http://www.suppertime.co.uk/blogmywiki/2014/04/scratch-a-sketch/ reading, writing, coding, making Tue, 24 Oct 2023 13:43:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.suppertime.co.uk/blogmywiki/2014/04/scratch-a-sketch/#comment-43258 Community Corner: This Week in Adafruit’s Community – April 18, 2014 | Schneider vägguttag Sat, 19 Apr 2014 01:34:34 +0000 http://www.suppertime.co.uk/blogmywiki/?p=1532#comment-43258 [...] Giles Booth shared a Scratch-a-Sketch Scratch project he created for use with the MaKey-MaKey: “First, draw some arrows and buttons for ‘pen up/down’, ‘colour change’, ‘bigger’ and ‘smaller’ in a very soft pencil on some paper. Draw tracks and wire up the arrows to the cursor keys on the Makey Makey. Pen up/down goes to the spacebar, colour change is S, bigger is W and smaller goes to key A. If you don’t have a Makey Makey, you can still use keys on your computer’s keyboard. The code for Scratch-a-Sketch is here – you can play online in the Flash version if you like, you don’t even need Scratch installed. Unlike a traditional Etch-a-Sketch, you can lift the pen up to move around without drawing, change colour and pen size, and combine keys such as 2 arrow keys to draw decent diagonal lines.” (read more) [...] [...] Giles Booth shared a Scratch-a-Sketch Scratch project he created for use with the MaKey-MaKey: “First, draw some arrows and buttons for ‘pen up/down’, ‘colour change’, ‘bigger’ and ‘smaller’ in a very soft pencil on some paper. Draw tracks and wire up the arrows to the cursor keys on the Makey Makey. Pen up/down goes to the spacebar, colour change is S, bigger is W and smaller goes to key A. If you don’t have a Makey Makey, you can still use keys on your computer’s keyboard. The code for Scratch-a-Sketch is here – you can play online in the Flash version if you like, you don’t even need Scratch installed. Unlike a traditional Etch-a-Sketch, you can lift the pen up to move around without drawing, change colour and pen size, and combine keys such as 2 arrow keys to draw decent diagonal lines.” (read more) [...]

]]> http://www.suppertime.co.uk/blogmywiki/2014/04/scratch-a-sketch/#comment-43250 Community Corner: This Week in Adafruit’s Community – April 18, 2014 « adafruit industries blog Fri, 18 Apr 2014 23:30:08 +0000 http://www.suppertime.co.uk/blogmywiki/?p=1532#comment-43250 [...] Giles Booth shared a Scratch-a-Sketch Scratch project he created for use with the MaKey-MaKey: “First, draw some arrows and buttons for ‘pen up/down’, ‘colour change’, ‘bigger’ and ‘smaller’ in a very soft pencil on some paper. Draw tracks and wire up the arrows to the cursor keys on the Makey Makey. Pen up/down goes to the spacebar, colour change is S, bigger is W and smaller goes to key A. If you don’t have a Makey Makey, you can still use keys on your computer’s keyboard. The code for Scratch-a-Sketch is here – you can play online in the Flash version if you like, you don’t even need Scratch installed. Unlike a traditional Etch-a-Sketch, you can lift the pen up to move around without drawing, change colour and pen size, and combine keys such as 2 arrow keys to draw decent diagonal lines.” (read more) [...] [...] Giles Booth shared a Scratch-a-Sketch Scratch project he created for use with the MaKey-MaKey: “First, draw some arrows and buttons for ‘pen up/down’, ‘colour change’, ‘bigger’ and ‘smaller’ in a very soft pencil on some paper. Draw tracks and wire up the arrows to the cursor keys on the Makey Makey. Pen up/down goes to the spacebar, colour change is S, bigger is W and smaller goes to key A. If you don’t have a Makey Makey, you can still use keys on your computer’s keyboard. The code for Scratch-a-Sketch is here – you can play online in the Flash version if you like, you don’t even need Scratch installed. Unlike a traditional Etch-a-Sketch, you can lift the pen up to move around without drawing, change colour and pen size, and combine keys such as 2 arrow keys to draw decent diagonal lines.” (read more) [...]

]]> http://www.suppertime.co.uk/blogmywiki/2014/04/scratch-a-sketch/#comment-42381 Scratch-a-Sketch #makeymakey #makeymakeymonday « adafruit industries blog Mon, 14 Apr 2014 04:59:10 +0000 http://www.suppertime.co.uk/blogmywiki/?p=1532#comment-42381 [...] Giles Booth shared a Scratch-a-Sketch Scratch project he created for use with the MaKey-MaKey! First, draw some arrows and buttons for ‘pen up/down’, ‘colour change’, ‘bigger’ and ‘smaller’ in a very soft pencil on some paper. Draw tracks and wire up the arrows to the cursor keys on the Makey Makey. Pen up/down goes to the spacebar, colour change is S, bigger is W and smaller goes to key A. If you don’t have a Makey Makey, you can still use keys on your computer’s keyboard. [...] [...] Giles Booth shared a Scratch-a-Sketch Scratch project he created for use with the MaKey-MaKey! First, draw some arrows and buttons for ‘pen up/down’, ‘colour change’, ‘bigger’ and ‘smaller’ in a very soft pencil on some paper. Draw tracks and wire up the arrows to the cursor keys on the Makey Makey. Pen up/down goes to the spacebar, colour change is S, bigger is W and smaller goes to key A. If you don’t have a Makey Makey, you can still use keys on your computer’s keyboard. [...]

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