MyzebraS wrote:

Ummm what does this all do?

jokebookservice1 wrote:

SkullduggeryPleasant wrote:

Ummm, is there a limit to how many cloud variables there can be?

Sorta, Scratch prevents you from making a new one at 10, but there is a bug (that should rarely be used because is going against the Scratch Team's decision) where you can create multiple cloud variables at the same time, and thus avoiding the limit.
It is because Scratch records if a cloud variable is created,after the OK button is clicked, but prevents you from making a new one before you tick the Cloud Variable checkbox. This inconcistency allows you to create more than 10.
On a seperate note..
Why do you need the lowercase lettered costumes, surely a lowercase letter ill stay at costume null whether the costume letter+t exists? It seems like it is taking up 2x space needed? (correct me if wrong)

FresthoRY wrote:

jokebookservice1 wrote:

SkullduggeryPleasant wrote:

Ummm, is there a limit to how many cloud variables there can be?

Sorta, Scratch prevents you from making a new one at 10, but there is a bug (that should rarely be used because is going against the Scratch Team's decision) where you can create multiple cloud variables at the same time, and thus avoiding the limit.
It is because Scratch records if a cloud variable is created,after the OK button is clicked, but prevents you from making a new one before you tick the Cloud Variable checkbox. This inconcistency allows you to create more than 10.
On a seperate note..
Why do you need the lowercase lettered costumes, surely a lowercase letter ill stay at costume null whether the costume letter+t exists? It seems like it is taking up 2x space needed? (correct me if wrong)

You can also “glitch in” cloud variables by getting a script with a cloud variable in your backpack, dragging it out onto your project, and double clicking on the script. I've heard the the cloud variables don't actually work and are just “fake”. I'm not sure if this is true though.

cm8263 wrote:

SkullduggeryPleasant wrote:

Ummm, is there a limit to how many cloud variables there can be?

Yes, 10 per project.

And PLEASE check before you post, because you might just be Necro-Posting!

define Detect case of letter [character]
if <(length of (character)) > [1]> then
    set [case v] to [error!] //indicates that more than one character was entered
    stop [this script v]
end
switch costume to [null v] //it should be your very first costume
switch costume to (character) //if the character is lowercase, it will stay on "null"
if <(costume #)=[1]> then
    set [case v] to [other] //costume did not change so is is not capital
    else
    set [case v] to [upper] //defines that the letter is uppercase
end

P444 wrote:

sonicfan12p wrote:

This is pretty close to what I use, with a couple of minor changes. (plus mine is case sensitive, if you're interested in adding that feature) If there's a more efficient method of doing it than what you said, I've never seen it.

Thanks, added it

RufusTV wrote:

Can I have help making a High Score cloud verbal for my game? Here's the link https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/383470556/ .


Thank you!

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AdwitaPrabhu wrote:

when green flag clicked
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when asked [why do you want this] :: events hat
if <(op [year v] :: sensing) < [2020]> then
ask [Do you know what necroposting is?] and wait
if <(answer) = [yes]> then
say [You realize you just did it, right?]
else
if <(answer) = [no]> then
think [Just make a new post next time...]
end
end
end
say [Sorry for blockspamming.]

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