Scratch project for PiFace demo

Scratch project file created based on the Scratch demo shown in the PiFace documentation:

"Controlling Pi Face with Scratch"

https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B-UAZ9CyJCLGQjJ3RDlqa2pqaDg/edit?docId=1M0jz7-vaR8mwM4Gc4dBJyh4EheXHd0BCkpBWOEqMOUY

See below under Attachments the file piface1.sb.zip . Download the file and unzip it. Scratch should be able to open piface1.sb. Note: you will first need to follow the instructions in the "Controlling Pi Face with Scratch" link above to get Scratch setup correctly. (This involves starting a Mesh session and then running the PiFace handler script to connect to the Mesh session. This allows Scratch to interact with the PiFace.)

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Attachments:

piface1.sb.zip

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piface over 11 years ago in reply to fustini +1

If you're still looking for instructions for using Scratch with Piface, instructions are in this guide. http://www.piface.org.uk/guides/scratch_with_pifacedigital/Setting_up_Scratch/

piface over 11 years ago in reply to fustini

If you're still looking for instructions for using Scratch with Piface, instructions are in this guide.
http://www.piface.org.uk/guides/scratch_with_pifacedigital/Setting_up_Scratch/
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fustini over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

Hi - it's been awhile since I've interacted with Scratch and PiFace. The Raspberry Pi space here on element14 Community is a good place to ask questions. piface is the creator of PiFace I believe. Their github https://github.com/piface lists pi@cs.man.ac.uk and also http://pi.cs.man.ac.uk/
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Former Member over 11 years ago

This is exactly what I would like to accomplish with Scratch. Being quite new with graphical programming however is a limitation. I have Scratch set up and am able to host / mesh etc. But... I am unsure how to get the' "drop downs for variables to work as they do in the variable blocks themselves. i.e. how do I get "piface-input1" Sensor Valule = numberI ..( I only have the usual Scratch inputs to choose from. I Have the piface1.sb file loaded and running, and works with your program. This assures me that I am missing the requisite scratch understanding to continue. Any recommendations as to where to get help??

Dave
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interested1 over 12 years ago

Excellent jumping off point for more work with the PiFace. I hope to see more PiFace & Gertboard projects in the near future... including one I have in the works ;-) Thanks for all the information and help Drew!
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