scaryghost14 wrote:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <bad> then
close
end
end

Air_heads wrote:

wvzack wrote:

-ProXeeI wrote:

RandomPerson13764 wrote:

bro, remove the module. delete it now. people are hacking with it like crazy!

who ?

Check robot destructor people are abusing and I hope this won’t happen but I would not be surprised if the st gets rid of scratchattach projects

People can still do it without scratchattach -_-

scaryghost14 wrote:

(#2240)

DebugDungeon wrote:

-ProXeeI wrote:

is

session.connect_project(id_project)

working ??

yes

pls tell me how to get it i linux

wvzack wrote:

Air_heads wrote:

wvzack wrote:

-ProXeeI wrote:

RandomPerson13764 wrote:

bro, remove the module. delete it now. people are hacking with it like crazy!

who ?

Check robot destructor people are abusing and I hope this won’t happen but I would not be surprised if the st gets rid of scratchattach projects

People can still do it without scratchattach -_-

True but it sure simplifies it and yes people use html and js but still the blame goes on scratch attach.

Air_heads wrote:

wvzack wrote:

Air_heads wrote:

wvzack wrote:

-ProXeeI wrote:

RandomPerson13764 wrote:

bro, remove the module. delete it now. people are hacking with it like crazy!

who ?

Check robot destructor people are abusing and I hope this won’t happen but I would not be surprised if the st gets rid of scratchattach projects

People can still do it without scratchattach -_-

True but it sure simplifies it and yes people use html and js but still the blame goes on scratch attach.

I still don’t get your argument as to why the blame should be on Scratchattach …
If the API is public, then anyone can utilize it, and if you’re talking about JavaScript, scratchattach is completely irrelevant as it is a python library.

EpicCoderGamer1000 wrote:

So i am trying to make a scratch follower count using “user.follower_count()” but i can't do it for some reason. I don't have much experience with python.

The error I get is

File “C:\Users\PCNAME\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\scratchattach\cloud.py”, line 116, in set_var
raise(exceptions.InvalidCloudValue)
scratchattach.exceptions.InvalidCloudValue

This is my code:
import scratchattach as scratch3

session = scratch3.login(“username”, “password”)

ID = 949764017

conn = session.connect_cloud(ID)

FollowersVAR == “user.follower_count()”

conn.set_var(“Followers”, FollowersVAR)
#the variable name is specified without the cloud emoji

# Set a cloud variable:
conn.set_var(“Followers”, FollowersVAR)

# — TURBOWARP — #

# This connects to your project's TurboWarp cloud variables:
tw_conn = scratch3.connect_tw_cloud(ID)

tw_conn.set_var(“Followers”, FollowersVAR)

wvzack wrote:

EpicCoderGamer1000 wrote:

So i am trying to make a scratch follower count using “user.follower_count()” but i can't do it for some reason. I don't have much experience with python.

The error I get is

File “C:\Users\PCNAME\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\scratchattach\cloud.py”, line 116, in set_var
raise(exceptions.InvalidCloudValue)
scratchattach.exceptions.InvalidCloudValue

This is my code:
import scratchattach as scratch3

session = scratch3.login(“username”, “password”)

ID = 949764017

conn = session.connect_cloud(ID)

FollowersVAR == “user.follower_count()”

conn.set_var(“Followers”, FollowersVAR)
#the variable name is specified without the cloud emoji

# Set a cloud variable:
conn.set_var(“Followers”, FollowersVAR)

# — TURBOWARP — #

# This connects to your project's TurboWarp cloud variables:
tw_conn = scratch3.connect_tw_cloud(ID)

tw_conn.set_var(“Followers”, FollowersVAR)

To the most of my knowledge this is happening because the scratch data logs are down which means that scratchattach fetches a non existent number which then returns none which is not a number there for a cloud var cannot be set to it. Unfortunately there is no fix.

EpicCoderGamer1000 wrote:

So i am trying to make a scratch follower count using “user.follower_count()” but i can't do it for some reason. I don't have much experience with python.

The error I get is

File “C:\Users\PCNAME\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\scratchattach\cloud.py”, line 116, in set_var
raise(exceptions.InvalidCloudValue)
scratchattach.exceptions.InvalidCloudValue
-snip-

Knightbot63 wrote:

EpicCoderGamer1000 wrote:

So i am trying to make a scratch follower count using “user.follower_count()” but i can't do it for some reason. I don't have much experience with python.

The error I get is

File “C:\Users\PCNAME\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\scratchattach\cloud.py”, line 116, in set_var
raise(exceptions.InvalidCloudValue)
scratchattach.exceptions.InvalidCloudValue
-snip-

By the looks of it, you wrapped the user.follower_count() in quotation marks making that a string instead of the actual value it's fetching. Removing the quotation marks fixes your code.

EpicCoderGamer1000 wrote:

It doesn't because i get an error saying did you mean super and not user

user = scratch3.get_user("username")

Knightbot63 wrote:

EpicCoderGamer1000 wrote:

It doesn't because i get an error saying did you mean super and not user

The variable user wasn't defined, you have to define it or add it into the code to make it work. So assuming you want to get the follower count, you can do this code:

user = scratch3.get_user("username")

and then use your code before calling user.follower_count()

caftingdead261 wrote:

CLOUD LOG ARE BACK THIS IS NOT A DRILL I REPEAT CLOUD LOGS ARE BACK THIS IS NOT A DRILL

wvzack wrote:

Good news everyone the logs just came back up

mas6y6 wrote:

THE CLOUD LOGS ARE BACK!!!!!!!@!

EpicCoderGamer1000 wrote:

mas6y6 wrote:

THE CLOUD LOGS ARE BACK!!!!!!!@!

We know

when green flag clicked
if <cloud_logs = back up> then 
say [yes!!]
  

else
sad
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