Scratch

actually, yes there is, but its in Rocket. And you can save a game by writing things to a file, then reading them later. Panther and Bingo has this

I could help you. Tell me what you want and I'll make you a project in Panther with comments and scripts to how to do it.

what you do, is one of two things.
1. make a test account. upload it there as "title name (unfinished)" or something like that.
2. do the same as step 1, but on your regular account

well one thing you can do is have a "save" button that when clicked gives a code that can be written down. each letter/number relating to a certain variable.

though this means someone who knows what variable each letter/number represents could then pretty much put the game into any scenario, for example if you had a shooter where one variable was the level the player was on and another variable was the weapon they had then they could set the level to 1,2,3,ect and set their weapon to some super gun you don't get till the last level and be using it on the first level ect...

but i don't think this is something to be real worried about since they would most likely need to play the game many times to figure out how the password worked.
AND you could always put some kind of sensor that detects to make sure all other variables are something you could actually have depending on the level at that point in the game.

Yeah. Just do it on panther, and upload it to mod share. Then you can upload a project to scratch with the link to the modshare page that has the project on it. That would work.

veggieman001 wrote:

I have seen games that just don't reset the variables when you reset.

O_o That could be a rare glitch, that would save the project, but I don't know, I've never seen anything like that before... You're talking about a project on Scratch, not Mod Share or sites like that, right?

ImagineIt wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

I have seen games that just don't reset the variables when you reset.

Yeah, that works but when you refresh the page it won't save.

Wait, by reset does he mean press green flag again or refresh page? O_o

An alternative is to have your project generate a password.  Of course, people would figure out the code, then hack the game...

If your talking about saving in-game, so when you die you dont start all over, then just have a variable for level, x position, health, etc. If your talking if you want to exit the game then comback later, then you will need to use a code people can write down, say a level code.

Unfortunately, save is possible. BUT, save codes could be edited to cheat. I suggest encrypting it.

There is a way to save the game you did online, then use the save on downloaded game without typing any word in.
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/julepdashgabriel/2808841
This number saver turns numbers in to pictures so you can take screen shot of the picture and put it on downloaded project as a new sprite, then make the project read the picture.