I need to find a Script that will remember what you have done on the project on that Scratch account even when you leave the project

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Compress all of the required information into a variable, then make a script that runs through, unpacking all of the information.
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HD123 wrote:
Offline, it's doable by putting everything into a list and then the list data saves with the project. Online, not possible.
Yep, this will work as long as you don't reset the variables you want to save, and as long as the user saves the project before quitting.
If you need more information, check out the answer that I posted here:
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=93978
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Thanks for the replies guys! :]

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trinary wrote:
Although now that cloud data has been revealed to be in Scratch 2.0, it will be possible when it is released.
I'm looking forward to Scratch 2.0 so much. I want cloud variables.
There's another way.
Everyone time someone holds a specific key in your project, it will show a variable. Then the person has to write it down somewhere, and when (s)he wants to play it again, (s)he has to type it in. In fact, you can encrypt the code so no one can crack it.
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360-International wrote:
Compress all of the required information into a variable, then make a script that runs through, unpacking all of the information.
That does not work. If you are online and change a project, saving variable info will not work, because the project will automaticly revert to the original version when you click the green flag.

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yeah, I saw the demo thing

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@puss
Necroposting (posting on threads more that 3 months old [often called a dead thread]) is not recommended and is breaking the scratch forum rules. Also, it is frowned by the community.
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KrIsMa wrote:
@puss
Necroposting (posting on threads more that 3 months old [often called a dead thread]) is not recommended and is breaking the scratch forum rules.
... And is frowned upon by the community. There. Finished it for you.
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