No carga mi proyecto

Bugs and Other Issues
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Estuve trabajando en mi proyecto y lo cerré. Cuando volví a abrir APP INVENTOR, no lo pude volver a cargar. Si alguien puede ayudarme, por favor.

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This URL allows you to open AI2 to the Project List, without opening any project.
http://ai2.appinventor.mit.edu/?autoload=false
From that list, you can request Exports of Projects without trying to open them.
Upload the troublesome .aia here.

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No me permitió subirlo, así que lo subí a Google Drive

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Aquí está el archivo aia de mi proyecto

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Your project is too big.

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Cómo hago para poder abrirlo y quitarle cosas? Porque no me carga y no puedo entrar

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Get the free 7zip program.

Use it to open the aia file.

It is organized as zip.

Alternatively, rename it as .zip instead of .aia, to allow exploration as a Windows compressed folder.

Screens are in the src subdirectory, and assets holds the media.

Screens come as a pair of files.

General blocks advice:

  • Reduce your block count:
    • Use parametrized procedures for common code
    • Use Media text files instead of big clumps of text blocks
    • Use generic blocks instead of repeating component event blocks
    • Encode repeating decision patterns into lookup tables loaded from Media csv text files (does your blocks image look like a box of combs?)
    • You don't need a component for every data instance. Reuse those components.
    • If you can't fit data into a ListView or List Picker, show a small subset of the data in an Arrangement and slide it across the larger list of data.

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Descargué el 7zip. Pude abrir el archivo aia. Borré imágenes de la carpeta assets, inclusive borré pantallas de la carpeta scr. El archivo aia bajó de casi 30 M a 12 M y lo mismo no puedo abrirlo.

Podrías tratar de abrirlo tú, para ver si lo puedes hacer?

Muchas gracias por tu tiempo y ayuda!

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Here's one reason why your project grew too large:

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You never learned to load lists from text files in the Media folder, and you never learned to reuse a screen with different sets of data.

You associated screens with collections of data.

Read the first two articles at

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Also, learn to work with lists ...