EngineerRunner wrote:

yippymishy wrote:

The WS events are working, but is there a way to set cloud variables while the logs are down?

conn = session.connect_cloud(projectID)
conn.set_var("cloud",123)

This doesn't work for me ^

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Iapetus13 wrote:

Why has no one made something like this with JavaScript?

unknownXred wrote:

Dude! This is being used in order to hack a project called Taco Burp to make it unplayable!

infintyrussia_test wrote:

When I do this:

import scratchattach as scratch

it says “No module named ‘requests’”. I don't know what it means and I did

import os

os.system(“pip install scratchattach”)

Is there something that I am missing?

Thanks

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import scratchattach as scratch3

session = scratch3.Session(“session_id”, username=“username”)
conn = session.connect_cloud(“project_id”)

client = scratch3.CloudRequests(conn)

@client.request
def ping():
print(“Ping request received”)
return “pong”

@client.event
def on_ready():
print(“Request handler is running”)

client.run()

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DebugDungeon wrote:

-ProXeel wrote:

import scratchattach as scratch3

session = scratch3.Session(“session_id”, username=“username”)
conn = session.connect_cloud(“project_id”)

client = scratch3.CloudRequests(conn)

@client.request
def ping():
print(“Ping request received”)
return “pong”

@client.event
def on_ready():
print(“Request handler is running”)

client.run()

it does not work. i think because scratch clouds log are down…

it is supposed to work, even tho cloud logs are down.. did you use your credentials and project id?

nexoalex wrote:

what are you guys using to do the commands its soooo time taking to figure out like is it even apt
(im in linux)

StarlitSunset wrote:

nexoalex wrote:

what are you guys using to do the commands its soooo time taking to figure out like is it even apt
(im in linux)

If you're on linux, it should be easy, as most distros come with Python pre-installed.

Open up your terminal and type (without the quotes) “pip -m install scratchattach”. This will install Scratchattach into python. Then, you can open up a python IDE (or use a text editor if you prefer), and type some code for scratchattach, and it should work.

python3 -m pip install scratchattach

sudo apt install python3

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DebugDungeon wrote:

-ProXeel wrote:

DebugDungeon wrote:

-ProXeel wrote:

import scratchattach as scratch3

session = scratch3.Session(“session_id”, username=“username”)
conn = session.connect_cloud(“project_id”)

client = scratch3.CloudRequests(conn)

@client.request
def ping():
print(“Ping request received”)
return “pong”

@client.event
def on_ready():
print(“Request handler is running”)

client.run()

it does not work. i think because scratch clouds log are down…

it is supposed to work, even tho cloud logs are down.. did you use your credentials and project id?

yes ofc

try using client.run(data_from_websocket=True) in the end

perperperper wrote:

i have Cloud Request sprite

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DebugDungeon wrote:

VIGARPAST_777 wrote:

Hi,
The comman “import” in my command prompt doesn't work, I use windows 11. Anybody know how to install the library without the command prompt?

bro, the command is “pip install -U scratchattach” not “import scratchattach as scratch3”

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