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When I was editing Noob Run 2 by just placing a new logo, the editor gone haywire. The stage was not what I expected.
Both the old and new logos were SVG. I will reload it and it should be fixed.
Here's the image

By the way, I don't have permission to access it. Also, instead of putting the image on an unallowed file host, try putting it in a whitelisted image host, such as cubeupload or a Scratch project thumbnail.

54387a wrote:

By the way, I don't have permission to access it. Also, instead of putting the image on an unallowed file host, try putting it in a whitelisted image host, such as cubeupload or a Scratch project thumbnail.

Google is always bad at stuff like this

CavenB325 wrote:

54387a wrote:

By the way, I don't have permission to access it. Also, instead of putting the image on an unallowed file host, try putting it in a whitelisted image host, such as cubeupload or a Scratch project thumbnail.

Google is always bad at stuff like this

That's why you should use a whitelisted image host instead of Google. Plus, posting a link to a file from G Drive will get you muted if you post it on a comments section in Scratch because those types of things can reveal private information.

54387a wrote:

CavenB325 wrote:

54387a wrote:

By the way, I don't have permission to access it. Also, instead of putting the image on an unallowed file host, try putting it in a whitelisted image host, such as cubeupload or a Scratch project thumbnail.

Google is always bad at stuff like this

That's why you should use a whitelisted image host instead of Google. Plus, posting a link to a file from G Drive will get you muted if you post it on a comments section in Scratch because those types of things can reveal private information.

Oops! I will show you the image in a WHITELISTED image host this time.

54387a wrote:

By the way, I don't have permission to access it. Also, instead of putting the image on an unallowed file host, try putting it in a whitelisted image host, such as cubeupload or a Scratch project thumbnail.

Sorry for the long delay.