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Created page with "{{InfoBoxEntity | title = ScratchMessagesConsole | image = 150px | caption = Logo of SMC++, a new version | releasedate = August 8 2022 | platform = Linux, Windows, MacOSX | lang = C# | license = MIT | dev = Swee | site = https://git.swee.codes/swee/SMCpp }} '''ScratchMessagesConsole''' is a command-line utility that tracks a user's message counter on [https://scratch.mit.edu Scratch.] This was the first command-line application Swee made with C#. I..." |
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It was also a simple example of using the undocumented Scratch API. | It was also a simple example of using the undocumented Scratch API. | ||
The project was discontinued after release. | The project was discontinued after release because Swee didn't feel the need of edits. | ||
[[File:Smc oldshot.png|alt=A screenshot of ScratchMessagesConsole 1.0|none|thumb|466x466px|A screenshot of ScratchMessagesConsole 1.0]] | [[File:Smc oldshot.png|alt=A screenshot of ScratchMessagesConsole 1.0|none|thumb|466x466px|A screenshot of ScratchMessagesConsole 1.0]] | ||
== A remake == | == A remake == | ||
In 2025, Swee decided to revive the project with a new application called SMC++ | In 2025, Swee decided to revive the project with a new application called SMC++. | ||
[[File:SMCpp shot.png|alt=A screenshot of SMC++ 1.1|none|thumb|535x535px|A screenshot of SMC++ 1.1]] | |||
It's packed with enhancements, like using a [[wikipedia:FIGlet|figlet]], correctly parsing JSON, and automatically reloading. | |||
[[File:SMCpp shot.png|alt=A screenshot of SMC++ 1.1|none|thumb|535x535px|A screenshot of SMC++ 1.1]]The project continues to be maintained. |
Latest revision as of 05:07, 18 February 2025
![]() Logo of SMC++, a new version | |
Released | August 8 2022 |
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Language | C# |
Platform(s) | Linux, Windows, MacOSX |
License | MIT |
Created by | Swee |
Website | https://git.swee.codes/swee/SMCpp |
ScratchMessagesConsole is a command-line utility that tracks a user's message counter on Scratch.
This was the first command-line application Swee made with C#.
It was also a simple example of using the undocumented Scratch API.
The project was discontinued after release because Swee didn't feel the need of edits.

A remake
In 2025, Swee decided to revive the project with a new application called SMC++.
It's packed with enhancements, like using a figlet, correctly parsing JSON, and automatically reloading.

The project continues to be maintained.