I don't think you can do that as of now. The forums are still in 2.0 format.

Unless you use images, then no.
There is, however, lthis site ,
Which you can make, then use Scratchblocks, as so:

edit: unfortunately I'm on mobile, so I had to screenshot, sorry for bad image quality

1Oaktree2 wrote:

Unless you use images, then no.
There is, however, lthis site ,
Which you can make, then use Scratchblocks, as so:
edit: unfortunately I'm on mobile, so I had to screenshot, sorry for bad image quality

If you’re able to upload a screenshot, why not click “export svg” then upload that to cubeupload?

Also, scratchblocks.github.io works better and has no bugs (for whitespace in the blocks like s3blocks has)

The above blocks were created using this website and I exported it to SVG.

1Oaktree2 wrote:

Unless you use images, then no.
There is, however, lthis site ,
Which you can make, then use Scratchblocks, as so:

edit: unfortunately I'm on mobile, so I had to screenshot, sorry for bad image quality

Using assets.scratch.mit.edu?

PenguinLover1123 wrote:

1Oaktree2 wrote:

Unless you use images, then no.
There is, however, lthis site ,
Which you can make, then use Scratchblocks, as so:

edit: unfortunately I'm on mobile, so I had to screenshot, sorry for bad image quality

Using assets.scratch.mit.edu?

No, Cubeupload

wvj wrote:

PenguinLover1123 wrote:

1Oaktree2 wrote:

Unless you use images, then no.
There is, however, lthis site ,
Which you can make, then use Scratchblocks, as so:

edit: unfortunately I'm on mobile, so I had to screenshot, sorry for bad image quality

Using assets.scratch.mit.edu?

No, Cubeupload

Look at this:

Chiroyce wrote:

The above blocks were created using this website and I exported it to SVG.

Chiroyce wrote:

The above blocks were created using this website and I exported it to SVG.

assets.scratch.mit.edu… how do you convert that svg ===> https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/something.svg

PenguinLover1123 wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

The above blocks were created using this website and I exported it to SVG.

assets.scratch.mit.edu… how do you convert that svg ===> https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/something.svg

They use a browser extension in which you can upload any image and it will host it on assets.

han614698 wrote:

PenguinLover1123 wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

The above blocks were created using this website and I exported it to SVG.

assets.scratch.mit.edu… how do you convert that svg ===> https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/something.svg

They use a browser extension in which you can upload any image and it will host it on assets.

How do you simulate the extension (no name please, because I will not install it, even with the name)?

PenguinLover1123 wrote:

han614698 wrote:

PenguinLover1123 wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

The above blocks were created using this website and I exported it to SVG.

assets.scratch.mit.edu… how do you convert that svg ===> https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/something.svg

They use a browser extension in which you can upload any image and it will host it on assets.

How do you simulate the extension (no name please, because I will not install it, even with the name)?

You need knowledge of network and HTTP(S) POST requests.