please help

no, there's not.
(let me know if i'm wrong)

no, .pmp files are used for *cough* Antarctic Bird Mod *cough* which includes features not available in Scratch

What's .pmp? Is it an SB3 file? If then yes,but you cannot share projects made with modified scratch 3.0 editors on scratch website. If you try,it might not work or crash.

Who let the comments out?

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

no, there's not.
(let me know if i'm wrong)

No, you can rename “.pmp” to “.sb3” to do this, though if there are features not included in Scratch, then you'll have to replace blocks with workarounds.

medians wrote:

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

no, there's not.
(let me know if i'm wrong)

No, you can rename “.pmp” to “.sb3” to do this, though if there are features not included in Scratch, then you'll have to replace blocks with workarounds.

That's all you can do,but as Windows warning you,if you rename the file extension of a file that's not SB3 file to .sb3,it might be unusable.


This is manual.

we dont have to talk about this anymore this is outdated

leogames2016 wrote:

medians wrote:

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

no, there's not.
(let me know if i'm wrong)

No, you can rename “.pmp” to “.sb3” to do this, though if there are features not included in Scratch, then you'll have to replace blocks with workarounds.

That's all you can do,but as Windows warning you,if you rename the file extension of a file that's not SB3 file to .sb3,it might be unusable.


This is manual.

It works fine, Windows just says that because usually different file extensions mean different purposes or programs

Realitychecker26 wrote:

we dont have to talk about this anymore this is outdated

Then close the topic

medians wrote:

leogames2016 wrote:

medians wrote:

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

no, there's not.
(let me know if i'm wrong)

No, you can rename “.pmp” to “.sb3” to do this, though if there are features not included in Scratch, then you'll have to replace blocks with workarounds.

That's all you can do,but as Windows warning you,if you rename the file extension of a file that's not SB3 file to .sb3,it might be unusable.


This is manual.

It works fine, Windows just says that because usually different file extensions mean different purposes or programs

Okay. And no,it's not because of what you said,it's because of safety reasons,if a user were to accidentally rename the file extension of a file to something like .png,then it might become unusable and you can't open it using image viewers.

leogames2016 wrote:

medians wrote:

leogames2016 wrote:

medians wrote:

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

no, there's not.
(let me know if i'm wrong)

No, you can rename “.pmp” to “.sb3” to do this, though if there are features not included in Scratch, then you'll have to replace blocks with workarounds.

That's all you can do,but as Windows warning you,if you rename the file extension of a file that's not SB3 file to .sb3,it might be unusable.


This is manual.

It works fine, Windows just says that because usually different file extensions mean different purposes or programs

Okay. And no,it's not because of what you said,it's because of safety reasons,if a user were to accidentally rename the file extension of a file to something like .png,then it might become unusable and you can't open it using image viewers.

Windows warns you whenever you change the file extension, no matter what you change it to or from. It's kind of annoying that there's no way to disable it.

blubby4 wrote:

leogames2016 wrote:

medians wrote:

leogames2016 wrote:

medians wrote:

The_Insane_Creator wrote:

no, there's not.
(let me know if i'm wrong)

No, you can rename “.pmp” to “.sb3” to do this, though if there are features not included in Scratch, then you'll have to replace blocks with workarounds.

That's all you can do,but as Windows warning you,if you rename the file extension of a file that's not SB3 file to .sb3,it might be unusable.


This is manual.

It works fine, Windows just says that because usually different file extensions mean different purposes or programs

Okay. And no,it's not because of what you said,it's because of safety reasons,if a user were to accidentally rename the file extension of a file to something like .png,then it might become unusable and you can't open it using image viewers.

Windows warns you whenever you change the file extension, no matter what you change it to or from. It's kind of annoying that there's no way to disable it.

Yeah,it's annoying,however Windows is always right,If you accidentally try to change a file extension of a file to something incompatible like .png,it might become unusable.

leogames2016 wrote:

Yeah,it's annoying,however Windows is always right,If you accidentally try to change a file extension of a file to something incompatible like .png,it might become unusable.

No, in this case, it is wrong because “.pmp” files were based on “.sb3” files, so if the only blocks you have are from Scratch, then there's nothing actually incompatible (you can replace anything that doesn't work in Scratch with workarounds before downloading the .pmp file). Also, the creator of this topic said something suggesting that he wanted this topic to be closed earlier.

medians wrote:

leogames2016 wrote:

Yeah,it's annoying,however Windows is always right,If you accidentally try to change a file extension of a file to something incompatible like .png,it might become unusable.

No, in this case, it is wrong because “.pmp” files were based on “.sb3” files, so if the only blocks you have are from Scratch, then there's nothing actually incompatible (you can replace anything that doesn't work in Scratch with workarounds before downloading the .pmp file). Also, the creator of this topic said something suggesting that he wanted this topic to be closed earlier.

Ugh….i shouldn't have said “always” instead of “most of the time”.

so how do u make online games now like i have pmp project but there is estion thats not in scratch someone pls help me