Current version of Luckode (v7.0)
Download the app for Luckode 7.0 (only available for Windows)Or get the standalone image file for Luckode 7.0
Past versions of Luckode
Luckode 6.0
Download the app for Luckode 6.0 (only available for Windows)Or get the standalone image file for Luckode 6.0
Luckode 5.0 and 5.0 Indev
Download the app for Luckode 5.0 (only available for Windows)Or get the standalone image file for Luckode 5.0
or download the app file for Luckode 5.0 indev (only available for Windows)
Or get the standalone image file for Luckode 5.0 indev
Luckode 4.0 and 4.1
Download the app for Luckode 4.0 (only available for Windows)or get Luckode 4.1
Or get the standalone image file for Luckode 4.1
Luckode 3.0
Download the app for Luckode 3.0 (only available for Windows)Or get the standalone image file for Luckode 3.0
Luckode 2.0
Download the app for Luckode 2.0 (only available for Windows)Or get the standalone image file for Luckode 2.0
Luckode 1.0
Download the app for Luckode 1.0 (only available for Windows)Or get the standalone image file for Luckode 1.0
I don't use Windows (or I want to use Luckode online or don't want to install the program). How do I use it on platforms other than Windows?
Macintosh
NOTE! Scratch 1.4 is ONLY compatible with MacOS X 10.4 to 10.14 since it is a 32-bit program. MacOS X 10.15 and onwards do NOT support 32-bit programs. This option does not work on iPads or iPhones.To use Luckode on a Macintosh computer:
- Download the Mac version of Scratch 1.4 here and follow the instructions on the website.
- Download one of the standalone images for Luckode, preferably the latest version.
- Copy the Luckode image file into the Scratch 1.4 application.
- Rename the .changes file (it should be called Scratch.changes) to the same name of the .image file you put in the app. If you downloaded Luckode 4.1's image file, you would rename it to Luckode41.changes, for 3.0, it would be Luckode30.changes, and so on so forth.
- If you done the steps correctly, you should be able to use Luckode on a Mac!
Online (using SqueakJS)
NOTE! This option requires an active iternet connection. Projects you save online might be cleared due to the usage of cookies, which save data on to your computer.To use Luckode online:
- Open SqueakJS's run page here.
- Download one of the standalone images for Luckode, preferably the latest version.
- Import the file into the web page.
- If you've done the steps correctly, it should load perfectly fine!
Copyright information
As per the Scratch license, you are not allowed to share Luckode projects to any kind of MIT website.
The MediaFire, itch.io or GameJolt downloads of any Luckode version are the official ones. If you've downloaded one that isn't from MediaFire or from the official links listed above, it is likely that it is a scam or has viruses in it.
You are allowed to use Luckode for educational purposes.
You are allowed to use and record Luckode.
The Scratch 1.4 source code is a part of copyright from the Scratch Foundation and M.I.T, 2009. Luckode is made by TweetytheBird92, 2024.
Scratch was developed by the M.I.T. Media Lab, 2003-2007, 2007-2013, 2013-2019, 2019-2024.
Is Luckode harmful?
No. Luckode is not a virus, malware, spyware, or anything harmful. It is a Scratch modification. If your antivirus detects it as one, check your download copy. Remember, the only official supported places to install Luckode are on this page, itch.io, and GameJolt.
