No comment + i eat chicken with hands now.

OK, now English :I

Not quite.

I once experimented with Scratch 3.0 project to SB2 conversion back in 2016. At that time, however, Scratch 3.0 was in it's early stages, and the prototype projects didn't have files, but instead had XML codes. I made a tool that had the potential to convert those XML codes to SB2s in the sense that it had the foundation programming for such a tool, but I never actually got a working conversion going.

However, that old tool wouldn't even begin to work on a modern SB3 file, as it was designed solely for a playground XML code. After that attempt, herohamp tried to create a similar software, but didn't get as far as I did. AFAIK, no one is currently working on a tool that converts true SB3s to SB2s, and I gave up on that old converter for reasons explained here.

Thanks,
Superben100.

EDIT: Oh, sorry! From the English title, I thought this was on the English forums.

Rooski yisuk!
-Bad romanization of “Russian tongue”
Sorry, I know a tiny bit of Russian.

Back on topic: I also would like to know. I know that Junebeetle's converter creates a completely blank SWF, and I can't figure hook out.

Wombatcacaman wrote:

Back on topic: I also would like to know. I know that Junebeetle's converter creates a completely blank SWF, and I can't figure hook out.

Hook was never designed for SB3 files, and only for the old experimental “playground” files.
Currently, I'm working on a new tool, but it's hardly ready for ordinary use.

superben100 wrote:

Wombatcacaman wrote:

Back on topic: I also would like to know. I know that Junebeetle's converter creates a completely blank SWF, and I can't figure hook out.

Hook was never designed for SB3 files, and only for the old experimental “playground” files.
Currently, I'm working on a new tool, but it's hardly ready for ordinary use.

Hi, superben, I am currently doing a school project on scratch and wish to download it to an sb2, so my teacher could view it. I was just wondering, are you done with your program? -Ben

ben_ranger wrote:

superben100 wrote:

Wombatcacaman wrote:

Back on topic: I also would like to know. I know that Junebeetle's converter creates a completely blank SWF, and I can't figure hook out.

Hook was never designed for SB3 files, and only for the old experimental “playground” files.
Currently, I'm working on a new tool, but it's hardly ready for ordinary use.

Hi, superben, I am currently doing a school project on scratch and wish to download it to an sb2, so my teacher could view it. I was just wondering, are you done with your program? -Ben

I'm afraid I'm not.
Right now, your best bet would probably be to manually port the project to 2.0.

Theory_of_tanks wrote:

No comment + i eat chicken with hands now.

Насколько я знаю, это невозможно.

but what happens if you rename the .sb3 file to a .sb2 file?

k7x1e wrote:

but what happens if you rename the .sb3 file to a .sb2 file?

It doesn't load correctly, because Scratch 2.0 wasn't designed to handle SB3 file codes.
The file extension is not the only distinguishing factor.
The actual information that makes up SB3 files is fundamentally different from the code that SB2 files are comprised of.

Is there any English thread for discussing this?
We should probably link it if discussing in English…

superben100 wrote:

k7x1e wrote:

but what happens if you rename the .sb3 file to a .sb2 file?

It doesn't load correctly, because Scratch 2.0 wasn't designed to handle SB3 file codes.
The file extension is not the only distinguishing factor.
The actual information that makes up SB3 files is fundamentally different from the code that SB2 files are comprised of.

ok then ill try to download the sprites to files and open them in scratch 2 offline editor

hahasamian wrote:

Is there any English thread for discussing this?
We should probably link it if discussing in English…

This is Russian forum.

can somebody answer the question?
I want to know

This is only a Russian forum, so this topic should be closed.

NeonFactoryX wrote:

This is only a Russian forum, so this topic should be closed.

Agreed. But we might make an English discussion topic.
EDIT: Forget it! We're on English forums now!

добро пожаловать! welcome to the english language forum, thread

foxythepirate9000 wrote:

can somebody answer the question?
I want to know

wich question

k7x1e wrote:

foxythepirate9000 wrote:

can somebody answer the question?
I want to know

wich question

I think it's been pretty well answered by now. There is a sweet .sb2 downloader out there, but that's currently the only way to access your old projects that were designed for Scratch 2.
There is currently not a converter.