Quick question about "look inside"

BoltBait

How can I “look inside” of one of my published projects without having it automatically save?

I want to see the value of some variables when I'm running the chess game, but I don't want to publish it with my internal variables showing?

Thanks.

EDIT: Should I “unshare” my project before I look inside?

Last edited by BoltBait (Oct. 11, 2012 20:02:56)

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You could log out and do it.

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Vista4563

Unfortunately, like skyline said, the only option is to log out (or log in to your test account).

All unsharing does is it removes it off your profile. (Yep, that's all it does, looks like)

Last edited by Vista4563 (Oct. 11, 2012 20:23:01)

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BoltBait

I tried getting my Chess game working and I'm not having much luck.

I can't figure out what's wrong.

So, I'm thinking that I may need to “unshare” it in order to figure out what's wrong.

Edit: Figured it out. I had replaced a bad (red) “stop script” block with a new “stop all” block by mistake.

Last edited by BoltBait (Oct. 11, 2012 22:23:41)

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ATMFD

you could go inside then go offline

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ATMFD wrote:
you could go inside then go offline

Go offline to the Front Page, that is. Plus it would autosave before you could sign out.

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BoltBait wrote:
How can I “look inside” of one of my published projects without having it automatically save?

I want to see the value of some variables when I'm running the chess game, but I don't want to publish it with my internal variables showing?

Thanks.

EDIT: Should I “unshare” my project before I look inside?

This belongs to Questions about Scratch, not suggestions.

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