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#1 2010-12-11 21:32:09
Save block
Me and my friend have wanted a Save Block for a while now! I am making a huge game called Blanimles, and I want you to be able to save your data for the next time you come on, even if you close the browser, so everything is in the same place and on the same costume and everything is exactly the same as the way you left it when you left.
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#2 2010-12-12 00:37:50
Re: Save block
Remember, you should maybe make a graphic for that, and also some details, like the block's category, and which blocks should go with it. I think you might want "load" or else you'll only be able to save it, not load the data. Also, remember, it's not just *snap* and then a block is made, they have to actually program something that's thousands of times harder than Scratch. A lot of people have suggested this (and it's in Panther), so you should check the suggestions page and support it.
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#3 2010-12-12 01:55:13
- cheddargirl
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Re: Save block
mrkeg101 wrote:
Me and my friend have wanted a Save Block for a while now! I am making a huge game called Blanimles, and I want you to be able to save your data for the next time you come on, even if you close the browser, so everything is in the same place and on the same costume and everything is exactly the same as the way you left it when you left.
Hey mrkeg101, while there is currently no way to save data online, there is a way to do something similar. This topic gives an idea on how to save data in a project when played offline, and this topic gives an idea of how to use passwords and codes so a player can start off at the same position where he/she left off. 
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