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portalpower wrote:

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Support, I sometimes forget to change the options.

lm1996 wrote:

portalpower wrote:

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Is that a bump?

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Crump.

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Bringing this topic to the front page, because of a topic that was suggesting the same thing as this (also known as a duplicate).

This would be very useful for projects where you want a variable that originally was for one sprite only to be for all sprites.

NO you can not change the color of the variable due to confusion with reporters in other sections and
NO because fonts would not impact the project at all

We don't talk about my other posts here.

BionicBoy554 wrote:

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NO you can not change the color of the variable due to confusion with reporters in other sections and
NO because fonts would not impact the project at all

What? This is about right clicking a variable to change it to be for all sprites, for this sprite only, and cloud. There is nothing about fonts or changing colors.

Isn't this already a feature?

RED-001 wrote:

Isn't this already a feature?

No.

What if you make a variable “for this sprite only” and make it a cloud variable?

historical_supa wrote:

RED-001 wrote:

Isn't this already a feature?

No.

What if you make a variable “for this sprite only” and make it a cloud variable?

Thats not possible.

Roblox888i wrote:

historical_supa wrote:

What if you make a variable “for this sprite only” and make it a cloud variable?

Thats not possible.

If this got added you could technically do it.

You can but I don’t feel like telling

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You can convert variables between types by editing the json.

Download the project to your computer.

The .sb3 file is just a zip file. Unzip it with ‘unzip’ or whatever.

Inside there is a ‘project.json’ file, which is the project code.

You can make it readable by using ‘jq’ or something similar to format it.

Global variables are listed under the ‘target’ which is set to the stage (“isStage”: true), whereas local variables are listed under a sprite target (“isStage”: false, “name”: “sprite name”).

You can move them around. Be careful to keep the json valid.

Then zip the files up into the .sb3 file again, and upload to scratch (probably make a new project for the upload in case of errors).

Well, you could delete the list or variable and then recreate it as for this sprite only/for all sprites.
Also, you could rename variables before this topic was created.

medians wrote:

Well, you could delete the list or variable and then recreate it as for this sprite only/for all sprites.

This does not work. If you delete a variable, scratch deletes all references to it. Any blocks which were using the variable are deleted when you delete the variable.

DA_BESTIST_DADDA wrote:

medians wrote:

Well, you could delete the list or variable and then recreate it as for this sprite only/for all sprites.

This does not work. If you delete a variable, scratch deletes all references to it. Any blocks which were using the variable are deleted when you delete the variable.

Oh god I forgot 3.0 added that until I saw your reply LOLL

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