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coolstuff wrote:

jargantic99 wrote:

ya, but i want to export the contents easily in presentation mode!

That isn't possible, I'm afraid. My method is about the best you can get.

Other methods are usually unreliable. Notably, it is possible to not clear the data when you save and exit, meaning that your save file is intact until you clear the data. That can be troublesome to make, and confusing, to say the least.

Well then, lets make a one line code. like 987987254276. Then sort it to a list with some variables. It would be hard, so please help!

jargantic99 wrote:

Come on, help!

You might want to look at this. It's about saving and reading data from a webpage.
Link
Still being developed but could be completed very soon.

What-The: I'm thinking of even making a separate thread for it so it's easier to change the examples. 

I made a project a while back called Stick RPG (http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/dOT145/646518) and I encountered this same problem. There are 7 different variables (I think) to keep track of so I made a save code. It gives you your code, which is basically a bunch of numbers. To load, they enter the string in and the game parses the code and sets the variables to it.

jargantic99 wrote:

Heres specific details! You have 210 money, lv 23, and you are 39 points for the next level. You save it in a ONE line code, and then what. It can't use the letter ( ) of ( ) thing because how would it know how long that part of the code!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here jargantic99,

make max 999 money, max 99 levels, and each time you get 100 experience points, you go to the next level. (just an example)

since max 3 digits of money, 2 digits of levels, and since if you get 100 experience points you get a new level and it subtracts 100 when you have over that number, the max is 99, or 2 digits.

if the numbers you said above was for your game, your code should be 2102339
or if you only had 20 money, 2 level, and 5 points for the next level, it would be 0200205

that way the first 3 digits would be money, the next two digits would be level, and the last two would be experience points.

scratch recognizes "010" the same as "10".

jargantic99 wrote:

This is about ideas for save game play later games. Like Time to get off game that you love, so you can save the code and the next day (reopen the game, not leave it on all night!) So post your awsome ideas okay!

Either:

1. Make a password for your game with level, position, and any other necessary variables in it.
Example:
level-position-sprite color-health points

2. Put all the information in a list, then export the list to your Desktop.  Next time you play, just import the text file on your Desktop back into the game!

jasonbd wrote:

coludnt u make a script set wit hadiff veriables and as people reach check points u could give them a code and make a varibal e for each and whe n they type it in it could start from that check point right?????????????????

I can't understand what you're saying...