How to mod Scratch 2.0.

goldfish678

(GUIDE)

Okay, I have never tried this before, but it's worth a shot.

First, download the HTML code. If you use Firefox, right-click until you find “Save Page As” in the menu. Then click that, and choose where to download it. If you use IE, right click until you find “Create shortcut”. Click that. Then click “Yes”. Now, go to the place where it was saved. If using IE, go to the desktop. Along with the file, you should get a folder called (webpage name)_files. Scroll down to find the Flash file “Scratch”. Edit the code to make your modification right. Now, save it as (mod name).sb2. THE .sb2 IS VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY IMPORTANT. Go to the Scratch editor. Click “Upload from your computer” in the “File” tab. No shift-clicking needed. Then, go to the folder, and click your newly saved .sb2 document. Click “Open/OK”. Voila!

drmcw

I find it much easier to use the see inside button. The scratch editor is also surprisingly good at modding the code AND I have tried it.

ClayChips

I pre-modded

jTron

goldfish678 wrote:
(GUIDE)

Okay, I have never tried this before, but it's worth a shot.

First, download the HTML code. If you use Firefox, right-click until you find “Save Page As” in the menu. Then click that, and choose where to download it. If you use IE, right click until you find “Create shortcut”. Click that. Then click “Yes”. Now, go to the place where it was saved. If using IE, go to the desktop. Along with the file, you should get a folder called (webpage name)_files. Scroll down to find the Flash file “Scratch”. Edit the code to make your modification right. Now, save it as (mod name).sb2. THE .sb2 IS VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY IMPORTANT. Go to the Scratch editor. Click “Upload from your computer” in the “File” tab. No shift-clicking needed. Then, go to the folder, and click your newly saved .sb2 document. Click “Open/OK”. Voila!

Uh……..? You're:

Jumping through hoops to download the scratch swf
Editing…the…code…of… What? The swf is a compiled Adobe Flash file and cannot simply be “edit” (One does not simply EDIT a swf file)
Saving your “edited” swf as a…Scratch project
Uploading your “edited” swf into Scratch as a project.

Meh, good luck. Let me know how it works out.

goldfish678

I'm not gonna try it, I have no idea how to program with it

jTron

jTron wrote:
One does not simply EDIT a swf file. Or… pretend it's a project.

That's like renaming project.sb2 to project.exe or project.app and expecting it to work.

jTron wrote:
Meh, good luck. Let me know how it works out.

/sarcasm.

E:AD_E1,FX,FX

Last edited by jTron (Aug. 3, 2013 16:49:18)

ClayChips

jTron wrote:
jTron wrote:
One does not simply EDIT a swf file. Or… pretend it's a project.
That's like renaming project.sb2 to project.exe or project.app and expecting it to work.
jTron wrote:
Meh, good luck. Let me know how it works out.
/sarcasm.

E:AD_E1,FX,FX

Would it really work that way? If it does, I can port Scratch 2.0 to iPhone

goldfish678

Probably.

coolitsusa

Never make a guide to doing something that you've never done and never tried.

goldfish678

Oops. Sorry!

HeroBrineNZK

If you use Chrome…?

GrannyCookies

HeroBrineNZK wrote:
If you use Chrome…?

Right Click, “Save as…”

davidkt

goldfish678 wrote:
(GUIDE)

Okay, I have never tried this before, but it's worth a shot.

First, download the HTML code. If you use Firefox, right-click until you find “Save Page As” in the menu. Then click that, and choose where to download it. If you use IE, right click until you find “Create shortcut”. Click that. Then click “Yes”. Now, go to the place where it was saved. If using IE, go to the desktop. Along with the file, you should get a folder called (webpage name)_files. Scroll down to find the Flash file “Scratch”. Edit the code to make your modification right. Now, save it as (mod name).sb2. THE .sb2 IS VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY IMPORTANT. Go to the Scratch editor. Click “Upload from your computer” in the “File” tab. No shift-clicking needed. Then, go to the folder, and click your newly saved .sb2 document. Click “Open/OK”. Voila!

Um? That's like saying “Okay, to make a gif, you just download a scratch project, take the .sb2 out of the name, and replace it with .gif!” Seriously.

kakfdadfdffa

My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Chrome 33.0.1750.117, Flash 12.0 (release 0)

kakfdadfdffa

okay my broweer is
My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Chrome 33.0.1750.117, Flash 12.0 (release 0)
HOW I HACK IT scratch?

djdolphin

kakfdadfdffa wrote:
okay my broweer is
My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Chrome 33.0.1750.117, Flash 12.0 (release 0)
HOW I HACK IT scratch?

This tutorial won't work.

cuddley

ClayChips wrote:
jTron wrote:
jTron wrote:
One does not simply EDIT a swf file. Or… pretend it's a project.
That's like renaming project.sb2 to project.exe or project.app and expecting it to work.
jTron wrote:
Meh, good luck. Let me know how it works out.
/sarcasm.

E:AD_E1,FX,FX
Would it really work that way? If it does, I can port Scratch 2.0 to iPhone

Last edited by cuddley (Aug. 17, 2014 14:48:06)

goldfish678

cuddley wrote:
ClayChips wrote:
jTron wrote:
jTron wrote:
One does not simply EDIT a swf file. Or… pretend it's a project.
That's like renaming project.sb2 to project.exe or project.app and expecting it to work.
jTron wrote:
Meh, good luck. Let me know how it works out.
/sarcasm.

E:AD_E1,FX,FX
Would it really work that way? If it does, I can port Scratch 2.0 to iPhone

I posted this a long time ago… sorry XD

I think I'm actually going to try this though.

EDIT: Can't even find the swf file…

Last edited by goldfish678 (Aug. 18, 2014 15:46:07)

djdolphin

goldfish678 wrote:
cuddley wrote:
ClayChips wrote:
jTron wrote:
jTron wrote:
One does not simply EDIT a swf file. Or… pretend it's a project.
That's like renaming project.sb2 to project.exe or project.app and expecting it to work.
jTron wrote:
Meh, good luck. Let me know how it works out.
/sarcasm.

E:AD_E1,FX,FX
Would it really work that way? If it does, I can port Scratch 2.0 to iPhone
I posted this a long time ago… sorry XD

I think I'm actually going to try this though.

EDIT: Can't even find the swf file…

No need to try it. I can guarantee it won't work.

davidkt

djdolphin wrote:
goldfish678 wrote:
cuddley wrote:
ClayChips wrote:
jTron wrote:
jTron wrote:
One does not simply EDIT a swf file. Or… pretend it's a project.
That's like renaming project.sb2 to project.exe or project.app and expecting it to work.
jTron wrote:
Meh, good luck. Let me know how it works out.
/sarcasm.

E:AD_E1,FX,FX
Would it really work that way? If it does, I can port Scratch 2.0 to iPhone
I posted this a long time ago… sorry XD

I think I'm actually going to try this though.

EDIT: Can't even find the swf file…
No need to try it. I can guarantee it won't work.

Same.

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