I made this scratch game and was wondering how to transfer it to python so that way i can have extra controls and also maybe publish it somewhere so it isn't limited to scratch.

Scratch2Python would be your best bet!

If you don't need it in python and are just wanting the game to be in some other format that can be distributed, take a look at the TurboWarp Packager.

awesome-llama wrote:

If you don't need it in python and are just wanting the game to be in some other format that can be distributed, take a look at the TurboWarp Packager.

The OP states that they want to add “more controls” therefore requiring it be converted to Python, since additional code will need to be added.

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

awesome-llama wrote:

If you don't need it in python and are just wanting the game to be in some other format that can be distributed, take a look at the TurboWarp Packager.

The OP states that they want to add “more controls” therefore requiring it be converted to Python, since additional code will need to be added.

Tou could edit the project on turbowarp, which has more key sensors ( even ctrl i think?) and thenn download it and upload it to the scratch project, whoch will updatevthe api that tw will fetch, and then you could do what awesome llama said

awesome-llama wrote:

If you don't need it in python and are just wanting the game to be in some other format that can be distributed, take a look at the TurboWarp Packager.

Thanks for recommending this, but it would be harder to work on if i need to go threw the procces of deleting a old file, downloading a new one, then upload it again every time i want to update it.

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

Scratch2Python would be your best bet!

also thanks for recommending this, but it wont work since my scratch project is using a lot of the blocks.

You could try sb3topy. There's currently a link in my signature or click here. It works with big projects like Beneath a Steel Sky. However, it doesn't always do a good job with SVG (vector) images. I need to update it sometime to handle them better.