Scratch

This belongs in the All About Scratch forum.

And no, there isn't.

Last edited by RedRocker227 (2011-12-03 16:33:54)

maxskywalker wrote:

Well I suppose that theoretically you might be able to hack into MIT's servers and disable it, but legally, no.

Who would be sad enough to hack the server just to upload a project bigger than 10mb though?! 

Have you tried compressing your images and sounds?  That can reduce the size of your projects significantly.

scratchlive wrote:

And why was is made in the first place?

To answer this question, that's because it's all the online Java player can handle without becoming laggier than usual. Although that limit will go up when Scratch 2.0 with its Flash-based player comes out. 

If you have too many sounds, you may need to take them out or some of them out.

gettysburg11 wrote:

scratchlive wrote:

And why was is made in the first place?

To answer this question, that's because it's all the online Java player can handle without becoming laggier than usual. Although that limit will go up when Scratch 2.0 with its Flash-based player comes out. 

Yey! That will help

I tried to compress the. But that didn't help it's a 19.7 mb project so I sdont really know

scratchlive wrote:

I tried to compress the. But that didn't help it's a 19.7 mb project so I sdont really know

That should probably work. I've had 23 megabyte projects upload to the site just fine after compression. 

yey it worked! thanks guys!!

Awesome! It must be a really good project if it uses up that much space! May I have a link? 

Oh, now I see why it was such a big file 

Very nice job!

Chrischb wrote:

If nothing else works you can always upload to some sharing site like MediaFire btw 

True    My computer teacher did that.