Scratch 3 editor on a html file

AndrewB1501

Is there a way to run the Scratch 3 editor on a html file? If so, how do I?

Last edited by AndrewB1501 (June 3, 2023 22:13:52)

ajskateboarder

You can use the TurboWarp packager

AndrewB1501

ajskateboarder wrote:
You can use the TurboWarp packager

I meant using the programming language. Like coding a project and whatever else is in the Scratch editor.

AndrewB1501

AndrewB1501 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
You can use the TurboWarp packager
I meant using the programming language. Like coding a project and whatever else is in the Scratch editor.

Not playing a project.

ajskateboarder

AndrewB1501 wrote:
AndrewB1501 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
You can use the TurboWarp packager
I meant using the programming language. Like coding a project and whatever else is in the Scratch editor.
Not playing a project.

Well, you can't really do that. HTML is a markup language, it doesn't give a way to write logic.

AndrewB1501

ajskateboarder wrote:
AndrewB1501 wrote:
AndrewB1501 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
You can use the TurboWarp packager
I meant using the programming language. Like coding a project and whatever else is in the Scratch editor.
Not playing a project.
Well, you can't really do that. HTML is a markup language, it doesn't give a way to write logic.

You can do it with Snap! so I could use that instead.

ajskateboarder

AndrewB1501 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
Well, you can't really do that. HTML is a markup language, it doesn't give a way to write logic.
You can do it with Snap! so I could use that instead.

How so?

AndrewB1501

ajskateboarder wrote:
AndrewB1501 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
Well, you can't really do that. HTML is a markup language, it doesn't give a way to write logic.
You can do it with Snap! so I could use that instead.
How so?

Here.
And you would click “Source code (zip)” then it's a html file. snap.html is what you would be looking for

Last edited by AndrewB1501 (June 3, 2023 22:24:53)

AndrewB1501

AndrewB1501 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
AndrewB1501 wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
Well, you can't really do that. HTML is a markup language, it doesn't give a way to write logic.
You can do it with Snap! so I could use that instead.
How so?
Here.
And you would click “Source code (zip)” then it's a html file. snap.html is what you would be looking for

Last edited by AndrewB1501 (June 3, 2023 23:26:29)

Redstone1080

As far as I know, no one has run it from a single file yet, so these are your best options:

You can download the offline editor if you wish, or you can run Scratch locally by following these steps. (The latter is much more advanced, however.)

Last edited by Redstone1080 (June 3, 2023 23:43:41)

Marc92020

i tried but ended up with this unusable mess

AndrewB1501

Marc92020 wrote:
i tried but ended up with this unusable mess

That also happened for me. Unusable

Marc92020

AndrewB1501 wrote:
(#12)
Marc92020 wrote:
i tried but ended up with this unusable mess
That also happened for me. Unusable

i tried adding scratch.mit.edu to anything that was just /-page here- but i got too tired of it
also scratch has way too much css

AndrewB1501

Marc92020 wrote:
i tried but ended up with this unusable mess

No one has run it from a single file yet.

AndrewB1501

Marc92020 wrote:
AndrewB1501 wrote:
(#12)
Marc92020 wrote:
i tried but ended up with this unusable mess
That also happened for me. Unusable
i tried adding scratch.mit.edu to anything that was just /-page here- but i got too tired of it
also scratch has way too much css

There might be scratch html stuff on GitHub.

CST1229

A multi-file (it's an HTML file, but also has other stuff and not just a single HTML file) version can be found at scratch-gui's gh-pages branch, in the develop folder. You can download it with something like download-directory.github.io (although it may take a while).

Last edited by CST1229 (June 11, 2023 05:23:32)

mybearworld

CST1229 wrote:
(#16)
A multi-file (it's an HTML file, but also has other stuff and not just a single HTML file) version can be found at scratch-gui's gh-pages branch, in the develop folder. You can download it with something like download-directory.github.io (although it may take a while).

It took longer extracting it than to actually download it

And that does work.
I also tried downloading the source of https://scratch.mit.edu/create/ and adding a <base href="https://scratch.mit.edu" />, but it gave me this.

Marc92020 wrote:
(#11)
i tried but ended up with this unusable mess

However you did that would probably work with a <base> tag.

Last edited by mybearworld (June 11, 2023 15:57:31)

Marc92020

mybearworld wrote:
(#17)
CST1229 wrote:
(#16)
A multi-file (it's an HTML file, but also has other stuff and not just a single HTML file) version can be found at scratch-gui's gh-pages branch, in the develop folder. You can download it with something like download-directory.github.io (although it may take a while).
It took longer extracting it than to actually download it And that does work.
I also tried downloading the source of https://scratch.mit.edu/create/ and adding a <base href="https://scratch.mit.edu" />, but it gave me this.

Marc92020 wrote:
(#11)
i tried but ended up with this unusable mess
However you did that would probably work with a <base> tag.

where would it go

mybearworld

Marc92020 wrote:
(#18)
mybearworld wrote:
(#17)
CST1229 wrote:
(#16)
A multi-file (it's an HTML file, but also has other stuff and not just a single HTML file) version can be found at scratch-gui's gh-pages branch, in the develop folder. You can download it with something like download-directory.github.io (although it may take a while).
It took longer extracting it than to actually download it And that does work.
I also tried downloading the source of https://scratch.mit.edu/create/ and adding a <base href="https://scratch.mit.edu" />, but it gave me this.

Marc92020 wrote:
(#11)
i tried but ended up with this unusable mess
However you did that would probably work with a <base> tag.
where would it go

In the <head> tag

Marc92020

mybearworld wrote:
(#19)
Marc92020 wrote:
(#18)
mybearworld wrote:
(#17)
CST1229 wrote:
(#16)
A multi-file (it's an HTML file, but also has other stuff and not just a single HTML file) version can be found at scratch-gui's gh-pages branch, in the develop folder. You can download it with something like download-directory.github.io (although it may take a while).
It took longer extracting it than to actually download it And that does work.
I also tried downloading the source of https://scratch.mit.edu/create/ and adding a <base href="https://scratch.mit.edu" />, but it gave me this.

Marc92020 wrote:
(#11)
i tried but ended up with this unusable mess
However you did that would probably work with a <base> tag.
where would it go
In the <head> tag

what do i put in the base tag

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