Hello, i am very new to making scratch extensions, so sorry if this question isnt good enough for this forum.
How do you run custom scratch extensions in the browser? Thanks - ycl3294777

You can't run them in Scratch directly, as Scratch doesn't provide this functionality. You can fork and build scratch-gui and scratch-vm (or just scratch-editor now, since they've been moving toward making everything in one repo), add your extensions there, and run it, or you could use a Scratch mod such as TurboWarp to load the custom extension file into the editor directly.

You do need to know javascript to make them, turbowarp has some documentation here: https://docs.turbowarp.org/development/extensions/introduction

However you can use mods after finding or making a file like gandi ide to run them

BigNate469 wrote:

You can't run them in Scratch directly, as Scratch doesn't provide this functionality. You can fork and build scratch-gui and scratch-vm (or just scratch-editor now, since they've been moving toward making everything in one repo), add your extensions there, and run it, or you could use a Scratch mod such as TurboWarp to load the custom extension file into the editor directly.

Ok thank you for your help!

ycl3294777 wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

You can't run them in Scratch directly, as Scratch doesn't provide this functionality. You can fork and build scratch-gui and scratch-vm (or just scratch-editor now, since they've been moving toward making everything in one repo), add your extensions there, and run it, or you could use a Scratch mod such as TurboWarp to load the custom extension file into the editor directly.

Ok thank you for your help!

Actually, you can run custom extensions on scratch (like my JavaScript utilities extension) but you have to use special code to make it work.

IronBill05 wrote:

ycl3294777 wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

You can't run them in Scratch directly, as Scratch doesn't provide this functionality. You can fork and build scratch-gui and scratch-vm (or just scratch-editor now, since they've been moving toward making everything in one repo), add your extensions there, and run it, or you could use a Scratch mod such as TurboWarp to load the custom extension file into the editor directly.

Ok thank you for your help!

Actually, you can run custom extensions on scratch (like my JavaScript utilities extension) but you have to use special code to make it work.

Oh, what does Javascript utilities do?

I Cant Mention Some Of The Scratch Mods Because Its Only For Mentioning On That Mod And Its Forks, But
Try Using:
-Turbowarp
-Snap! Make Your Own Blocks
-Dinobuilder (extension maker)
Those Are Cool Scratch Mods/Forks

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