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#1 2012-11-17 07:37:10
- Mandrick02
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Send problem
Hello the friends, I am new. I am create my account thus I have just created a game(set,play). I have just finished him(it) now when I want to share him(it) on Scratch I put my information all and all and when his(her,its) finite to send he writes " Data sent. Wait(expectation) of a response " and his(her,its) not finished not. I wait but nothing. Please help I. Thank you in advance.
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#2 2012-11-17 07:45:12
Re: Send problem
Mandrick02 wrote:
Hello friends, I am new. I just created my account and have just created a game. I have just finished it and when I put all my information to share it on Scratch, it finished sending when it wrote "Data sent. Please wait.". After that, it not respond even though I waited. Please help me. Thank you in advance.
Tidied your post up to be more read-able.
Try again. If it still fails, save your project and restart your computer. Then try again.
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#3 2012-11-17 07:52:30
- Mandrick02
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Re: Send problem
OK jontmy00, think you.
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#4 2012-11-17 08:11:26
- Mandrick02
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Re: Send problem
Oh no! I'm retrying my computer ant it don't send.
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#5 2012-11-17 08:15:27
Re: Send problem
Mandrick02 wrote:
Oh no! I'm retrying my computer ant it don't send.
Hmm... Weird. Any other error messages? If there are none, try uploading from a different computer.
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#6 2012-11-17 08:25:33
- Mandrick02
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Re: Send problem
I have a Super computer, 2G Ram, 64 Mb video card, Nvidia Ge force 6150 LE, all version Direct X and 3d. Thus I do not see the problem.
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#7 2012-11-17 08:36:11
- Gravitation
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Re: Send problem
Mandrick02 wrote:
I have a Super computer, 2G Ram, 64 Mb video card, Nvidia Ge force 6150 LE, all version Direct X and 3d. Thus I do not see the problem.
Your video card and DirectX compatibility don't really apply here -- Are you using a wireless connection? They aren't very reliable. Try connecting your computer directly to the modem. Remember to wait a while before you give up; uploading can take a long time. 
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#8 2012-11-17 08:42:29
Re: Send problem
Gravitation wrote:
Mandrick02 wrote:
I have a Super computer, 2G Ram, 64 Mb video card, Nvidia Ge force 6150 LE, all version Direct X and 3d. Thus I do not see the problem.
Your video card and DirectX compatibility don't really apply here -- Are you using a wireless connection? They aren't very reliable. Try connecting your computer directly to the modem. Remember to wait a while before you give up; uploading can take a long time.
+1, although I am using wireless.
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#9 2012-11-17 09:34:14
Re: Send problem
I use a wired connection and usually have to wait 2-3 minutes per project.
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#10 2012-11-17 09:42:04
- Firedrake969
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Re: Send problem
jontmy00 wrote:
Gravitation wrote:
Mandrick02 wrote:
I have a Super computer, 2G Ram, 64 Mb video card, Nvidia Ge force 6150 LE, all version Direct X and 3d. Thus I do not see the problem.
Your video card and DirectX compatibility don't really apply here -- Are you using a wireless connection? They aren't very reliable. Try connecting your computer directly to the modem. Remember to wait a while before you give up; uploading can take a long time.
+1, although I am using wireless.
For projects that are large, I wait just a few seconds on a wired, and a minute on a wireless. I highlighted the parts that matter, because "supercomputer" doesn't matter. 2gb Ram is small, maybe that's why. Depends what he's doing at the time.
Are you playing/doing anything while it's uploading? When I play Roblox at the same time, it can take minutes. Even on a small project.
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#11 2012-11-17 10:39:30
- Gravitation
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Re: Send problem
Firedrake969 wrote:
jontmy00 wrote:
Gravitation wrote:
Your video card and DirectX compatibility don't really apply here -- Are you using a wireless connection? They aren't very reliable. Try connecting your computer directly to the modem. Remember to wait a while before you give up; uploading can take a long time.+1, although I am using wireless.
For projects that are large, I wait just a few seconds on a wired, and a minute on a wireless. I highlighted the parts that matter, because "supercomputer" doesn't matter. 2gb Ram is small, maybe that's why. Depends what he's doing at the time.
Are you playing/doing anything while it's uploading? When I play Roblox at the same time, it can take minutes. Even on a small project.
That's because Roblox is a live internet game; it constantly communicates with the Internet.
Also, I've had to wait hours for a project to upload before.
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#12 2012-11-17 11:10:51
Re: Send problem
Gravitation wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
jontmy00 wrote:
+1, although I am using wireless.
For projects that are large, I wait just a few seconds on a wired, and a minute on a wireless. I highlighted the parts that matter, because "supercomputer" doesn't matter. 2gb Ram is small, maybe that's why. Depends what he's doing at the time.
Are you playing/doing anything while it's uploading? When I play Roblox at the same time, it can take minutes. Even on a small project.That's because Roblox is a live internet game; it constantly communicates with the Internet.
Also, I've had to wait hours for a project to upload before.
(WHO PLAYS ROBLOX?!)
But have you tried compressing it?
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#14 2012-11-18 02:42:46
Re: Send problem
Gravitation wrote:
Mandrick02 wrote:
I have a Super computer, 2G Ram, 64 Mb video card, Nvidia Ge force 6150 LE, all version Direct X and 3d. Thus I do not see the problem.
Your video card and DirectX compatibility don't really apply here -- Are you using a wireless connection? They aren't very reliable. Try connecting your computer directly to the modem. Remember to wait a while before you give up; uploading can take a long time.
Try uploading a small test project with one sprite(you can delete projects later)
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