I found a way to exploit scratch

(☁ 1)

I want to tell the scratch team so it can be fixed


Make 10 cloud variables, put all 10 of them in a code script.
Put the script in your backpack, delete the 10 cloud variables
Create 10 new cloud variables, put those 10 in a code script
Finally, drag the code script with the previous 10 cloud variables in

Congrats, you have 20 cloud variables!



Please fix this, -@The_5th_Scratcher

The variables that this creates are not real cloud variables. They are just regular variables with cloud in front of the names. You can tell because when you try to rename one of the cloud variables you made manually, the cloud will not show up. However, if you rename one of the new variables, the cloud will show up when you are renaming.

theanonymousweirdo wrote:

The variables that this creates are not real cloud variables. They are just regular variables with cloud in front of the names. You can tell because when you try to rename one of the cloud variables you made manually, the cloud will not show up. However, if you rename one of the new variables, the cloud will show up when you are renaming.

That is strange because it works as cloud variables for me (Someone helped me with this)

The_5th_Scratcher wrote:

theanonymousweirdo wrote:

The variables that this creates are not real cloud variables. They are just regular variables with cloud in front of the names. You can tell because when you try to rename one of the cloud variables you made manually, the cloud will not show up. However, if you rename one of the new variables, the cloud will show up when you are renaming.

That is strange because it works as cloud variables for me (Someone helped me with this)

If you try and rename one of the variables that was backpacked, you'll see that the cloud symbol is part of the variable name.

@theanonymousweirdo is right, they are not “true” cloud variables.

colinmacc wrote:

The_5th_Scratcher wrote:

theanonymousweirdo wrote:

The variables that this creates are not real cloud variables. They are just regular variables with cloud in front of the names. You can tell because when you try to rename one of the cloud variables you made manually, the cloud will not show up. However, if you rename one of the new variables, the cloud will show up when you are renaming.

That is strange because it works as cloud variables for me (Someone helped me with this)

If you try and rename one of the variables that was backpacked, you'll see that the cloud symbol is part of the variable name.

@theanonymousweirdo is right, they are not “true” cloud variables.

They are until you rename them

they won't actually work except for the first 10 cloud variables you created first on the project