Finding the sprites that take up the most space in a very large project

cs2975871

Exactly as the title suggests.

Is there a way (other than downloading all of the sprites,) that I can use in order to figure out which sprite contributes the most to the JSON size?

I'm a small one-man project creator. I make random projects, but mostly core games. The latest project I've been working on is Experimental Research Submarine. The initial project has been released. View it here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/535838819/

Pixilized

I don’t believe there is a way to get this information without addons or modifications. You can suggest this feature in the Suggestions forum page, though.

cs2975871

Pixilized wrote:
I don’t believe there is a way to get this information without addons or modifications. You can suggest this feature in the Suggestions forum page, though.

When it comes to that, ARE there addons out there? I suggest not recommending any to me by name, but ARE there any out there?

I'm a small one-man project creator. I make random projects, but mostly core games. The latest project I've been working on is Experimental Research Submarine. The initial project has been released. View it here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/535838819/

Pixilized

I have done a lot of searching, and I have not found any modifications that support this feature. I will continue to research this, and I’ll let you know if I find anything new.

Malicondi

You can go into the project sb3 file and find out which sprites take up the most space.

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cs2975871

Malicondi wrote:
You can go into the project sb3 file and find out which sprites take up the most space.

Yeah- but the Project.JSON is too big. I need to know what’s contributing to it so much so I can simplify it.

I'm a small one-man project creator. I make random projects, but mostly core games. The latest project I've been working on is Experimental Research Submarine. The initial project has been released. View it here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/535838819/

cs2975871

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I'm a small one-man project creator. I make random projects, but mostly core games. The latest project I've been working on is Experimental Research Submarine. The initial project has been released. View it here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/535838819/

cs2975871

I’m going to download basically all the sprites in the project, dump them into a folder and rename them zip files- then I’ll look at its json file. Looks like the best possible option.

I'm a small one-man project creator. I make random projects, but mostly core games. The latest project I've been working on is Experimental Research Submarine. The initial project has been released. View it here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/535838819/

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