Are projects that are made/modified in things like TurboWarp not technically allowed?

RED-001

I saw in the Terms of Use that you can't use modified versions of Scratch to make projects and share them:

4.4 of ToU wrote:
You may only submit user-generated projects that were created with (1) the Scratch website editor or (2) an unmodified copy of the Scratch editor compiled from the source code described in Section 5.3. You may not upload any projects that were created, by you or by anyone else, with a modified version of the Scratch editor.

Does this mean we can't use things like TurboWarp to make and share projects? I feel like a lot of people (including me) do this. Is it enforced at all and could there be punishments?

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historical_supa

It's not as enforced as the other rules, but yes, you can't use TurboWarp to make and share projects. Also, you technically can't upload projects made with the 3.0 or 2.0 offline editor, since the source code described in Section 5.3 shows the source code for Scratch 1.4. However I doubt the ST takes action against projects made with the 3.0/2.0 offline editors.

Last edited by historical_supa (May 9, 2022 13:20:47)

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RED-001 wrote:
I saw in the Terms of Use that you can't use modified versions of Scratch to make projects and share them:
4.4 of ToU wrote:
You may only submit user-generated projects that were created with (1) the Scratch website editor or (2) an unmodified copy of the Scratch editor compiled from the source code described in Section 5.3. You may not upload any projects that were created, by you or by anyone else, with a modified version of the Scratch editor.
Does this mean we can't use things like TurboWarp to make and share projects? I feel like a lot of people (including me) do this. Is it enforced at all and could there be punishments?

I don’t even think that they can really tell as far as I can see, but even if they do I’ve never heard a case of this happening.

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historical_supa wrote:
It's not as enforced as the other rules, but yes, you can't use TurboWarp to make and share projects. Also, you technically can't upload projects made with the 3.0 or 2.0 offline editor, since the source code described in Section 5.3 shows the source code for Scratch 1.4. However I doubt the ST takes action against projects made with the 3.0/2.0 offline editors.

I think there are exceptions for sharing projects made using the 2.0 Offline Editor. (An example is sharing projects made with obsolete blocks.)

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I saw an Osu! Scratch game where you had to go to TurboWrap to make custom songs, would that be reportable?

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LightBoy77 wrote:
I saw an Osu! Scratch game where you had to go to TurboWrap to make custom songs, would that be reportable?

If using turbowarp to make projects and publish them on scratch is, then I’d think it is; but unless you have an very strong computer you can’t really use it on the scratch website; and it’s made to be used on turbowarp; so technically, it never tells you to go on scratch in the first place, which makes me wonder if it is bannable?

Basically, you’re not meant to use the project on scratch even though it was published there, so I’m not sure if it’s bannable to use the level maker.

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