What are cloud variables

RenaissanceMemories

how do you use em

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-ShadowOfTheFuture-

Basically, cloud variables store a value to the server, meaning that the value is not lost when the project is stopped and will be the same for every user who views the project, until it's changed. The most basic use of a cloud variable is a highscore, although they can also be used to make multiplayer and whitelist safe chats.

EcIipsed

RenaissanceMemories wrote:
how do you use em
(☁)

https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Cloud_Data (I’m too lazy to go to the new domain XD)

wWSunPandaWw

EcIipsed wrote:
RenaissanceMemories wrote:
how do you use em
(☁)
https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Cloud_Data (I’m too lazy to go to the new domain XD)

Link to the page on the new domain

asqwde

wWSunPandaWw wrote:
EcIipsed wrote:
RenaissanceMemories wrote:
how do you use em
(☁)
https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Cloud_Data (I’m too lazy to go to the new domain XD)
Link to the page on the new domain

AdrianLow

Cloud data is a feature that allows users to store variables “in the cloud,” or on the server.

AdrianLow

To use cloud data you need to go to data, and then go to make a variable, there you can check the “cloud variable (stored on a server)”

lconaway

Cloud data is a feature that helps with worldwide scores and things like that. It's a feature that means that anyone who plays your game can influence it, instead of just one person.

Basically, if you know what normal data is, cloud data is data that everyone is a part of.

AdrianLow wrote:
To use cloud data you need to go to data, and then go to make a variable, there you can check the “cloud variable (stored on a server)”

How to use it!

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