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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/562463849/


I discovered a bug that allows you to exceed the limit of 10 variables in the cloud. Maybe it is useful, but since it is a bug I have to report it.


How I did it?

I first made 10 variables in the cloud, which is the limit. Then I did another project, where I made another variable in the cloud. Then in that project I made a script with the variable in cloud 11, I put it in my backpack, and I put the script with the variable in cloud 11 in the project that had 10 variables in the cloud.


Does the “Name removed by community” extension cause this bug?

No, it has nothing to do with it.


Why do you report this bug if it is very useful?

Because all bugs must be reported. The limit exists for a reason, so there must be no way to break the limit.



Well that's the bug. Use it while it exists, because at some point they will fix it.

the backpack one is just a regular variable with an emoji
and dont mention browser extensions

kccuber wrote:

the backpack one is just a regular variable with an emoji
and dont mention browser extensions

Yes but all cloud variables stopped working too.

Maltion wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 92.0.4515.159, No Flash versions detected

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/562463849/


I discovered a bug that allows you to exceed the limit of 10 variables in the cloud. Maybe it is useful, but since it is a bug I have to report it.


How I did it?

I first made 10 variables in the cloud, which is the limit. Then I did another project, where I made another variable in the cloud. Then in that project I made a script with the variable in cloud 11, I put it in my backpack, and I put the script with the variable in cloud 11 in the project that had 10 variables in the cloud.

Did you test that they all work? Also don't mention browser extensions

Woah I tested it and it only edited the 1st and 10th variable, none of the other ones changed. I tried to look at the project.json but the json was invalid?? Yet it still let me share and open in turbowarp desktop

Test them out. Are you sure they are all cloud variables, and not regular variables with the cloud emoji (like backpacked cloud vars)?

dhuls wrote:

Test them out. Are you sure they are all cloud variables, and not regular variables with the cloud emoji (like backpacked cloud vars)?

I shared a project with it. You can look at that

Everyone im sure, it works weird, only a few variables work

I tested it in a remix, it seems all the original cloud variables work and the one from the backpack is just a normal variable with the ☁ character. You can see this from the activity monitor and you can see when you rename the imported “☁ 11” variable that it's not a real cloud variable.

1ogic wrote:

I tested it in a remix, it seems all the original cloud variables work and the one from the backpack is just a normal variable with the ☁ character. You can see this from the activity monitor and you can see when you rename the imported “☁ 11” variable that it's not a real cloud variable.

Anyways it needs a fix

Eleven is just a cloud emoji:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/562661979/


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han614698 wrote:

Eleven is just a cloud emoji:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/562661979/


No, this is not an ad. The project has a screenshot of this…

i tried adding 10 cloud vars and then backpacking it and putting it in, its just a cloud emoji and i got the same results as them