How do I export costumes in the Scratch 3.0 editor?

TheNewBuggy

I recently worked on a project, and wanted to save the costumes I created for my sprite as a .svg file. With the new editor, I can't find the save to local file option.

TheNewBuggy
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LamboRemix

I had a similar problem while trying to export sprites. “Export” appeared as an option, but it didn't seem to do anything when I clicked it.

IanRecker

I was wondering the same thing

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KingOfAwesome58219

There is no direct way; however you can extract the svg files of a costume by:
1. Right clicking on the sprite in the sprite container, click export.
2. Save the .sprite3 file somewhere.
3. Rename the file, and change the extension to .zip (click “yes” on any warnings that show up)
4. Extract the zip file (right click > extract all)
5. Your .svg files will be in the newly extracted folder, just named some gibberish. Take them and use as you want.

IanRecker

thanks, ill try that!

define Create Project From Code (projectCode)
set [i v] to [1]
repeat until ((i) > (projectCode))
add (letter (i) of (projectCode)) to [myAwesomeProject v] 
change [i v] by [1]
end
add (myAwesomeProject :: list) to [https://scratch.mit.edu/users/IanRecker/] ::#808080

IsaacPresley

How do I save a costume to my local file now that it is 3.0?

IsaacPresley

I miss 2.0…

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KingOfAwesome58219

IsaacPresley wrote:
How do I save a costume to my local file now that it is 3.0?

Read the replies in the thread.

KingOfAwesome58219 wrote:
There is no direct way; however you can extract the svg files of a costume by:
1. Right clicking on the sprite in the sprite container, click export.
2. Save the .sprite3 file somewhere.
3. Rename the file, and change the extension to .zip (click “yes” on any warnings that show up)
4. Extract the zip file (right click > extract all)
5. Your .svg files will be in the newly extracted folder, just named some gibberish. Take them and use as you want.

jackseepticface

KingOfAwesome58219 Thank you so much

without you i'd have to remake a whole games worth of art in clickteam fusions horrible sprite editor.

BlueStarPort

angel0531 wrote:
How do I do this on iOS? I shows webkitblobresource error 1.

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JustJohnsonn

KingOfAwesome58219 wrote:
There is no direct way; however you can extract the svg files of a costume by:
1. Right clicking on the sprite in the sprite container, click export.
2. Save the .sprite3 file somewhere.
3. Rename the file, and change the extension to .zip (click “yes” on any warnings that show up)
4. Extract the zip file (right click > extract all)
5. Your .svg files will be in the newly extracted folder, just named some gibberish. Take them and use as you want.

thanks saved my * bro

CST1229

JustJohnsonn wrote:
KingOfAwesome58219 wrote:
There is no direct way; however you can extract the svg files of a costume by:
1. Right clicking on the sprite in the sprite container, click export.
2. Save the .sprite3 file somewhere.
3. Rename the file, and change the extension to .zip (click “yes” on any warnings that show up)
4. Extract the zip file (right click > extract all)
5. Your .svg files will be in the newly extracted folder, just named some gibberish. Take them and use as you want.
thanks saved my * bro

You can now just right click on the costume and click export. Also you necroposted.

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