Can You Burn Scratch Games Onto Discs? there's this thing called imgburn where you can burn things onto a disc.

I don't see what would be stopping someone from putting a Scratch game on a disc. Have you tried it yet?

Interested,

ErnieParke

ErnieParke wrote:

I don't see what would be stopping someone from putting a Scratch game on a disc. Have you tried it yet?

Interested,

ErnieParke

The main problem wouldn't be actually getting it on the disc, but converting it to an executable file so that it could be standalone - without the Scratch editor required to run.

AonymousGuy wrote:

ErnieParke wrote:

I don't see what would be stopping someone from putting a Scratch game on a disc. Have you tried it yet?

Interested,

ErnieParke

The main problem wouldn't be actually getting it on the disc, but converting it to an executable file so that it could be standalone - without the Scratch editor required to run.

Yep.

It's perfectly fine so long as you can don't sell it and can figure out a way to turn it into a runnable file.

ErnieParke wrote:

I don't see what would be stopping someone from putting a Scratch game on a disc. Have you tried it yet?

Interested,

ErnieParke

Well, i havent tried it yet, i was just asking so my computer dosnt blow up

-TopHat- wrote:

It's perfectly fine so long as you can don't sell it and can figure out a way to turn it into a runnable file.

You can sell Scratch games as long as they aren't uploaded to the internet and run stand-alone (without the Scratch editor made by MIT)

ya but how do you save the game so you can burn it?

i want to know that to.

QuinnD2006 wrote:

i want to know that to.

Just go inside the project, choose “Download to your computer”, save it as a file, then burn the file onto a CD (if anybody uses those anymore), Or, save it to a USB drive, chip, whatever. You can then run it on any computer that has the Offline Editor installed on it.