Why the .exe file may not work

Game

Worlds most pointless game

Thomas Dwyer Games @ThomasDwyerGames

10 years ago

OK, so some people may be wondering why the .exe files that I create may not run properly. So heres why: I use a program called Scratch to make my games. Scratch works completely fine. Only problem is, it does not have the ability to export my projects to a standalone .exe file! So then I have to:

Step 1: Convert project from .sb2 to .sb (probably the easiest part)

Step 2: Convert the sb1 file to a java executable (.jar)

Step 3: Convert the .jar to a .exe file

And the thing is (and I don’t know if this happens with you) no matter how many times I upgrade my java, it still doesn’t work! So my only solution for now is this, upload my games to Scratch. Only other way to get my games playable. I will soon upgrade my game engine to Clickteam Fusion 2.5, but this is all I have for now. I know this post was a little long, but thank you for reading!

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