Hi, I am having trouble with making a leaderboard. Please help!

There is a YT tutorial on making leaderboards.

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mmhmBeans wrote:

There is a YT tutorial on making leaderboards.

I need it basic, not advanced. Possible if you could show me?

Please ignore this post. I accidently posted it.

Create a list in “variables” titled Leaderboard. Make it cloud, meaning it retains all its data for everyone's game. Try this:

You should go from bottom to top as well. For example, if you have 5 slots on your leaderboard, you would delete the 5th slot, then set the 4th slot to the 5th slot, then the 3rd to the 4th, etc.
This might not be the best with large leaderboards but if you want a really big one there is some math that could be done to keep the blocks to a minimum. Hope this helps!

furrysnake wrote:

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Create a list in “variables” titled Leaderboard. Make it cloud, meaning it retains all its data for everyone's game. Try this:

You should go from bottom to top as well. For example, if you have 5 slots on your leaderboard, you would delete the 5th slot, then set the 4th slot to the 5th slot, then the 3rd to the 4th, etc.
This might not be the best with large leaderboards but if you want a really big one there is some math that could be done to keep the blocks to a minimum. Hope this helps!

That's the problem. Cloud lists do not exist, so you have to encode everything into cloud variables.

furrysnake wrote:

Create a list in “variables” titled Leaderboard. Make it cloud, meaning it retains all its data for everyone's game. Try this:

You should go from bottom to top as well. For example, if you have 5 slots on your leaderboard, you would delete the 5th slot, then set the 4th slot to the 5th slot, then the 3rd to the 4th, etc.
This might not be the best with large leaderboards but if you want a really big one there is some math that could be done to keep the blocks to a minimum. Hope this helps!

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V4nh3ls1ng wrote:

furrysnake wrote:

Create a list in “variables” titled Leaderboard. Make it cloud, meaning it retains all its data for everyone's game. Try this:

You should go from bottom to top as well. For example, if you have 5 slots on your leaderboard, you would delete the 5th slot, then set the 4th slot to the 5th slot, then the 3rd to the 4th, etc.
This might not be the best with large leaderboards but if you want a really big one there is some math that could be done to keep the blocks to a minimum. Hope this helps!

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I don't have anything specific but you can try cloud variables and encoded strings. Encoded strings are lines of numbers that you can store on a cloud server, and then you can format it on a list on the client's side.

I have an encoder on my profile.

V4nh3ls1ng wrote:

furrysnake wrote:

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this tutorial might help you

NotK3ndricAlt wrote:

V4nh3ls1ng wrote:

furrysnake wrote:

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this tutorial might help you

I am new to scratch, about a few months or so. I do not understand what encoding and decoding is.