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#1 2012-11-05 09:00:18
Make a 'private' setting for a project.
If someone doesn't want to save their project offline, maybe you could have a box that says 'private?' next to the project name when you click 'Share' in the Scratch program. If you check the box, when you go online, only you and the ST can see it. Other than that, it would look like a regular project screen. I sometimes see WIP (work in progress) in the project title. This feature would be useful for those types of projects.
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#3 2012-11-05 13:20:54
Re: Make a 'private' setting for a project.
In 2.0, when you first create a project it is "private". You have to click a "share" button in order for other people to see it.
Once you've shared a project, if you no longer want people to see it, just click the "unshare" button and it becomes private again. Usually, you'd want to do this in order to make changes to a project since every time you make a change to a project those changes are automatically saved and published.
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#5 2012-11-05 16:38:54
- Molybdenum
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Re: Make a 'private' setting for a project.
Mokat wrote:
If you don't want people to see the project then why upload it?
Get it on the site incase you need to use another computer but don't have a flash drive?
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#6 2012-11-05 22:41:33
Re: Make a 'private' setting for a project.
Molybdenum wrote:
Mokat wrote:
If you don't want people to see the project then why upload it?
Get it on the site incase you need to use another computer but don't have a flash drive?
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But why would it need to be private for that?
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#8 2012-11-06 01:11:40
- tailskirbyyoshifan
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Re: Make a 'private' setting for a project.
Molybdenum wrote:
Mokat wrote:
If you don't want people to see the project then why upload it?
Get it on the site incase you need to use another computer but don't have a flash drive?
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I don't think you would need a flash drive, Scratch 2.0 is probably set up so you can access your projects from anywhere (just like Weebly) just as long as you're logged in.
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#9 2012-12-10 13:01:57
- 321Thomas123
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Re: Make a 'private' setting for a project.
if you don't want people to see it why not have some code like this on one sprite
when gf clicked
set [password v] to _
show
ask [password please]
forever
if < (answer) = password >
set [password v] to < (answer) >
hide
then have code like this to other sprites
when gf clicked
hide
forever
if < (password) = password >
what you want the sprite to do here
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#10 2012-12-10 20:28:23
Re: Make a 'private' setting for a project.
321Thomas123 wrote:
if you don't want people to see it why not have some code like this on one sprite
when gf clicked set [password v] to _ show ask [password please] forever if < (answer) = password > set [password v] to < (answer) > hidethen have code like this to other spriteswhen gf clicked hide forever if < (password) = password > what you want the sprite to do here
Some person could just download it and see the scripts... 
Don't suggest locking downloads either, it has been and will be denied.
Hidden sprites may not function in 2.0, no one knows.
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