I need a workaround for the turbowarp issue. So far I've mostly used turbowarp to work on my extremely laggy pen projects. I code from Scratch and then run the project on Turbowarp to see how it's going. Now since they've blocked unshared projects, I can't work on my project anymore. Any suggestions for how to work around this?

Down,load it and upload it to Turbowarp. When you finish, download it(lets say Finished.sb3 is the name) and upload it to Scratch.

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Down,load it and upload it to Turbowarp. When you finish, download it(lets say Finished.sb3 is the name) and upload it to Scratch.

thanks, but it's really inefficient because it doesn't save and I have to waste storage from downloading the file every single time I make a change

-sypical wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Down,load it and upload it to Turbowarp. When you finish, download it(lets say Finished.sb3 is the name) and upload it to Scratch.

thanks, but it's really inefficient because it doesn't save and I have to waste storage from downloading the file every single time I make a change

Delete files when you don’t need them anymore.

-sypical wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Down,load it and upload it to Turbowarp. When you finish, download it(lets say Finished.sb3 is the name) and upload it to Scratch.

thanks, but it's really inefficient because it doesn't save and I have to waste storage from downloading the file every single time I make a change

you can have big “jam sessions” where you make an extremely large amount of changes in one edit session, and then redownload the new file. then, you are able to delete the old file to make space for your other files.

actually, if you use turbowarp desktop it allows you to save the file normally without having to make a bunch of new files.

You could share your project on an alt account and unshare it when you are done editing it.

A certain browser extension also has a TurboWarp button addon to add a TurboWarp button, which passes a project token to TurboWarp (which is possible because you can get the project token for projects you own) and opens it.

B0o0lean wrote:

-sypical wrote:

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:

Down,load it and upload it to Turbowarp. When you finish, download it(lets say Finished.sb3 is the name) and upload it to Scratch.

thanks, but it's really inefficient because it doesn't save and I have to waste storage from downloading the file every single time I make a change

you can have big “jam sessions” where you make an extremely large amount of changes in one edit session, and then redownload the new file. then, you are able to delete the old file to make space for your other files.

-Valtren- wrote:

actually, if you use turbowarp desktop it allows you to save the file normally without having to make a bunch of new files.

CST1229 wrote:

A certain browser extension also has a TurboWarp button addon to add a TurboWarp button, which passes a project token to TurboWarp (which is possible because you can get the project token for projects you own) and opens it.

hmm, interesting. I'll try those all out and see if they'll work. Thanks for the help!

-sypical wrote:

hmm, interesting. I'll try those all out and see if they'll work. Thanks for the help!

Just note that it's your responsibility to find any external software. Some browser extensions steal data and do other harmful things, so pick carefully, do research, and don't explore too much. Take a parent or guardian if you need to. That's why we're not allowed to mention browser extensions on Scratch.

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

-sypical wrote:

hmm, interesting. I'll try those all out and see if they'll work. Thanks for the help!

Just note that it's your responsibility to find any external software. Some browser extensions steal data and do other harmful things, so pick carefully, do research, and don't explore too much. Take a parent or guardian if you need to. That's why we're not allowed to mention browser extensions on Scratch.

yes, thank you.

I'll keep this open in case anyone else has any better solutions. Otherwise, thank you all