Hi, I am saving up for a Raspberry Pi 4! And I was thinking if a scratch Console is possible. And if anyone else would be willing to work on it with me? What it would do is play sb3 files as an exe file. But it may also Have a simple os type of thing to help you search projects and even upload them from a different computer. Or Bluetooth connection. So is anyone up for the task? You will not have to do all the work but help will deeply appreciated and accredited.
Github repo: https://github.com/BADOOMaster/Raspberry-Pi-Scratch-Console

a makey-makey would be good for a scratch console

-CloudGate- wrote:

a makey-makey would be good for a scratch console

As a controller? Or as the Consoles computing system?

This is a cool idea, B.U.M.P.E.D!

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oh yeah this is a really cool idea, how does this not exist

liamdadude wrote:

oh yeah this is a really cool idea, how does this not exist

I agree!

I might be getting a Raspberry Pi too but it will be the 3rd.

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danielthebanana4 wrote:

I might be getting a Raspberry Pi too but it will be the 3rd.

Yeah. Maybe if this stops being an idea and starts going in the works I will have Raspberry Pi 3 Support but. It may be a little more watered down depending on how large the project may be.

Bennudabomb wrote:

danielthebanana4 wrote:

I might be getting a Raspberry Pi too but it will be the 3rd.

Yeah. Maybe if this stops being an idea and starts going in the works I will have Raspberry Pi 3 Support but. It may be a little more watered down depending on how large the project may be.

Ok

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I can help. I have a raspberry pi but I'm not allowed to share on github.

ninjaMAR wrote:

I can help. I have a raspberry pi.

PIEEEE

ninjaMAR wrote:

I can help. I have a raspberry pi but I'm not allowed to share on github.

Alright I guess you could test it.

We could use embed to upload projects via the project id

Good news I have the raspberry pi but I am missing some cables

Note I am Daniel4-Scratch on github

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Im totally In!

Thing is, Are we going to make it an application on the pi or a webapp?


Webapps would be more open and easy but applications? That might be tricky-ish

JackK211424 wrote:

Im totally In!

Thing is, Are we going to make it an application on the pi or a webapp?


Webapps would be more open and easy but applications? That might be tricky-ish

I would think a downloadable application but we may need to use some C++ for that. A WebApp would be a lot easier I think when I create the Github repo we see what people are good at and what to do.

I am good at HTML and css so I could design pages, here is and example of on of my websites I made with only HTML and css https://snapforks.github.io.

Also should we build the app with electron?

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danielthebanana4 wrote:

I am good at HTML and css so I could design pages, here is and example of on of my websites I made with only HTML and css https://snapforks.github.io.

Also should we build the app with electron?

We could. Just what language does that use? I was thinking we could use pygame. I will create the github should I make a repo or a project?

danielthebanana4 wrote:

I am good at HTML and css so I could design pages, here is and example of on of my websites I made with only HTML and css https://snapforks.github.io.

Also should we build the app with electron?

Yeah electron should work with what were doing.

Im pretty good at javascript and a little bit of html & css.

Also umm

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Bennudabomb wrote:

danielthebanana4 wrote:

I am good at HTML and css so I could design pages, here is and example of on of my websites I made with only HTML and css https://snapforks.github.io.

Also should we build the app with electron?

We could. Just what language does that use? I was thinking we could use pygame. I will create the github should I make a repo or a project?

Im pretty sure electron is js

Also whats the difference between a repo and a project?