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#2 2011-12-09 13:31:52
- Tbtemplex97
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- Registered: 2011-11-12
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Re: Exporting
You can only "save" projects into SBproject form, meaning that the project is only accessably by Scratch itself
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#4 2011-12-09 15:45:12
Re: Exporting
toytttttt wrote:
Tbtemplex97 wrote:
You can only "save" projects into SBproject form, meaning that the project is only accessably by Scratch itself
I know, that is why I'm asking for this.
If you upload the project, you can copy the HTML code to embed the project into a website.
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#7 2011-12-09 23:16:39
Re: Exporting
SJRCS_011 wrote:
Also, you can use Scratch2Exe
That's a bit of a "bandaid solution," as my Science teacher would call it. You're not legitimately exporting it to an EXE; you're altering Scratch so that it runs your project when you run Scratch. I'm not entirely sure how BYOB3 works in terms of exporting your projects, but I'd imagine it's something similar.
But since Scratch is meant as more of an introductory language, I'm not sure there's a huge need to be able to export your projects. Should you wish to have your project exported into a certain format, you can move on from Scratch to make it in that format in the first place. Scratch's uses are limited.
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