50_scratch_tabs wrote:

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

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kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

Use a cloud server https://github.com/TurboWarp/cloud-server/tree/master/public
For hosting use for free: Render

Hmmm. I'll look into it.
Edit: idk why we'd need this, i don't think there are any problems with using tw's cloud

Use render web service hosting, use uptiem robot to keep pinging the site to stay online cos site goes down with 50s of inactivity. Make around ten uptime robot monitors to keep it. Ubtime robot is free for 50 monitors.

We don't need it

GratefulGamer9398233 wrote:

Scratchtheguy1 wrote:

How can I translate it? I know by registering to the codeberg site and then I don't know the next steps.

Not yet.

Scratchtheguy1 wrote:

The person above is king of the page.

GratefulGamer9398233 wrote:

Scratchtheguy1 wrote:

How can I translate it? I know by registering to the codeberg site and then I don't know the next steps.

Not yet.

What “Not yet.”?

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

(#860)

abdavark wrote:

Question: Can AmpMod use Scratch Link?

I haven't gotten it to work with Turbowarp before, so probably not. I'm guessing it's restricted to scratch.mit.edu, which means there's nothing we can do.
(Don't quote me on that though)

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

abdavark wrote:

Question: Can AmpMod use Scratch Link?

I haven't gotten it to work with Turbowarp before, so probably not. I'm guessing it's restricted to scratch.mit.edu, which means there's nothing we can do.
(Don't quote me on that though)

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

abdavark wrote:

Question: Can AmpMod use Scratch Link?

I haven't gotten it to work with Turbowarp before, so probably not. I'm guessing it's restricted to scratch.mit.edu, which means there's nothing we can do.
(Don't quote me on that though)

Maximouse wrote:

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

abdavark wrote:

Question: Can AmpMod use Scratch Link?

I haven't gotten it to work with Turbowarp before, so probably not. I'm guessing it's restricted to scratch.mit.edu, which means there's nothing we can do.
(Don't quote me on that though)

I don't think there's a restriction like that (although I don't have a device to test it with) – there are no references to scratch.mit.edu in Scratch Link's source code. Scratch connect to it through the device-manager.scratch.mit.edu domain, but the WebSockets protocol doesn't have any restrictions for cross-origin connections, so mods should be able to do the same.

cloverfly wrote:

how do arrays work?

cloverfly wrote:

why are the array blocks rectangular?

cloverfly wrote:

why are the array blocks rectangular?

KongTullman wrote:

cloverfly wrote:

why are the array blocks rectangular?

I think Amp will make it different from scratch

ant3k5 wrote:

KongTullman wrote:

cloverfly wrote:

why are the array blocks rectangular?

I think Amp will make it different from scratch

Because arrays are different than lists.

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

Can I fork the repos and use them for a project of mine, credit will be given to all contribs and all repos will be linked.

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

Can I fork the repos and use them for a project of mine, credit will be given to all contribs and all repos will be linked.

Absolutely! See https://github.com/AmpM0d/scratch-gui/blob/develop/LICENSE for the details, and be aware that we are considering relicensing to AGPL so that we can pull the latest changes from Scratch.

jump upwards ()::motion

wv6q wrote:

how about we should add a jump block, as seen in scratch jr?

jump upwards ()::motion

this could be useful for making generic platformers

set [n v] to [3] // this sprite only
repeat (13)
change y by (n)
change [n v] by (-0.5)
end

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

I'm having trouble locating what file is for loading the project from scratch, can you tell me which one? I've been looking for it for like one hour.