sjawwadl wrote:

i have scratch 1.4 so how can i upgrade it to scratch 2.0?

VJ_scratch wrote:

when is the downloadable version going to be released?

Fireguy27 wrote:

How can clones be made?

hijoo123hijoo wrote:

Great Update but when can you use it without using the internet like scratch1.4

GreenConsole wrote:

The overview said before that there will be a Scratch Project to SWF converter… Where is it?

Lightnin wrote:

Welcome to Scratch 2.0! Make yourself at home.

What are the new features in Scratch 2.0?
This page gives an overview of the new features.

How often will the Scratch Team update Scratch 2.0 with fixes and features?
We'll release updates and fixes at least once a week for a while - and sometimes more often than that. Look for announcements about these updates in the Announcements forum.

Did everything from the old Scratch website get brought to the new site?
Projects, comments, galleries, profile icons, favorites, love its - basically, almost everything on the old site - were imported to Scratch 2.0. The one thing we didn't bring was all the tags. (Scratch 2.0 only shows 3 tags – chosen by the author – per project.)

Did everything from the Scratch 2.0 Beta make it onto Scratch 2.0?
Although at first we thought we could only keep projects from the Scratch 2.0 beta, we were also able to keep love its, project comments, studios, studio comments, and profile comments. We were not able to keep favorites, views, profile page sections (About Me, What I'm Working On), or messages from the beta.

Why did my project title change?
If you had a project that was on both the old site and the beta site, the title came from the old site. So you may need to update your project title.

Will there ever be a downloadable Scratch 2.0 editor?
Yep! But it won't be ready until this summer. If you'd like to help beta test it, we'll post an announcement when it's ready to try out.

What does it mean to Follow someone?
If you click the Follow button on a Scratcher’s profile, you then receive updates about their projects and other Scratch activities in your home page “What's Happening” section.

Why did it change from Friends to Followers?
When we first released the Scratch website in 2007, the concept of “Friending” wasn’t completely figured out. With the rise of Facebook and social networking sites, “Friending” now means that both people have agreed to a connection, whereas “Following” is when one person decides they want to receive public updates about the other. Since this is how “Friends” have always worked on Scratch, we decided to change the name to “Following” to avoid confusing new users.

Why change the name of “Galleries” to “Studios”?
On the old Scratch website, we were excited to realize that Scratchers used galleries for lots of different purposes - not just for showing projects, but for role-playing games and collabs, to name a few. We decided a more general name would be a better fit. We plan to keep working on the design of studios.

Why do projects imported from the old site have more views on the new site?
On the old site, we only counted a single view for each location used to view the project. Many schools and libraries set up their networks in a way that makes it look like all their users are coming from a single location. So if 1000 kids in a school (or school district) viewed your project, it counted as 1 view. The view count shown on the new site is a re-calcuation of old data, and is a more accurate measure of views.

Will posts from the old Scratch forums be brought to the new Scratch forums?
No - many if not most of those posts are outdated. But they will still be visible on a read-only copy of the old forums. The layout of the various forums will be pretty much the same after the release.

Can we still make projects with Scratch 1.4, and share them to this website?
Certainly! Just click share in Scratch 1.4 - they'll get uploaded to this website.

When will Scratch 2.0 be translated into more languages?
There's still lots of work to be done translating Scratch 2.0. Look for updates in the near future! If you'd like to help translate, check out this wiki page.

Can I download Scratch 2.0 projects and open in them in Scratch 1.4?
Sadly, it's not possible for us to make this work without a time machine. Scratch 1.4 was created in 2009, and doesn't know how to read the new Scratch 2.0 file format, which was made in 2012.

Where are the messages I got during the beta?
We moved all messages from the Scratch 1.4 website to Scratch 2.0. However, we did not keep messages you received in the Scratch 2.0 Beta website.

Keep in mind that there will still be bugs and glitches to be ironed out, and new features soon to be added (gradients in the paint editor, for one!) If you find a glitch (which wouldn't be too surprising, considering that this code is really fresh), please post in the Bugs and Glitches forum to let us know!

If you have additional questions, post them here!

vigilanter wrote:

Cag you download it for iPad and for free