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Snyff is a simple, easy-to-use, cross-platform Adobe AIR application that allows communication between two computers running projects created in MIT's Scratch programming language. Snyff allows you make Scratch projects for collaborative artwork, two-player games, or whatever else you can imagine. Here's all you need to do: 1. Download and install Adobe AIR 2. Download and install snyff.air. 3. Follow the Quickstart Guide.
Screenshot1 (before connections are made)
Screenshot2 (with one computer connected, and design helper displayed) ---- Examples: Simple two-person Doodle program: Doodle_for_Snyff.sb Simple way to show two cursors, one for each: SnyffEx1_TwoCursors.sb ---- Source (MXML/Actionscript3) ---- Version history: v0.9 released 29 March 2009.
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Images (4)Viewing 1 - 4 of 4 images | View All     Comments (18)Viewing 15 of 18 comments: view all #4 markyparky56 says: em... can you have more than 1 other computer? for if so, it would be great Posted 18:04, 17 May 2009 #5 markyparky56 says: did you make this? the program Posted 18:11, 17 May 2009 #6 Magnie says: Yes he did Posted 22:57, 9 Jun 2009 #7 Magnie says: #4: Yes, you can. (Sorry I didn't read your message above the last one lol.) But I believe it would be pretty hard to do. Posted 01:20, 17 Jun 2009 #8 markyparky56 says: ok, thanks magnie, i think i might try learning python insted then. :) Posted 15:19, 17 Jun 2009 #9 Streak says: hello, chalkmarrow!
You may know me as the developer of streak (http://streak.t35.com/).
I will create a windows installer for you, with your permission.
Would you like me to do this, and if so, are there any special requests?
RSVP, Billy Graydon. Posted 05:18, 25 Jun 2009 #11 Streak says: A cool trick I learned:
1) Open 2 scratch windows on the same computer.
2) enable remote sensors on just one of them.
3) connect computer 0 to 'localhost'
4) enable remote sensors on the other one.
5) connect computer 1 to your IP address.
Et voila! you now have two projects connected on the same computer! Posted 05:49, 25 Jun 2009 #12 chalkmarrow says: Streak: Go ahead and create any kind of installer you like. Sounds good. Also, interesting trick re two instances on the same computer. Posted 07:14, 2 Jul 2009 #13 chalkmarrow says: Note that as of this moment v1.4 won't work with Snyff. I'm working on a new version, however. Posted 07:15, 2 Jul 2009 #14 Streak says: Yes, I got it to work with 1.4... Posted 07:40, 7 Jul 2009 #15 Leer10 says: I know how to do port forwarding for routers but, people can't share their IP addresses on scratch. Posted 05:02, 10 Aug 2009 #16 Takide says: is there a version of snyff for mac? Posted 15:27, 19 Aug 2009 #17 Greatdane says: I'm trying to use Snyff with scratch 1.4, and, you know, it doesn't work. I'm trying to use an instant messaging application. I need variables, and I don't think they work. Any suggestions? Posted 03:31, 23 Aug 2009 #18 Terminator68 says: Wow! This is great! But do you need to give out IP addresses to connect? Or do you need to send a broadcast, activating the connection to the other computer with the same project?
EDIT: I got it!! Except I need major help. I'm trying to connect the downstairs computer with my laptop...NOT WORKING :( edited 23:15, 10 Oct 2009 Posted 21:12, 13 Sep 2009 #19 Takide says: Chalkmarrow i love this feature snyff but i have one question for you about it. Would i be able to put a form of snyff on my website so that when 2 certain people log onto my site and play a scratch game that it will brodcast between the computers? Posted 02:32, 23 Nov 2009 Viewing 15 of 18 comments: view all You must login to post a comment. |
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