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I have a BIG project coming up, that I personally am very proud of. I do all my coding in TW (Turbowarp) and then export it into Scratch for uploading. I've never had a problem with this system… Until today.

When I imported the project into the Scratch editor, I found the project wasn't working. When I looked inside…

It quite literally scrambled the code.

All the blocks where placed directly on top of eachother, and when I pressed “Clean up” it places all the blocks and boleens in the WRONG places, leaving most of them just floating there, not connecting to a hatblock

I used a code template for his project, and I am no where near skilled enough to jigsaw puzzle this persons code back together without breaking something.

Why is this bug happening? Is it even a bug? God forbid it's a feature I really need to know. Thanks in advance

well first off this is more of a turbowarp question but I'll ignore that

are there any blocks only in turbowarp in your project?

Xzillox wrote:

well first off this is more of a turbowarp question but I'll ignore that

are there any blocks only in turbowarp in your project?

If there's any custom extensions, I think Scratch just refuses to load the project, greeting you with an infinite loading screen instead.

Xzillox wrote:

well first off this is more of a turbowarp question but I'll ignore that

oh crap mb, i thought it was more scratch related bsbgshshsh

Xzillox wrote:

are there any blocks only in turbowarp in your project?

Nope. The template project was made all in Scratch, and my version contained no TW blocks

What template code did you use?
Also, try exporting a different TW project into Scratch.

roofogato wrote:

Xzillox wrote:

well first off this is more of a turbowarp question but I'll ignore that

oh cr​ap mb, i thought it was more scratch related bsbgshshsh

thats fine lol

roofogato wrote:

Xzillox wrote:

are there any blocks only in turbowarp in your project?

Nope. The template project was made all in Scratch, and my version contained no TW blocks

hm its possible there could have also been some sort of error with the project json file but idk about the super technical stuff

Try re-importing to TW then import back to Scratch, it might be glitched. If so, try and find any errors in the file.