borismikuccs wrote:

I heard the next (but unreleased) version of Dream will have compilabillity with Bingo and Shreik

Wettining wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

I heard the next (but unreleased) version of Dream will have compilabillity with Bingo and Shreik

Hey… Um I don't think development is goin on anymore…
Sorry to disappoint

borismikuccs wrote:

Wettining wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

I heard the next (but unreleased) version of Dream will have compilabillity with Bingo and Shreik

Hey… Um I don't think development is goin on anymore…
Sorry to disappoint

Did he cancel it or is he busy? I am talking about dreamod

borismikuccs wrote:

Wettining wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

I heard the next (but unreleased) version of Dream will have compilabillity with Bingo and Shreik

Hey… Um I don't think development is goin on anymore…
Sorry to disappoint

Did he cancel it for is he busy? I am talking about dreamod

dreamod wrote:

Hi, this is the topic for Dream, a Scratch mod I , Dreamod, have been developing.

I am unfortunately not working on it since I am quite busy with other stuff including studying science with 4 HL under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB), and working on music and photography etc. However, I would be very glad to teach a new generation of scratchers how to code in Squeak, explain how to make a mod and I'd love to aid in programming tougher features. If you have any questions or need help please feel free to write something.

—–

Dream primarily focuses on adding few but very powerful blocks that greatly expand on what the user can do.
Scratch Wiki article on Dream by pugluv4ever http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Dream_(Scratch_Modification)
12 new categories have been added.
Some of the new features added include:
- Procedures
- Image handling blocks
- Improved MIDI function
- Temporary variables
- Colors
- File I/O (also supporting sounds and images etc…)
- Cursor blocks
- Increased motor support
- GUI block options (such as Dialogs, String Editors, and Menus)
- Increased List Support
- Access to Sprite's media via blocks
- Info tab

Dream is finally Done! Version one anyways.
Please report bugs on the Dream website here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/user-reported-bugs
Downloads here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/download

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

Hi, this is the topic for Dream, a Scratch mod I , Dreamod, have been developing.

I am unfortunately not working on it since I am quite busy with other stuff including studying science with 4 HL under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB), and working on music and photography etc. However, I would be very glad to teach a new generation of scratchers how to code in Squeak, explain how to make a mod and I'd love to aid in programming tougher features. If you have any questions or need help please feel free to write something.

—–

Dream primarily focuses on adding few but very powerful blocks that greatly expand on what the user can do.
Scratch Wiki article on Dream by pugluv4ever http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Dream_(Scratch_Modification)
12 new categories have been added.
Some of the new features added include:
- Procedures
- Image handling blocks
- Improved MIDI function
- Temporary variables
- Colors
- File I/O (also supporting sounds and images etc…)
- Cursor blocks
- Increased motor support
- GUI block options (such as Dialogs, String Editors, and Menus)
- Increased List Support
- Access to Sprite's media via blocks
- Info tab

Dream is finally Done! Version one anyways.
Please report bugs on the Dream website here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/user-reported-bugs
Downloads here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/download

Dreamod, every time I make a difference (adding a block via browser)in your mod, it resumes to it's original position. What does it mean, is it a bug?

borismikuccs wrote:

Wettining wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

Do I need a permission to make a mod based on Dream, since it is open-source?

As long as you say it's based off of Dream and Scratch and use the same licenses

Well… guess what?

Gonna make it, and will special thank @dreamod and MIT Lab for this.
However, on negatve side, it is gonna be very different, so this might take at least some months. (might include HTML blocks(Webblox referce, I am giving stom credit to it's creator), some new categories, 3-D blocks, text-to-speech blocks, custom blocks, child-friendly mode,compilablility with Scratch 2.0, and ScratchX,also with Webblox and BYOB, cloud lists, .etc)

P.S.

Your signature? O_O It knows what OS and browser am I using! O_o

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

Wettining wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

Do I need a permission to make a mod based on Dream, since it is open-source?

As long as you say it's based off of Dream and Scratch and use the same licenses

Well… guess what?

Gonna make it, and will special thank @dreamod and MIT Lab for this.
However, on negatve side, it is gonna be very different, so this might take at least some months. (might include HTML blocks(Webblox referce, I am giving stom credit to it's creator), some new categories, 3-D blocks, text-to-speech blocks, custom blocks, child-friendly mode,compilablility with Scratch 2.0, and ScratchX,also with Webblox and BYOB, cloud lists, .etc)

P.S.

Your signature? O_O It knows what OS and browser am I using! O_o

Go ahead! Especially since I'm not currently working on Dream I encourage you to incorporate aspects from my mod in your own. After all, that is what I did. I was heavily inspired by Panther and various other mods and wanted to create the “dream mod”. The mod that can do what all these many mods can do. It is only fair that I allow everyone else to do the same with mine. Also, the license does say I have to make it open-source.

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

Hi, this is the topic for Dream, a Scratch mod I , Dreamod, have been developing.

I am unfortunately not working on it since I am quite busy with other stuff including studying science with 4 HL under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB), and working on music and photography etc. However, I would be very glad to teach a new generation of scratchers how to code in Squeak, explain how to make a mod and I'd love to aid in programming tougher features. If you have any questions or need help please feel free to write something.

—–

Dream primarily focuses on adding few but very powerful blocks that greatly expand on what the user can do.
Scratch Wiki article on Dream by pugluv4ever http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Dream_(Scratch_Modification)
12 new categories have been added.
Some of the new features added include:
- Procedures
- Image handling blocks
- Improved MIDI function
- Temporary variables
- Colors
- File I/O (also supporting sounds and images etc…)
- Cursor blocks
- Increased motor support
- GUI block options (such as Dialogs, String Editors, and Menus)
- Increased List Support
- Access to Sprite's media via blocks
- Info tab

Dream is finally Done! Version one anyways.
Please report bugs on the Dream website here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/user-reported-bugs
Downloads here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/download

Dreamod, every time I make a difference (adding a block via browser)in your mod, it resumes to it's original position. What does it mean, is it a bug?

Hi! It might be a bug (?) I'm honestly not sure what feature you're talking about though

While I have developed what I personally think are some amazing features, I am a pretty sloppy person so I also left lots of bugs in xD (sorry)

Unfortunately, I am very busy nowadays and haven't done anything scratch-related in the past year because I am very busy with various things (IB). But it is quite possible that I might start working on Dream again in the future when I find the time.

I try to check my account every few weeks though xD

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

Hi, this is the topic for Dream, a Scratch mod I , Dreamod, have been developing.

I am unfortunately not working on it since I am quite busy with other stuff including studying science with 4 HL under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB), and working on music and photography etc. However, I would be very glad to teach a new generation of scratchers how to code in Squeak, explain how to make a mod and I'd love to aid in programming tougher features. If you have any questions or need help please feel free to write something.

—–

Dream primarily focuses on adding few but very powerful blocks that greatly expand on what the user can do.
Scratch Wiki article on Dream by pugluv4ever http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Dream_(Scratch_Modification)
12 new categories have been added.
Some of the new features added include:
- Procedures
- Image handling blocks
- Improved MIDI function
- Temporary variables
- Colors
- File I/O (also supporting sounds and images etc…)
- Cursor blocks
- Increased motor support
- GUI block options (such as Dialogs, String Editors, and Menus)
- Increased List Support
- Access to Sprite's media via blocks
- Info tab

Dream is finally Done! Version one anyways.
Please report bugs on the Dream website here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/user-reported-bugs
Downloads here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/download

Dreamod, every time I make a difference (adding a block via browser)in your mod, it resumes to it's original position. What does it mean, is it a bug?

Hi! It might be a bug (?) I'm honestly not sure what feature you're talking about though

While I have developed what I personally think are some amazing features, I am a pretty sloppy person so I also left lots of bugs in xD (sorry)

Unfortunately, I am very busy nowadays and haven't done anything scratch-related in the past year because I am very busy with various things (IB). But it is quite possible that I might start working on Dream again in the future when I find the time.

I try to check my account every few weeks though xD

That's OK, Dreamod, everyone make mistakes. But still, can you patch it so I can save it without problems and continue development? I would be more thankful. Sorry if you are too busy to patch it.
The feature I am talking about is the developer mode. I added atleast ONE block via system browser (Added ‘Say Nothing’ block), edited some codes in block, but it ALWAYS resumed to original position.

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

Hi, this is the topic for Dream, a Scratch mod I , Dreamod, have been developing.

I am unfortunately not working on it since I am quite busy with other stuff including studying science with 4 HL under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB), and working on music and photography etc. However, I would be very glad to teach a new generation of scratchers how to code in Squeak, explain how to make a mod and I'd love to aid in programming tougher features. If you have any questions or need help please feel free to write something.

—–

Dream primarily focuses on adding few but very powerful blocks that greatly expand on what the user can do.
Scratch Wiki article on Dream by pugluv4ever http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Dream_(Scratch_Modification)
12 new categories have been added.
Some of the new features added include:
- Procedures
- Image handling blocks
- Improved MIDI function
- Temporary variables
- Colors
- File I/O (also supporting sounds and images etc…)
- Cursor blocks
- Increased motor support
- GUI block options (such as Dialogs, String Editors, and Menus)
- Increased List Support
- Access to Sprite's media via blocks
- Info tab

Dream is finally Done! Version one anyways.
Please report bugs on the Dream website here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/user-reported-bugs
Downloads here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/download

Dreamod, every time I make a difference (adding a block via browser)in your mod, it resumes to it's original position. What does it mean, is it a bug?

Hi! It might be a bug (?) I'm honestly not sure what feature you're talking about though

While I have developed what I personally think are some amazing features, I am a pretty sloppy person so I also left lots of bugs in xD (sorry)

Unfortunately, I am very busy nowadays and haven't done anything scratch-related in the past year because I am very busy with various things (IB). But it is quite possible that I might start working on Dream again in the future when I find the time.

I try to check my account every few weeks though xD

That's OK, Dreamod, everyone make mistakes. But still, can you patch it so I can save it without problems and continue development? I would be more thankful. Sorry if you are too busy to patch it.
The feature I am talking about is the developer mode. I added atleast ONE block via system browser (Added ‘Say Nothing’ block), edited some codes in block, but it ALWAYS resumed to original position.

Well, I can patch it if I know what the problem is.. I'll try to help, if you can explain more specifically exactly what it is you're trying to do.

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

Hi, this is the topic for Dream, a Scratch mod I , Dreamod, have been developing.

I am unfortunately not working on it since I am quite busy with other stuff including studying science with 4 HL under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB), and working on music and photography etc. However, I would be very glad to teach a new generation of scratchers how to code in Squeak, explain how to make a mod and I'd love to aid in programming tougher features. If you have any questions or need help please feel free to write something.

—–

Dream primarily focuses on adding few but very powerful blocks that greatly expand on what the user can do.
Scratch Wiki article on Dream by pugluv4ever http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Dream_(Scratch_Modification)
12 new categories have been added.
Some of the new features added include:
- Procedures
- Image handling blocks
- Improved MIDI function
- Temporary variables
- Colors
- File I/O (also supporting sounds and images etc…)
- Cursor blocks
- Increased motor support
- GUI block options (such as Dialogs, String Editors, and Menus)
- Increased List Support
- Access to Sprite's media via blocks
- Info tab

Dream is finally Done! Version one anyways.
Please report bugs on the Dream website here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/user-reported-bugs
Downloads here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/download

Dreamod, every time I make a difference (adding a block via browser)in your mod, it resumes to it's original position. What does it mean, is it a bug?

Hi! It might be a bug (?) I'm honestly not sure what feature you're talking about though

While I have developed what I personally think are some amazing features, I am a pretty sloppy person so I also left lots of bugs in xD (sorry)

Unfortunately, I am very busy nowadays and haven't done anything scratch-related in the past year because I am very busy with various things (IB). But it is quite possible that I might start working on Dream again in the future when I find the time.

I try to check my account every few weeks though xD

That's OK, Dreamod, everyone make mistakes. But still, can you patch it so I can save it without problems and continue development? I would be more thankful. Sorry if you are too busy to patch it.
The feature I am talking about is the developer mode. I added atleast ONE block via system browser (Added ‘Say Nothing’ block), edited some codes in block, but it ALWAYS resumed to original position.

Well, I can patch it if I know what the problem is.. I'll try to help, if you can explain more specifically exactly what it is you're trying to do.

-Morph
So, I want to make some changes, so I clicked dev mode, open broswer, use “Scratch-Morphs”, scholled down a bit, clicked “ScriptableScratchMorph”, then clicked “class”, then “block specs”, then "blockSpecs, type ('say nothing' #- #sayNothing) anywhere (for example, Sound category, I am too lazy to be honest). A ‘say nothing’ block appears, when I save and restart, it resumes to original position.

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

borismikuccs wrote:

dreamod wrote:

Hi, this is the topic for Dream, a Scratch mod I , Dreamod, have been developing.

I am unfortunately not working on it since I am quite busy with other stuff including studying science with 4 HL under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB), and working on music and photography etc. However, I would be very glad to teach a new generation of scratchers how to code in Squeak, explain how to make a mod and I'd love to aid in programming tougher features. If you have any questions or need help please feel free to write something.

—–

Dream primarily focuses on adding few but very powerful blocks that greatly expand on what the user can do.
Scratch Wiki article on Dream by pugluv4ever http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Dream_(Scratch_Modification)
12 new categories have been added.
Some of the new features added include:
- Procedures
- Image handling blocks
- Improved MIDI function
- Temporary variables
- Colors
- File I/O (also supporting sounds and images etc…)
- Cursor blocks
- Increased motor support
- GUI block options (such as Dialogs, String Editors, and Menus)
- Increased List Support
- Access to Sprite's media via blocks
- Info tab

Dream is finally Done! Version one anyways.
Please report bugs on the Dream website here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/user-reported-bugs
Downloads here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/download

Dreamod, every time I make a difference (adding a block via browser)in your mod, it resumes to it's original position. What does it mean, is it a bug?

Hi! It might be a bug (?) I'm honestly not sure what feature you're talking about though

While I have developed what I personally think are some amazing features, I am a pretty sloppy person so I also left lots of bugs in xD (sorry)

Unfortunately, I am very busy nowadays and haven't done anything scratch-related in the past year because I am very busy with various things (IB). But it is quite possible that I might start working on Dream again in the future when I find the time.

I try to check my account every few weeks though xD

That's OK, Dreamod, everyone make mistakes. But still, can you patch it so I can save it without problems and continue development? I would be more thankful. Sorry if you are too busy to patch it.
The feature I am talking about is the developer mode. I added atleast ONE block via system browser (Added ‘Say Nothing’ block), edited some codes in block, but it ALWAYS resumed to original position.

Well, I can patch it if I know what the problem is.. I'll try to help, if you can explain more specifically exactly what it is you're trying to do.

-Morph
So, I want to make some changes, so I clicked dev mode, open broswer, use “Scratch-Morphs”, scholled down a bit, clicked “ScriptableScratchMorph”, then clicked “class”, then “block specs”, then "blockSpecs, type ('say nothing' #- #sayNothing) anywhere (for example, Sound category, I am too lazy to be honest). A ‘say nothing’ block appears, when I save and restart, it resumes to original position.

That's odd.. it sounds like the Scratch Image isn't being saved. I'm assuming you're clicking "Save Image for End-User?

NylonKittyJr wrote:

Is there any way to convert projects from this mod to EXE?

NylonKittyJr wrote:

Is there any way to convert projects from this mod to EXE?

dreamod wrote:

Hi, this is the topic for Dream, a Scratch mod I , Dreamod, have been developing.

I am unfortunately not working on it since I am quite busy with other stuff including studying science with 4 HL under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB), and working on music and photography etc. However, I would be very glad to teach a new generation of scratchers how to code in Squeak, explain how to make a mod and I'd love to aid in programming tougher features. If you have any questions or need help please feel free to write something.

—–

Dream primarily focuses on adding few but very powerful blocks that greatly expand on what the user can do.
Scratch Wiki article on Dream by pugluv4ever http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Dream_(Scratch_Modification)
12 new categories have been added.
Some of the new features added include:
- Procedures
- Image handling blocks
- Improved MIDI function
- Temporary variables
- Colours
- File I/O (also supporting sounds and images etc…)
- Cursor blocks
- Increased motor support
- GUI block options (such as Dialogs, String Editors, and Menus)
- Increased List Support
- Access to Sprite's media via blocks
- Info tab

Dream is finally Done! Version one anyways.
Please report bugs on the Dream website here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/user-reported-bugs
Downloads here: https://sites.google.com/site/dreamodscratch/home/download

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