Please support! It would be very useful!
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• Pepperoni505
  
  

UPDATE: NOW ONLY THE VARIBLE FOR SIGNED OUT USERS AND NEW-SCATCHERS CAN ONLY REACH THE LENGTH OF 647!! (YES THERE SEPERATE VARIBLES) ONLY 7 OF THOSE VARIBLES ARE ALOUD FOR EACH PROJECT!!!!!

No. This could be used as spam, and would not be useful as you cannot share it with others if you are signed out.

BlueCrayfish wrote:

No. This could be used as spam, and would not be useful as you cannot share it with others if you are signed out.

How would there be spam?

What do you mean by this? Could you explain it more?

rollercoasterfan wrote:

What do you mean by this? Could you explain it more?

Like say if you were to make a multplayer game for instance, you could have signed-out users be guests like instead of

(username)

You could do

(join [Guest ] [(Number)])

Pepperoni505 wrote:

rollercoasterfan wrote:

What do you mean by this? Could you explain it more?

Like say if you were to make a multplayer game for instance, you could have signed-out users be guests like instead of

(username)

You could do

(join [Guest ] [(Number)])

No support. If you don't have an account, would you be playing projects? Also, since new scratchers can't use cloud data, guests shouldn't either. Guests are like the rank below new scratcher.

rollercoasterfan wrote:

Pepperoni505 wrote:

rollercoasterfan wrote:

What do you mean by this? Could you explain it more?

Like say if you were to make a multplayer game for instance, you could have signed-out users be guests like instead of

(username)

You could do

(join [Guest ] [(Number)])

No support. If you don't have an account, would you be playing projects? Also, since new scratchers can't use cloud data, guests shouldn't either. Guests are like the rank below new scratcher.

What about everyone can set it?

No support. This could be used for spam and all sorts of nefarious purposes.

TheHockeyist wrote:

No support. This could be used for spam and all sorts of nefarious purposes.

Like…

Pepperoni505 wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

No support. This could be used for spam and all sorts of nefarious purposes.

Like…

Someone makes an account. Logs out. Changes cloud data to when where it is unencoded, gives SPAM SPAM SPAM, etc.

TheHockeyist wrote:

Pepperoni505 wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

No support. This could be used for spam and all sorts of nefarious purposes.

Like…

Someone makes an account. Logs out. Changes cloud data to when where it is unencoded, gives SPAM SPAM SPAM, etc.

No, that couldn't happen if the game was programed for only username x pos and y pos AND filtered chat it couldn't BE spam.

Also, what would it show under the cloud data history? Since it shows what username, would it show guest? That wouldn't really work…

rollercoasterfan wrote:

Also, what would it show under the cloud data history? Since it shows what username, would it show guest? That wouldn't really work…

It would say “Guest (Number of guests)”

Pepperoni505 wrote:

rollercoasterfan wrote:

Also, what would it show under the cloud data history? Since it shows what username, would it show guest? That wouldn't really work…

It would say “Guest (Number of guests)”

Still… It would be confusing.
Let's say you spammed the cloud data. If it were reported, how would the ST alert you for it? If you don't have an account or are logged out, you could spam and wouldn't get alerted. It's like reporting when logged out, if you false report, how would that work?

No support. If logged out people could change cloud data variables, then New Scratchers could use that as a loophole to use cloud data functions bu just signing out.

Why is spam bad? i mean if the vars for those people were a maximum length of 647, how much could that cause?

Pepperoni505 wrote:

Why is spam bad? i mean if the vars for those people were a maximum length of 647, how much could that cause?

A lot.

Like…

No support. It would present a lot of new problems, some of which are stated above.

fatkidplayer wrote:

No support. It would present a lot of new problems, some of which are stated above.

What if there would be a spam detector in it and if it detects something, it won't set it.