I Was Messing Around With Json Editing & Looking In The Scource Code And Found A “coreExample” Extention,
You Can Look A The Extention In This Project Here —–> https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/913510858/
Is There More Too This Or is it Just As It Seems? I'm Just Curious How “speech2text” Doesn't Work But This Does.

coreExample appears to be exactly that, an EXAMPLE for user-made extensions to use

DifferentDance8 wrote:

coreExample appears to be exactly that, an EXAMPLE for user-made extensions to use

I Guess So, But Why Is It Allowed In Projects? Shouldn't It Be “Hidden” Like The “speech2text”? It's Not Like We Can Officialy Import Our Own Extentions(Unless I'm Missing Something).

I knew about this extension a while ago, but didn't know it could actually be used in a project. Neat! (also, i find it kinda hard to read when people Speak In Title Case)

DifferentDance8 wrote:

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coreExample appears to be exactly that, an EXAMPLE for user-made extensions to use

More specifically, it's most likely an example for extensions that are part of the default block palette, or “core extensions” (which currently aren't actually used).

I tried making the speech2text extention work, but with failed attempts. So I didn't expect this to work in a project either.

CST1229 wrote:

I knew about this extension a while ago, but didn't know it could actually be used in a project. Neat! (also, i find it kinda hard to read when people Speak In Title Case)

DifferentDance8 wrote:

(#2)
coreExample appears to be exactly that, an EXAMPLE for user-made extensions to use

More specifically, it's most likely an example for extensions that are part of the default block palette, or “core extensions” (which currently aren't actually used).

I wonder what this could mean for the future for scratch…

KingKittyTurnip wrote:

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I wonder what this could mean for the future for scratch…

Not much, most likely.