-Rex- wrote:

Most of this thread is now irrelevant now that I've made an actual SB3 to SB2 converter: https://github.com/RexScratch/sb3tosb2

-Rex- wrote:

Most of this thread is now irrelevant now that I've made an actual SB3 to SB2 converter: https://github.com/RexScratch/sb3tosb2

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You did realize it doesn't make sense to some people who use Scratch, right?

-Rex- wrote:

Most of this thread is now irrelevant now that I've made an actual SB3 to SB2 converter: https://github.com/RexScratch/sb3tosb2

k7x1e wrote:

k7x1e wrote:

Cowsareamazing123 wrote:

hahasamian wrote:

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.

Where is the downloader?

yeah where is that downloader

i just found one http://getsb2.herokuapp.com/. but it is a bit laggy

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It won't show sprites when I run it.

L0LW0T wrote:

k7x1e wrote:

k7x1e wrote:

Cowsareamazing123 wrote:

hahasamian wrote:

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.

Where is the downloader?

yeah where is that downloader

i just found one http://getsb2.herokuapp.com/. but it is a bit laggy

Text
It won't show sprites when I run it.

-Rex- wrote:

Most of this thread is now irrelevant now that I've made an actual SB3 to SB2 converter: https://github.com/RexScratch/sb3tosb2

hahasamian wrote:

OH
SORRY GUYS
HERE'S THE DOWNLOADER I REFERENCED
https://codepen.io/MegaApuTurkUltra/pen/pvYWRK
Last time I checked, this worked.
There's also s2online, which builds upon that downloader to give us the full Scratch 2 experience.
Apart from autosaving. You need to download the projects now.

L0LW0T wrote:

k7x1e wrote:

k7x1e wrote:

Cowsareamazing123 wrote:

hahasamian wrote:

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.

Where is the downloader?

yeah where is that downloader

i just found one http://getsb2.herokuapp.com/. but it is a bit laggy

Text
It won't show sprites when I run it.

define Convert 2 to 3
set [Conversion Status v] to [Converting...]
set [2.0 project v] to (item (last v) of [Unconverted v] :: list)
delete (last v) of [Unconverted v]
add (join (2.0 project) [.sb3]) to [Converted v]
set [Conversion Status v] to [Converted!]

when I receive [Convert SB2 to SB3 v]
Convert 2 to 3

Can we Convert SB2 to SB3 for Reverse Changes, right?

define Convert SB2 to SB3
Start Conversion of SB2 to SB3
wait until <(Converted?) = [true]>
add (join (2.0 Project) [.sb3]) to [Converted Scratch v]

SansyScratcher25 wrote:

Can we Convert SB2 to SB3 for Reverse Changes, right?

define Convert SB2 to SB3
Start Conversion of SB2 to SB3
wait until <(Converted?) = [true]>
add (join (2.0 Project) [.sb3]) to [Converted Scratch v]

How do i Convert SB2 to SB3 File?
How do i Find a SB2 to SB3 Converter?

L0LW0T wrote:

k7x1e wrote:

-snip-

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It won't show sprites when I run it.

superben100 wrote:

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.

go to [ v]

UnWarriorPC wrote:

superben100 wrote:

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.

The is a way to covert an sb3 into a sb2 by using scratch 2.0 and renaming the file I conclude that it worked download the file https://en.softonic.com/download/scratch-kids/windows

k7x1e wrote:

UnWarriorPC wrote:

superben100 wrote:

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.

The is a way to covert an sb3 into a sb2 by using scratch 2.0 and renaming the file I conclude that it worked download the file https://en.softonic.com/download/scratch-kids/windows

softonic

flontin wrote:

it is possible to save my project as a sb2 file?