Project could not save... How to check project size

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noobie4231 noobie4231 loading
I am currently working on a paper minecraft project and when I try to save it the message pops up Project could not save, Try again, or Download. And I think the project is too big, but I don't know how to check the size of it. So I am wondering if anyone knows how to check the size of it, what the limits are, or how to make my project smaller. Can anyone help me?
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Have you tried deleting a few songs? Most of the time it's a very large sound that causes a project to not be able to save. The limit is 10MB.
You'd need to check the size of the json file of the project if it's not the sounds. Download the project, rename it to a .zip file, and open it. You should be able to see the json and it's file size.
noobie4231 noobie4231 loading
It's definetly not any sounds, and the whole project is 17.7mb total, but I don't know how to check the json.
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noobie4231 wrote:

It's definetly not any sounds, and the whole project is 17.7mb total, but I don't know how to check the json.
You have to download the project by clicking File -> Download to your computer, then on your computer rename it (the part you want to change is “.sb3”, you want that to be “.zip”). You just unzip the file, and look for that file.
There is no longer a project size limit, but instead a 5MB project.json limit.
Also, costumes also have the same limit as sounds.
Za-Chary Za-Chary loading
Alternatively: according to the Scratch Wiki, the project.json can be downloaded from the URL https://projects.scratch.mit.edu/X, where X is the project ID for your project.
I have this on my reupload of a project by a fake user “Exploding pizza”…

Idk what to do here