I'm currently working on a 6502 emulator and I don't want to make 500 if-else blocks by hand, so I wrote a generator in Java and wanted to just use that generated code in Tosh. Problem: I can't import the sb2 files Tosh creates with 3.0. For whatever reason. So, is there an alternative to Tosh for creating blocks text-based for Scratch 3.0?

bruh whats the point of 6502 or am i dumb and have no idea

Yxles2 wrote:

bruh whats the point of 6502 or am i dumb and have no idea

Please don't post without knowing what I'm talking about. I know that emulating a 6502 in Scratch is ridiculous, but I don't care. I just want some sort of Tosh.

The tosh repositories on the creator’s GitHub have not been committed to since 2018 (the year before 3.0’s release). No issues on either are requesting compatibility with 3.0.

I have not seen any attempts to recreate Tosh with 3.0 compatibility.

yeah, for some reason you can't upload sb2 files to the website normally.
but you can put the .sb2 files from tosh into the 2.0 offline editor, and then upload it to the website from there.

I renamed the file type of a scratch project from sb3 to sb2 and uploaded it to Tosh, but it gave me this error message: Problem loading file: P is not defined