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I spent a really long time on this project, and i don't want to share it under a different project id every time i want to upload a new version. Is there any way that i can prevent the crash?

You can use Turbowarp

Lavender_lillypad wrote:

You can use Turbowarp

wow. turbowarp.

and how do you suppose i save my project in turbowarp?

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

Lavender_lillypad wrote:

You can use Turbowarp

wow. turbowarp.

and how do you suppose i save my project in turbowarp?

You can download your project as a file. To load your project, go to your search history and find the project ID. Then, put in this link:

turbowarp.org/(project ID here)

You can select File > Download and download your project. You can edit it in turbowarp or even upload it back into scratch later.

EDIT: If you edit it in turbowarp, make sure to save it. Turbowarp doesn’t really have a great autosave.

musicROCKS013 wrote:

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

Lavender_lillypad wrote:

You can use Turbowarp

wow. turbowarp.

and how do you suppose i save my project in turbowarp?

You can download your project as a file. To load your project, go to your search history and find the project ID. Then, put in this link:

turbowarp.org/(project ID here)

You can select File > Download and download your project. You can edit it in turbowarp or even upload it back into scratch later.

EDIT: If you edit it in turbowarp, make sure to save it. Turbowarp doesn’t really have a great autosave.

uploading to scratch would be nice, if it didn't crash when trying to open it. did you read the post before replying?

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

musicROCKS013 wrote:

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

Lavender_lillypad wrote:

You can use Turbowarp

wow. turbowarp.

and how do you suppose i save my project in turbowarp?

You can download your project as a file. To load your project, go to your search history and find the project ID. Then, put in this link:

turbowarp.org/(project ID here)

You can select File > Download and download your project. You can edit it in turbowarp or even upload it back into scratch later.

EDIT: If you edit it in turbowarp, make sure to save it. Turbowarp doesn’t really have a great autosave.

uploading to scratch would be nice, if it didn't crash when trying to open it. did you read the post before replying?

You CAN upload the file to Scratch by clicking on File > Load from your computer (on the Scratch website), finding the desired .sb3 file, and it'll ask if you want to replace the project.

If you REALLY don't want to use Turbowarp () then a method I've always done is making 2 tabs. The Scratch project tab and the blank tab. I switch over to the tab before (or right after) the project begins to load. I wait for a minute or two, then go back to the project tab. If it doesn't work, I just try again.

SpideyPlaysMC wrote:

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

musicROCKS013 wrote:

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

Lavender_lillypad wrote:

You can use Turbowarp

wow. turbowarp.

and how do you suppose i save my project in turbowarp?

You can download your project as a file. To load your project, go to your search history and find the project ID. Then, put in this link:

turbowarp.org/(project ID here)

You can select File > Download and download your project. You can edit it in turbowarp or even upload it back into scratch later.

EDIT: If you edit it in turbowarp, make sure to save it. Turbowarp doesn’t really have a great autosave.

uploading to scratch would be nice, if it didn't crash when trying to open it. did you read the post before replying?

You CAN upload the file to Scratch by clicking on File > Load from your computer (on the Scratch website), finding the desired .sb3 file, and it'll ask if you want to replace the project.

If you REALLY don't want to use Turbowarp () then a method I've always done is making 2 tabs. The Scratch project tab and the blank tab. I switch over to the tab before (or right after) the project begins to load. I wait for a minute or two, then go back to the project tab. If it doesn't work, I just try again.

bruh read the post

scratch crashes when i try to access the project

Can you specify what project, or share a project link? It could also happen by your computer crashing because there is no free memory when trying to load it.
We can't help you if you don't specify!

RED-001-alt wrote:

Can you specify what project, or share a project link? It could also happen by your computer crashing because there is no free memory when trying to load it.
We can't help you if you don't specify!

first project in my signature.

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

SpideyPlaysMC wrote:

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

musicROCKS013 wrote:

ThatCoder77471 wrote:

Lavender_lillypad wrote:

You can use Turbowarp

wow. turbowarp.

and how do you suppose i save my project in turbowarp?

You can download your project as a file. To load your project, go to your search history and find the project ID. Then, put in this link:

turbowarp.org/(project ID here)

You can select File > Download and download your project. You can edit it in turbowarp or even upload it back into scratch later.

EDIT: If you edit it in turbowarp, make sure to save it. Turbowarp doesn’t really have a great autosave.

uploading to scratch would be nice, if it didn't crash when trying to open it. did you read the post before replying?

You CAN upload the file to Scratch by clicking on File > Load from your computer (on the Scratch website), finding the desired .sb3 file, and it'll ask if you want to replace the project.

If you REALLY don't want to use Turbowarp () then a method I've always done is making 2 tabs. The Scratch project tab and the blank tab. I switch over to the tab before (or right after) the project begins to load. I wait for a minute or two, then go back to the project tab. If it doesn't work, I just try again.

bruh read the post

scratch crashes when i try to access the project

I did the second method and after occasionaly switching between tabs and retrying a few times it worked. Did you even try using it?

closing this because people keep telling me to use turbowarp and then uploading to scratch, which is not really helpful in any way.