ScolderCreations wrote:

I think to be safe, we should only allow it to save numbers and symbols. Otherwise, it could download a ton of inappropriate content without anyone knowing.

If the HTML5 web storage api was used, it could save data that is not viewable unless you use the console, therefore eliminating this problem.

No scratch team member has seen this yet. Come on…

JackK211424 wrote:

ScolderCreations wrote:

I think to be safe, we should only allow it to save numbers and symbols. Otherwise, it could download a ton of inappropriate content without anyone knowing.

If the HTML5 web storage api was used, it could save data that is not viewable unless you use the console, therefore eliminating this problem.

So you can't look at the data, but the computer can. That would be useful for saving names of items and usernames. Other players wouldn't be able to access your data, right?

when green flag clicked
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if <Kumquats > 1> then
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end
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when green flag clicked
forever
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end

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when green flag clicked
repeat until <self destruct button clicked>
if <Kumquats > 1> then
Pour out [all] Kumquats upon [the world]
Demand [100000000000] Dollars To Remove [1] Kumquat
end
Self Destruct

when green flag clicked
forever
Generate Kumquats[100]
Destroy Anti-Kumquat signatures
end

Support!

tinycoder8675 wrote:

No scratch team member has seen this yet. Come on…

JackK211424 wrote:

ScolderCreations wrote:

I think to be safe, we should only allow it to save numbers and symbols. Otherwise, it could download a ton of inappropriate content without anyone knowing.

If the HTML5 web storage api was used, it could save data that is not viewable unless you use the console, therefore eliminating this problem.

So you can't look at the data, but the computer can. That would be useful for saving names of items and usernames. Other players wouldn't be able to access your data, right?

nope.

i'd say one more thing:

Instead of going to your computer, maybe it could store it onto my stuff, like projects. it would be even lighter on the server than creating a project, and you could even access it. Example:

First i play a game, blah blah blah, i love and fave, and i exit. the block saves my colossal profits i made in the tycoon. Now, i go to my stuff and there is a section called ‘Stored Variables’. I click on the section and i can see the variable's value. i can't edit it, just see it, and if i want, delete it. Then, i revisit the game, and a block checks for stored variables, uploads my colossal profits, and i play on.

Please don't say support without giving a reason.

I support this suggestion. It seems useful in many ways and I am sure that many people will use it especially when they have big projects

JackK211424 wrote:

ScolderCreations wrote:

I think to be safe, we should only allow it to save numbers and symbols. Otherwise, it could download a ton of inappropriate content without anyone knowing.

If the HTML5 web storage api was used, it could save data that is not viewable unless you use the console, therefore eliminating this problem.

You're right.

mitdk wrote:

tinycoder8675 wrote:

No scratch team member has seen this yet. Come on…

JackK211424 wrote:

ScolderCreations wrote:

I think to be safe, we should only allow it to save numbers and symbols. Otherwise, it could download a ton of inappropriate content without anyone knowing.

If the HTML5 web storage api was used, it could save data that is not viewable unless you use the console, therefore eliminating this problem.

So you can't look at the data, but the computer can. That would be useful for saving names of items and usernames. Other players wouldn't be able to access your data, right?

nope.

i'd say one more thing:

Instead of going to your computer, maybe it could store it onto my stuff, like projects. it would be even lighter on the server than creating a project, and you could even access it. Example:

First i play a game, blah blah blah, i love and fave, and i exit. the block saves my colossal profits i made in the tycoon. Now, i go to my stuff and there is a section called ‘Stored Variables’. I click on the section and i can see the variable's value. i can't edit it, just see it, and if i want, delete it. Then, i revisit the game, and a block checks for stored variables, uploads my colossal profits, and i play on.

eh, that is ok, but how about this: you go onto a tycoon game, do your stuff, have the save block run, and exit. you can't see it, but a file was created on your computer(or cloud storage, I guess). later, you go to the sequel of that same tycoon game, and it reads that file and takes the data, rebooting your data, even though it isn't the original game.

when green flag clicked
repeat until <self destruct button clicked>
if <Kumquats > 1> then
Pour out [all] Kumquats upon [the world]
Demand [100000000000] Dollars To Remove [1] Kumquat
end
Self Destruct

when green flag clicked
forever
Generate Kumquats[100]
Destroy Anti-Kumquat signatures
end

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when green flag clicked
repeat until <self destruct button clicked>
if <Kumquats > 1> then
Pour out [all] Kumquats upon [the world]
Demand [100000000000] Dollars To Remove [1] Kumquat
end
Self Destruct

when green flag clicked
forever
Generate Kumquats[100]
Destroy Anti-Kumquat signatures
end

Bump

when green flag clicked
repeat until <self destruct button clicked>
if <Kumquats > 1> then
Pour out [all] Kumquats upon [the world]
Demand [100000000000] Dollars To Remove [1] Kumquat
end
Self Destruct

when green flag clicked
forever
Generate Kumquats[100]
Destroy Anti-Kumquat signatures
end

BestBoi1 wrote:

Lots of games on Scratch are long, like idle or RPGs. A block that saves the game and loads it would be very useful. Maybe it could automatically export a code that can be loaded, so that we can still export games with websites.

Sure! I would like those!

[(｡･∀･)ﾉﾞ]

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when green flag clicked
repeat until <self destruct button clicked>
if <Kumquats > 1> then
Pour out [all] Kumquats upon [the world]
Demand [100000000000] Dollars To Remove [1] Kumquat
end
Self Destruct

when green flag clicked
forever
Generate Kumquats[100]
Destroy Anti-Kumquat signatures
end

bump

when green flag clicked
repeat until <self destruct button clicked>
if <Kumquats > 1> then
Pour out [all] Kumquats upon [the world]
Demand [100000000000] Dollars To Remove [1] Kumquat
end
Self Destruct

when green flag clicked
forever
Generate Kumquats[100]
Destroy Anti-Kumquat signatures
end