So when I make projects I accidentally forget to make them cloud or local, so why can.t we just change them to a different type?

dupe but i need this so much

Malicondi wrote:

dupe but i need this so much

just edit project.json

i didnt know

that'd take 100 million years

undeterminstic wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

dupe but i need this so much

just edit project.json

no. also here's a earlier dupe

Because Scratch wants the editor to be inconvenient to use.
Please continue on that older topic to prevent clutter and keep the discussion in one place.

Malicondi wrote:

undeterminstic wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

dupe but i need this so much

just edit project.json

no.

why not?

BringUpYourPost wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

undeterminstic wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

dupe but i need this so much

just edit project.json

no.

why not?

It's tedious and not everyone can do it.

EDawg2011 wrote:

It's tedious and not everyone can do it.

skill issue ngl. although i don't see why it would be hard. how is it undoable. school computers can do it.

undeterminstic wrote:

EDawg2011 wrote:

It's tedious and not everyone can do it.

skill issue ngl. although i don't see why it would be hard.

it would definitely be hard for someone with literally no experience in text coding (which is like, y'know, 99% of people)

undeterminstic wrote:

school computers can do it.

maybe some can, but you gotta realize schools can do literally anything with how they set up their technology

undeterminstic wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

dupe but i need this so much

just edit project.json

some people dont know real code
some people dont have access to json (mobile users. dont u dare say “use pc then” not everyone is privileged enough to just spawn a pc out of nowhere)

unmet wrote:

undeterminstic wrote:

EDawg2011 wrote:

It's tedious and not everyone can do it.

skill issue ngl. although i don't see why it would be hard.

it would definitely be hard for someone with literally no experience in text coding (which is like, y'know, 99% of people)

undeterminstic wrote:

school computers can do it.

maybe some can, but you gotta realize schools can do literally anything with how they set up their technology

Yeah, some people don't even know about the project.json file in the first place (or maybe .json files at all) or about the fact that you can rename “.sb3” files to “.zip”, and there was an issue with some of the Chromebooks at my school, where downloaded files would always download as 0 bytes and the files wouldn't work.

starlightsparker wrote:

undeterminstic wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

dupe but i need this so much

just edit project.json

some people dont know real code
some people dont have access to json (mobile users. dont u dare say “use pc then” not everyone is privileged enough to just spawn a pc out of nowhere)

what use pc. people on mobile can do it. (just install some applications) although Is scratch's editor usable to code on mobile

im not downloading the entire scratch project, editing its json file, then re-uploading it just to swap one variable to cloud…

undeterminstic wrote:

starlightsparker wrote:

undeterminstic wrote:

Malicondi wrote:

dupe but i need this so much

just edit project.json

some people dont know real code
some people dont have access to json (mobile users. dont u dare say “use pc then” not everyone is privileged enough to just spawn a pc out of nowhere)

what use pc. people on mobile can do it. (just install some applications) although Is scratch's editor usable to code on mobile

I mean, the person could be on a school device/iPad and be disallowed from downloading apps in some way. And yes, once my teacher claimed I was installing inappropriate apps, when I was trying to go on the assignment she told us to go on (since the app is what was needed for it) but it would not let me download the app (even though I showed her [well I think it was a her and a him in the class, but I think I showed the her] the app).. why tell me to go on the assignment then??

this is a dupe see the post above