install apps from unknown locations (different for some devices)
4. Install the APK using your favorite file manager.
(coming to the app store soon (hopefully))

Screenshots

Notes
If anybody would like to make icons for these apps, feel free! I need some icons of different sizes. 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, 128x128. High-res please

The app may not look very good on higher-res Android devices. This may be able to be solved easily, or it may require parts of Scratch to be rewritten, I'm not sure.

Both apps are a little bit buggy, but it'll hopefully let you at least get some concepts started. For an example, I don't believe saving and loading projects work on either device. Still experimenting on other Android and iOS devices though…

For those of you who have a jailbroken iOS device, I'll hopefully upload the iPA to Cydia so you can more easily install the app directly on your device. As for Android, if I can get permission from the Scratch team, I'll upload it to the app store (I already have a developer license). Though, it is open source so permission may not be needed…

Until I can find someone with a developer license, the ipa will remained un-signed and only install-able on a jailbroken device with AppSync installed.

This is all very cool but anyway to make the keyboard pop up when required? Eg when jnaging script that involves settings a X and Y position ETC. This works fine on my Nexus 7 but I installed it on my iPhone 4 and couldn't really see much..

starfyrox103

This is amazing, but whenever I try to load a project, it crashes. Do you know why this happens?
In fact, it crashes whenever I try to load anything locally.

Last edited by starfyrox103 (March 22, 2015 03:34:44)

elfin8er

starfyrox103 wrote:
This is amazing, but whenever I try to load a project, it crashes. Do you know why this happens?
In fact, it crashes whenever I try to load anything locally.

It could be anything. It works perfectly on some devices, and not at all on others, so it's really hard to narrow down what it could be. I'm thinking it's something with how Adobe Air get's your devices file system. In that case, there's nothing I can think of to fix it…

erikwithk

elfin8er wrote:
For those of you asking for Scratch to be made for iOS and Android, look no further! I've got it for both Android and iOS. Simply download the free APK or iPA and install it on your device (installation instructions below). Now you can finally enjoy Scratch wherever you are

Download
Android | iOS

Installation Instructions

iOS (Must be jailbroken)
1. Download Scratch.iPA from the link above.
2. Install AppSync on your device via Cydia
3. Be sure you have iTunes downloaded on your computer.
4. Double click on the iPA file and install it onto your iOS device.

Android
1. Download Scratch.apk from the link above.
2. Transfer the APK to your device.
3. Allow your device to install apps from unknown locations (different for some devices)
4. Install the APK using your favorite file manager.
(coming to the app store soon (hopefully))

Screenshots

Notes
If anybody would like to make icons for these apps, feel free! I need some icons of different sizes. 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, 128x128. High-res please

The app may not look very good on higher-res Android devices. This may be able to be solved easily, or it may require parts of Scratch to be rewritten, I'm not sure.

Both apps are a little bit buggy, but it'll hopefully let you at least get some concepts started. For an example, I don't believe saving and loading projects work on either device. Still experimenting on other Android and iOS devices though…

For those of you who have a jailbroken iOS device, I'll hopefully upload the iPA to Cydia so you can more easily install the app directly on your device. As for Android, if I can get permission from the Scratch team, I'll upload it to the app store (I already have a developer license). Though, it is open source so permission may not be needed…

Until I can find someone with a developer license, the ipa will remained un-signed and only install-able on a jailbroken device with AppSync installed.

I used Appsync and Appcake.

awesomeeffects

Atully, look for a system, er… website that allows you to upload things to the app store. Insurt the apk in the place, and ur good to go

elfin8er

awesomeeffects wrote:
Atully, look for a system, er… website that allows you to upload things to the app store. Insurt the apk in the place, and ur good to go

Uploading to Google Play is easy. Adding it to Apple's App Store is completely different, and requires a developer license.

jetpackguy48

Dow I found out about this when I'm stopping downloading stuff so I don't fill up my tablet

jetpackguy48

PrincessPandaLover

Can we name it Code Star because Scratch is a trademark?

Last edited by PrincessPandaLover (March 28, 2015 19:21:37)

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elfin8er

PrincessPandaLover wrote:
Can we name it Code Star because Scratch is a trademark?

This version doesn't really have a name. I just compiled Scratch for Android and iOS. I haven't made any changes. It's still Scratch. Andromeda is a modified Android application I started based on Scratch.

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