Scratch should have an sb2 to EXE converter!

bybb

Cross platform and stuff could easily be done in 3.0 if you could export to a electron-based application

-stache-

Sigton wrote:
Cub56 wrote:
What if you gave it for free, would that be allowed? Scratch uses Adobe and it seems fine to use that and share projects for free (or is it Scratch that has the licence?)
I think Scratch 2 is under a GNU licence? Not sure, but whatever it says in the licence governs if/how you can distribute it. Same with Adobe's software.

Scratch doesn't distribute Adobe's software, which is why you can't run projects if you don't have flash. You need to download your own copy of flash from Adobe; Scratch doesn't give it to you.

Sigton

You can sell GPL software with certain restrictions…

Last edited by -stache- (Aug. 20, 2018 13:42:02)

-SpikeTheKirb-

This is a very good idea. I want to be able to play scratch files using an exe file. I remember hearing that phosphoruswrapper can do that, but the website is a go-daddy thing now so um…

MjbbGames

MathlyCat wrote:
So how about catering to non-Windows users? Because: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_operating_systems

And the fact that Linux (even though it has a free utility) and OS X cannot run .exe's.

There is a wonderful site https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Porting_Scratch_Projects that tells you how to use a program the gives you exe. Or .app for the apple users but i think they make it work with linux

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