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If you can only test yourself how does the cloud variable work

Pianostar4 wrote:

If you can only test yourself how does the cloud variable work

it's like a little open extra tab, and you play two players

mitdk wrote:

Pianostar4 wrote:

If you can only test yourself how does the cloud variable work

it's like a little open extra tab, and you play two players

But they both have the same controls.

NormalMaker wrote:

mitdk wrote:

Pianostar4 wrote:

If you can only test yourself how does the cloud variable work

it's like a little open extra tab, and you play two players

But they both have the same controls.

yes

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This could be useful depending on the person, in my projects I can actually play just fine on two windows on the same account at the same time. If this was added, then it could show the second player as “<username> (2)” while you were testing.

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D-ScratchNinja wrote:

This could be useful depending on the person, in my projects I can actually play just fine on two windows on the same account at the same time. If this was added, then it could show the second player as “<username> (2)” while you were testing.

makes sense

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How would this work if you're the only one doing it? Most cloud games use it for leaderboards or online games. Both of those need 2 or more people, and collaboration at the same time is rejected.

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If the ST doesn't implement this, you can just use a test project for the meantime.

Pianostar4 wrote:

How would this work if you're the only one doing it? Most cloud games use it for leaderboards or online games. Both of those need 2 or more people, and collaboration at the same time is rejected.

a bit like this:

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

This could be useful depending on the person, in my projects I can actually play just fine on two windows on the same account at the same time. If this was added, then it could show the second player as “<username> (2)” while you were testing.

Austinato wrote:

If the ST doesn't implement this, you can just use a test project for the meantime.

yeah, i know, but this would eliminate a use of a test account

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