Now that we have the OFP and the NFP (old/new Flash player), is it possible to save a project to a computer as a .swf file?
Or is there already a converter for .sb to .swf that I'm unaware of?
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I know that you can embed a project as a Flash applet, but I can't find anything about converting a project into a SWF file.
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Njam9 wrote:
I have tried renaming .sb to .swf but it didn't work. HELP!!!
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Swf is a whole other format; you would need a converter to change in-between the two.
I'm also wondering how to do this...
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Haha, code doesn't work like that. If simply changing the filename could do things like that, there wouldn't be a need for this thread.
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Snowdrift wrote:
As of now, there's only a modification that'll do .sb to .jar ):
If you let it run in 64-bit mode, then the Java works just fine.
Also, you could use the program that converts it from .sb to .jar, then, if you have a Mac, spotlight search for "Jar Bundler" and use that to make it into .app!
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Maybe find something that does .jar to .swf?
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I think that there is a converter that changes .sb to .js or it just runs the .sb in Javascript which is a whole lot faster than .swf
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Proanimation wrote:
I think that there is a converter that changes .sb to .js or it just runs the .sb in Javascript which is a whole lot faster than .swf
I think there is too - you can run Scratch 1.4 projects in Snap! - well I tried it and it worked, but I've not been on it for a while.
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Shmolagin wrote:
You can convert to .jar. and the program I found is actually the flash player imbedded as java, so that it is java but still the same speed as flash.
It's probably just running in Flash something that's called 64-bit Java. There's some preferences I recently discovered about this, and this topic doesn't mean anything anymore.
*Reports to close*
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