zaid1442011 wrote:

MonkeyBean2 wrote:

(#2683)
No offense, but this is not a great way to do this. It will spam turbowarp with unnecessary updates (unless scratchattach prevents changing a cloud variable that's already been changed, that could cause problems though). Plus, .get_cloud() is depreciated now, and does not work in the latest version of scratchattach, and even if you are using an older version that supports this I think you might need to connect to the scratch cloud server first.

You can update scratchattach to the latest version with

pip install scratchattach --upgrade

in your terminal.

A better way to do this would be to open up the websocket connection to scratch yourself, and call .recv(), something like this: (untested, tell me if it doesn't work)

#Import modules
import scratchattach as scratch3
from dotenv import load_dotenv
import os
import time #To add rate limiter
import websocket # websocket-client
import json
#Load the .env file(s)
load_dotenv('app.env')
#Set variables to the enviroment variables
sessionID=os.getenv('sessionID')
username=os.getenv('username')
scratch_project=os.getenv('scratch_project')
server=os.getenv('cloud_host')
# Log into scratch
session = scratch3.Session(sessionID, username=username)
# Connect to scratch cloud server
ws = websocket.WebSocket()
ws.connect(
    "wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu",
    cookie="scratchsessionsid=" + session.session_id + ";",
    origin="https://scratch.mit.edu",
    enable_multithread=True
)
# Connect to Turbowarp or another cloud server
turbo_conn = scratch3.TwCloudConnection(project_id=scratch_project, username=username, cloud_host=server, purpose="A test for a bot that syncs Scratch variables to another cloud server", contact="zaid1442011 on scratch and [redacted]")
while True:
    msgs = ws.recv().split('\n')
    for msg in msgs:
        if len(msg) == 0:
            continue
        parsed = json.loads(msg)
        if parsed['method'] == 'set':
            # Sets the variable in Turbowarp
            turbo_conn.set_var(parsed['name'][4:], parsed['value'])
            time.sleep(0.1) # Rate limiter (might not be needed)

(@TimMcCool, is there a better way of doing this? maybe cloud requests idk)

After some troubleshooting, it seams that the problem is with the TwCloudConnection function. The .get_cloud() works with no issues. I even tried to do the same thing but use scratchcommunication to set the variables (It works, but not with Turbowarp's cloud server).

AlexDF16 wrote:

Okay, I KEEP getting messages about this forum. Why is this?
:|

move (100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000) steps

TimMcCool wrote:

(#2690)

AlexDF16 wrote:

Okay, I KEEP getting messages about this forum. Why is this?
:|

move (100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000) steps

That means you're following this discussion

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

(#2692)
session.get_message_count() should definitely exist…

    session.get_message_count()
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'Session' object has no attribute 'get_message_count'. Did you mean: 'message_count'?

(´・ω・`)

session.get_linked_user().message_count()

wvzack wrote:

Just a little thing I thought I should say: sometimes my project will say the servers down because the server is not returning anything though on the server script side it’s printing out the right thing.

goldtime9 wrote:

how do you guys make that

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

Does anyone know how to use Scratchattach to log in and operate with multiple accounts?

session = scratch3.login(“username”, “password”)
session2 = scratch3.login(“username2”, “password”)

TimMcCool wrote:

wvzack wrote:

Just a little thing I thought I should say: sometimes my project will say the servers down because the server is not returning anything though on the server script side it’s printing out the right thing.

putting client.run(no_packet_loss=True) might fix this

wvzack wrote:

(#2704)

TimMcCool wrote:

wvzack wrote:

Just a little thing I thought I should say: sometimes my project will say the servers down because the server is not returning anything though on the server script side it’s printing out the right thing.

putting client.run(no_packet_loss=True) might fix this

do I place this at the bottom of the script replacing the client.run()?

client.run(no_packet_loss=True)

elip100 wrote:

wvzack wrote:

(#2704)

TimMcCool wrote:

wvzack wrote:

Just a little thing I thought I should say: sometimes my project will say the servers down because the server is not returning anything though on the server script side it’s printing out the right thing.

putting client.run(no_packet_loss=True) might fix this

do I place this at the bottom of the script replacing the client.run()?

Yes replace client.run() with

client.run(no_packet_loss=True)

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

wvzack wrote:

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

-snip

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

I am getting so many login errors.
uhhhhhm…

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

wvzack wrote:

I want to make my scratchattach project work on turbowarp where you can enter a password but i am not sure if it is possible to view/ decode the cloud data logs which would make it easy to find other peoples passwords.

conn = session.connect_tw_cloud(“project_id”)
value = scratch3.get_tw_var(“project_id”, “variable”, purpose=“your use case (optional)”, contact=“your Scratch account or other contact info (optional)”)
variables = scratch3.get_tw_cloud(“project_id”, purpose=“your use case (optional)”, contact=“your Scratch account or other contact info (optional)”)

wvzack wrote:

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

wvzack wrote:

I want to make my scratchattach project work on turbowarp where you can enter a password but i am not sure if it is possible to view/ decode the cloud data logs which would make it easy to find other peoples passwords.

conn = session.connect_tw_cloud(“project_id”)
value = scratch3.get_tw_var(“project_id”, “variable”, purpose=“your use case (optional)”, contact=“your Scratch account or other contact info (optional)”)
variables = scratch3.get_tw_cloud(“project_id”, purpose=“your use case (optional)”, contact=“your Scratch account or other contact info (optional)”)

what i mean was i wasent sure if it would be possible for people to see turbowarps data logs and then decode your passcode