Support because encoding and decoding is difficult.

Support. In Scratch 3.0 we could use java-script cookies (perhaps a little notice “this project uses cookies” sort-of like most websites).

Bump

WKFs20181061 wrote:

when green flag clicked ::events
forever::controls
if (HP)=1 then::control
broadcast die::events

Don't blockspam.

A bump came out from out of nowhere!

Bump

You see, the reason why this is useful is so you can save clicker game progress. Lists do this already, but stored variables (like regular variables, but save their values when you leave instead of resetting to zero) could also work.

You see, the reason why this is useful is so you can save clicker game progress. Lists do this already, but stored variables (like regular variables, but save their values when you leave instead of resetting to zero) could also work.

How to see Result Data?

I think This woud be good, but instead for

You need an account to save data

It could say

You need an account to save data. If you like, we could save “cookies” in your browser? yes no

dsaztur wrote:

Doesn't cloud variables do the job?

no they cant do the job, could variables cannot store enough information on them

very nice idea, i would be very happy if the added it. however, i do not support because it would be too much work for st, and we can just make save codes for the games (which i have done before and it does the job)

No support. This would be difficult to implement, expensive, and strain the servers HARD. Plus, cloud variables work just fine, and you can always borrow from someones projects.

I HAVE SOLUTION AMIGOS. (ish)

Save. Codes.
Codes with your entire save file encoded in them that you could ask the player to save.
The problem:
Yeah, this means they could share an end-game save file, or decrypt it and mess with the file, but if your game is offline, then it's really the player's own loss. (they don't get to experience it in full)
Take it like Minecraft with cheats on. Less fun, less sense of accomplishment, but freedom.