With something as complex as SuperCard it is always good to have examples you can tear apart to find out how things work.

Each of these projects was designed to show a specific feature of SuperCard. They are generally well commented, so grab them, run them, rip them apart in SuperCard, and have fun!

(Some projects may require Stuffit Expander 5.x to open.)
 

Basic AppleScript Demo

Size: 5K

A simple example of using AppleScript from within SuperCard. This demonstrates compiling and running a script resource, and 'doing' scripts directly from a field.

Downloader project (REQUIRES Mac OS 8, 9 or CLASSIC!)

Size: 5K

This project uses an internal AppleScript, modified on the fly, to download a graphic and a text file from the Internet and show them in the project. This uses URL Access Scripting, and so requires Mac OS 8.5 or 9.x, although it also works in Classic under OS X.
 

Feedback technique

Size: 4K

A simple but effective way to provide feedback for any object your user points at.

Picture Resizer

Size: 3K

Shows images as the pictureData of a rectangle, resized to fit within the window but without being distorted them to fit.

SuperCard and Hex Colors

Size: 9K

A utility project which helps you find the correct SuperCard and hexadecimal code for a selected color.

Try-Catch

Size: 3K

A very simple example of how the new Try-Catch error handling feature works.

Virtual Stickers

Size: 266K

The Virtual Stickers project was written as an example of how easy it is to make a functioning entertainment project with SuperCard in very little time. It was first made for a MacUser magazine tutorial.