What is a SPRITE2 file?
Developed by MIT Media Lab, Scratch 2.0 uses the SPRITE2 for storing its graphics file. The program is for kids and is a block-based visual concept. It allows the users to create online projects, and since its inception, it has been converted in more than 70 languages. It gets its name from “scratching” and lets users mix different media files to create their projects.
The SPRITE2 is capable of holding images or scripts, sounds, and a lot more. It replaced the SPRITE extension, which was found in the original Scratch software.
How to Open SPRITE2 Files
How to Make SPRITE2 Files
Exact steps for creating SPRITE2 files will vary by program and operating system. Download one of the above listed programs and you should be able to follow typical procedure for opening files or creating files from the File menu. Typically you will select File > Open or File > New and continue through the prompts. Some programs may follow a different procedure for either creation or opening of files.