v0.6.2 (2022-2-21)

• Mouse coordinates are rounded to 3 decimals when "Remove Misc. Limits" is enabled

v0.6.1 (2022-2-20)

• Fixed issues related to projects with stored custom stage size
• "Remove Miscellaneous Limits" now also disables mouse X and Y coordinate rounding

v0.6.0 (2022-02-13)

Changes since v0.5.0

• Various cloud variable improvements
• Fix variable watcher slider size when variable name is very long
• Large packaged projects should load more reliably
• Fixed touching blocks working incorrectly in some cases
• Updated translations

v0.5.0 (2022-01-15)

Changes since 0.4.0

• New option: Unsafe cloud behaviors. Supports ☁ eval.
• New option: Electron apps can now be started as a regular window (default), as a maximized window, or in fullscreen.
• The default cloud variable has changed again. By default, it will attempt to connect to clouddata.turbowarp.org, and if that fails, try to connect to clouddata.turbowarp.xyz. These are the same server with a different name, but trying both should improve reliability in environments in filtered internet environments such as schools.
• Updated TurboWarp: Fixes various compiler compatibility bugs, improves performance significantly in some projects, and significantly reduces costume-related memory usage.
• Improved support for opening data: URIs in special cloud behaviors.
• Any variable that starts with ☁ will automatically be converted to a cloud variable regardless of whether it actually is a cloud variable or not.
• Fixed memory leak when repeatedly loading new projects in the packager.
• The packager now sets window.Scratch for improved compatibility with some third-party plugins.
• Updated translations.

Node.js API changes

• Added options.app.windowMode: can be any of 'window', 'window', 'maximize', or 'fullscreen'
• options.cloudVariables.cloudHost can now be an array of strings to attempt to connect to multiple servers in sequence if one fails.

v0.4.0 (2021-12-19)

Changes since 0.3.0

• New option: stage stretch
• New option: project ID (for cloud variables)
• Improved progress bar for certain types of projects
• Improved handling of rapidly updated cloud variables
• Improved support for some older browsers
• Default cloud variable server changed to wss://clouddata.turbowarp.xyz -- same server just different name
• Updated size of some inputs
• Fixed project compatibility bugs
• Fixed radio input grouping
• Improved compiler performance in some projects
• Updated translations

Node.js API changes since alpha release

• Fixed broken progress callbacks and events

Standalone v0.3.0 (2021-11-25)

• Added option to enable pause button
• Added buttons to easily reset settings
• Removed cloud variable limit (the cloud variable server you use may still have a limit, but the packager will not enforce any limits of its own)
• Fixed some Scratch 2 projects
• Electron apps now support alt+enter to toggle fullscreen mode in addition to F11
• Various bug fixes
• Updated translations

Also, the latest release of TurboWarp Desktop now includes a builtin copy of the TurboWarp Packager.

Loading projects from the Scratch website, and the Electron, NW.js, and WKWebView environments may require an internet connection. The page does try pretty hard to cache environments offline so you should only need to download them once.

Standalone v0.2.0 (2021-11-03)

Since standalone v0.1.0:

• If you use TurboWarp Packager Extras, update it to v1.2.0 to make sure it will continue to work
• Improvements to the Electron environment
• Editable lists option
• Standalone specific: Improved page load performance
• Standalone specific: Added a page icon
• Standalone specific: Added version indicator
• Standalone specific: Various improvements to the preview button
• Various other bug fixes
• Updated translations

Loading projects from the Scratch website, and the Electron, NW.js, and WKWebView environments may require an internet connection. The page does try pretty hard to cache environments offline so you should only need to download them once.

Standalone v0.1.0

This is the first stable release of the standalone HTML version.

Loading projects from the Scratch website, and the Electron, NW.js, and WKWebView environments may require an internet connection. The page does try pretty hard to cache environments offline so you should only need to download them once.