when [space v] key pressed
if <(username) = [your username]> then
    
ask [Number:] and wait
set [☁ Number v] to (answer)
end

If someone tries to change it to let them in, they won't have access to the cloud variables any more. It could be useful for a news program.

It is faulty. They can't edit it, but they can easily view it. If it's private, then it's a bad idea to use this method. For example,if you want to see an existing variable, all you need is to go into the editor and (by NOT remixing it, you have access to the cloud variables) add a simple:

add (number) to [list]

and then downloading the list.
But that's unnecessary, all you need to do is go to the variables tab and then selecting to view the variable.

AwesomeGameCreator wrote:

It is faulty. They can't edit it, but they can easily view it. If it's private, then it's a bad idea to use this method. For example,if you want to see an existing variable, all you need is to go into the editor and (by NOT remixing it, you have access to the cloud variables) add a simple:

add (number) to [list]

and then downloading the list.
But that's unnecessary, all you need to do is go to the variables tab and then selecting to view the variable.

But I want them to be able to view it, just not change it.

That should say:

It is faulty. They can't edit it, but they can easily view it. If it's private, then it's a bad idea to use this method. For example,if you want to see an existing variable, all you need is to go into the editor and (by NOT remixing it, you have access to the cloud variables) add a simple:

add (☁  number) to [list]

and then downloading the list.
But that's unnecessary, all you need to do is go to the variables tab and then selecting to view the variable.

because it's for cloud variables.