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- Michaelicute
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Scratcher
2 posts
Username Sensing?
Right now, I'm making an OS. I thought it would be cool if I could program the game to allow you to save your password on a cloud variable, so when you re-enter the code, your username is displayed onscreen. Does anyone know how I could link the variable to someone's username so that I don't need to program a million variables for every new user? (My goal is to be able to have people enter an 8-digit pass code, and then when they enter it into the system, the variable sets the username to the correct one based on the code. I'm trying to use only one or two variables, if possible.)bhjhguhghjghjfgjhgjh
-discussion is closed: thanks for the help!
- Jerome112
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Scratcher
35 posts
Username Sensing?
i am trying to figure this out as wellRight now, I'm making an OS. I thought it would be cool if I could program the game to allow you to save your password on a cloud variable, so when you re-enter the code, your username is displayed onscreen. Does anyone know how I could link the variable to someone's username so that I don't need to program a million variables for every new user? (My goal is to be able to have people enter an 8-digit pass code, and then when they enter it into the system, the variable sets the username to the correct one based on the code. I'm trying to use only one or two variables, if possible.)bhjhguhghjghjfgjhgjh
-discussion is closed: thanks for the help!
- deck26
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Username Sensing?
Please don't necropost, create a new topic.i am trying to figure this out as wellRight now, I'm making an OS. I thought it would be cool if I could program the game to allow you to save your password on a cloud variable, so when you re-enter the code, your username is displayed onscreen. Does anyone know how I could link the variable to someone's username so that I don't need to program a million variables for every new user? (My goal is to be able to have people enter an 8-digit pass code, and then when they enter it into the system, the variable sets the username to the correct one based on the code. I'm trying to use only one or two variables, if possible.)bhjhguhghjghjfgjhgjh
-discussion is closed: thanks for the help!
BUT this is a silly idea. You don't want someone to be able to randomly type passwords and be told if there's a username with that password.




