For all I know, .sb, .sb2 and .sb3 are a type of compression of sounds and images in Scratch code.~

So how do we decompress the files?

Bacteria999 wrote:

For all I know, .sb, .sb2 and .sb3 are a type of compression of sounds and images in Scratch code.~

So how do we decompress the files?

For .sb2 and .sb3, rename them so they end with .zip and unzip.
.sb is a complicated format so you can't extract assets manually. However, it isn't hard to write a program that does that, using the Python library Kurt.

Maximouse wrote:

Bacteria999 wrote:

For all I know, .sb, .sb2 and .sb3 are a type of compression of sounds and images in Scratch code.~

So how do we decompress the files?

For .sb2 and .sb3, rename them so they end with .zip and unzip.
.sb is a complicated format so you can't extract assets manually. However, it isn't hard to write a program that does that, using the Python library Kurt.

You could also just upload the .sb file to the current scratch editor to convert it to .sb3 upon re-download.

--Explosion-- wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

Bacteria999 wrote:

For all I know, .sb, .sb2 and .sb3 are a type of compression of sounds and images in Scratch code.~

So how do we decompress the files?

For .sb2 and .sb3, rename them so they end with .zip and unzip.
.sb is a complicated format so you can't extract assets manually. However, it isn't hard to write a program that does that, using the Python library Kurt.

You could also just upload the .sb file to the current scratch editor to convert it to .sb3 upon re-download.

Except if there are any problems while converting.

I tried ^ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/863612734/ <-image