Hello! Today I'm here to talk about Non-Cloud Data! I've made this tutorial to show you the full potential of a data block!

Most people know the typical use's for the data block- local high scores and stuff with math equations… Maybe the first is more
Well known, well below I will list some more uses and explain the previous one's.

High-Scores
These High Scores are local and don't save. It's usually that when something happens (you do something) your score increases usually using this data block.

change [ x] by (1)

Math Equations
You put a number in and something comes out. It can be complicated or simple. Some examples

((X) + (2))

Pen Color Changing
>>>Create Variable Y and show it
>>>Right Click Variable Y on the Scratch Screen and set It to slider. Right Click again and set the min/max (doesn't matter what it is, just have at least a 10 number difference)
>>>Add this script

when green flag clicked
forever
set pen color to (Y)
end

This can be helpful when creating a small paint app.

Volume Changing
This could be located in the settings of your game, in case you have volume.
>>>Name Variable Z and show it
>>>Right Click it and set it to a sliding variable. Right-Click it again and set the min and max at 0 and 100 !!!
>>>Then insert this script

when green flag clicked
forever
    
set volume to (Z) %
end

This can be applied into anything with music

move () variable

Variable

CreeperGaming122 wrote:

move () variable

Variable

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CreeperGaming122 wrote:

move () variable

Variable

Oh I get it.

For the pen thing, you don't want:

when gf clicked
forever
change pen size by (Y)
end

Instead it should be:

when gf clicked
forever
set pen size to (Y)
end

You want to set the pen relative to 0, rather than relative to it's current value.

Sigton

Sigton wrote:

For the pen thing, you don't want:

when gf clicked
forever
change pen size by (Y)
end

Instead it should be:

when gf clicked
forever
set pen size to (Y)
end

You want to set the pen relative to 0, rather than relative to it's current value.

Sigton

Ok Thanks . I should probably change that XD

Yeah, i know how to do this already but here is some advice.

Create a short animation of it on a game to show you how to use it properly.

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when green flag clicked
if <(signature) = [Done]> then
set [signature v] to [Done]
say [Bye!]
end

AndrewBerezaafan wrote:

Yeah, i know how to do this already but here is some advice.

Create a short animation of it on a game to show you how to use it properly.

Are YOU a good animator? if so I NEED YOU NOW!!!! Come apply here to join the compition!!

How sneaky the advertisement is xD