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DANISON

Is everyone in here trolling or does no one understand that this is meant to be about cloud glitches???

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EDIT:I figured it out, it was an extension called Tampermonkey, even though I had no scripts running through it, it was breaking cloud for me.

OLD:
Cloud variables seem to not work for me, it acts as if I am a New Scratcher, I can't read the latest cloud data from the server or change it.
Here is something from the console about it.

projects.bundle.js:153 WebSocket connection to 'wss://clouddata.scratch.mit.edu/' failed: WebSocket opening handshake timed out
value @ projects.bundle.js:153
projects.bundle.js:31 gui Websocket connection error: {"isTrusted":true}
(anonymous) @ projects.bundle.js:31
a.write @ projects.bundle.js:141
t @ projects.bundle.js:63
emit @ projects.bundle.js:141
o.write @ projects.bundle.js:141
t @ projects.bundle.js:63
emit @ projects.bundle.js:141
o.write @ projects.bundle.js:63
n.error @ projects.bundle.js:141
value @ projects.bundle.js:153
projects.bundle.js:31 gui Closed connection to websocket
projects.bundle.js:31 gui Reconnecting in 0.1s, attempt 1

Last edited by -CodePro- (May 23, 2019 11:02:35)

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Edgar150 wrote:
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Cloud reports only, please.

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DANISON wrote:
Is everyone in here trolling or does no one understand that this is meant to be about cloud glitches???

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Last edited by mateohideg (May 28, 2019 22:19:36)

MeteorThief

Why does the cloud high score not change? I can only see it through ‘cloud data’. Please fix this.

MikeDEV

DANISON wrote:
Is everyone in here trolling or does no one understand that this is meant to be about cloud glitches???

At this point, it's basically trolling.

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Teeterboy1

Often, my cloud variables do not save the data on the cloud, and no matter how many times i reload the page, delete and re-make it, there always seems to be one variable that one save on the cloud when i use more than three.

mateohideg

Teeterboy1 wrote:
Often, my cloud variables do not save the data on the cloud, and no matter how many times i reload the page, delete and re-make it, there always seems to be one variable that one save on the cloud when i use more than three.

The same

BirdBoy100

jvvg wrote:
Also, in the project mentioned in the above post, I had 5 cloud variables, so I tried re-creating the 4 that weren't saving, but it said I reached the limit, even though there were only 4 (there would have been 5 if I could create the variable).

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Try using Win10. I don't have this issue.

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ScratchCatGoesMeow

Cloud vars change when clicking see inside or project page. I have posted about it somewhere else and so discussion does not get split between forum threads, please only discuss it here. My details of it are here. Please note all the links go to the same place.
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geek62

When my project assigns values to several cloud variables in succession, only the first and last of the bunch seem to actually save their values in the cloud. (I can see this in the “cloud data history” page for that project.)
For instance, this only writes values into cloud variables ☁cv1 and ☁cv8 :

set [☁ cv1 v] to [1]
set [☁ cv2 v] to [2]
set [☁ cv3 v] to [3]
set [☁ cv4 v] to [4]
set [☁ cv5 v] to [5]
set [☁ cv6 v] to [6]
set [☁ cv7 v] to [7]
set [☁ cv8 v] to [8]

However, it seems to work if I make it wait 1/10th of a second before each assignment, like this:

set [☁ cv1 v] to [1]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv2 v] to [2]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv3 v] to [3]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv4 v] to [4]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv5 v] to [5]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv6 v] to [6]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv7 v] to [7]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv8 v] to [8]

If I make those delays 0.01 instead of 0.1, then about half of the values make it to the cloud.

I have not yet tested with bigger data; if it needs time to write data, maybe it will need more time to write more data?

mateohideg

geek62 wrote:
When my project assigns values to several cloud variables in succession, only the first and last of the bunch seem to actually save their values in the cloud. (I can see this in the “cloud data history” page for that project.)
For instance, this only writes values into cloud variables ☁cv1 and ☁cv8 :
set [☁ cv1 v] to [1]
set [☁ cv2 v] to [2]
set [☁ cv3 v] to [3]
set [☁ cv4 v] to [4]
set [☁ cv5 v] to [5]
set [☁ cv6 v] to [6]
set [☁ cv7 v] to [7]
set [☁ cv8 v] to [8]
However, it seems to work if I make it wait 1/10th of a second before each assignment, like this:
set [☁ cv1 v] to [1]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv2 v] to [2]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv3 v] to [3]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv4 v] to [4]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv5 v] to [5]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv6 v] to [6]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv7 v] to [7]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv8 v] to [8]
If I make those delays 0.01 instead of 0.1, then about half of the values make it to the cloud.

I have not yet tested with bigger data; if it needs time to write data, maybe it will need more time to write more data?

I think it would be a solution, thanks you

geek62

mateohideg wrote:
geek62 wrote:
When my project assigns values to several cloud variables in succession, only the first and last of the bunch seem to actually save their values in the cloud. (I can see this in the “cloud data history” page for that project.)
For instance, this only writes values into cloud variables ☁cv1 and ☁cv8 :
set [☁ cv1 v] to [1]
set [☁ cv2 v] to [2]
set [☁ cv3 v] to [3]
set [☁ cv4 v] to [4]
set [☁ cv5 v] to [5]
set [☁ cv6 v] to [6]
set [☁ cv7 v] to [7]
set [☁ cv8 v] to [8]
However, it seems to work if I make it wait 1/10th of a second before each assignment, like this:
set [☁ cv1 v] to [1]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv2 v] to [2]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv3 v] to [3]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv4 v] to [4]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv5 v] to [5]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv6 v] to [6]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv7 v] to [7]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv8 v] to [8]
If I make those delays 0.01 instead of 0.1, then about half of the values make it to the cloud.

I have not yet tested with bigger data; if it needs time to write data, maybe it will need more time to write more data?
I think it would be a solution, thanks you

This is not really a solution; at best it might be a workaround. We don''t even know if it works reliably.

PhantomForcesX

Just a question but what's the current length limit for cloud variables right now? Have they upped it from 128 or something??

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PhantomForcesX wrote:
Just a question but what's the current length limit for cloud variables right now? Have they upped it from 128 or something??

It's 256 now.

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Someoneludo

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Now I seem to have to have my game shared and on separate accounts when playing the cloud game.

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happy_master

Cloud variables are very slow to update and don't instantly auto-update between devices

happy_master

Cloud variables are very slow to update and don't instantly auto-update between devices

MikeDEV

geek62 wrote:
mateohideg wrote:
geek62 wrote:
When my project assigns values to several cloud variables in succession, only the first and last of the bunch seem to actually save their values in the cloud. (I can see this in the “cloud data history” page for that project.)
For instance, this only writes values into cloud variables ☁cv1 and ☁cv8 :
set [☁ cv1 v] to [1]
set [☁ cv2 v] to [2]
set [☁ cv3 v] to [3]
set [☁ cv4 v] to [4]
set [☁ cv5 v] to [5]
set [☁ cv6 v] to [6]
set [☁ cv7 v] to [7]
set [☁ cv8 v] to [8]
However, it seems to work if I make it wait 1/10th of a second before each assignment, like this:
set [☁ cv1 v] to [1]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv2 v] to [2]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv3 v] to [3]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv4 v] to [4]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv5 v] to [5]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv6 v] to [6]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv7 v] to [7]
wait (0.1) secs
set [☁ cv8 v] to [8]
If I make those delays 0.01 instead of 0.1, then about half of the values make it to the cloud.

I have not yet tested with bigger data; if it needs time to write data, maybe it will need more time to write more data?
I think it would be a solution, thanks you
This is not really a solution; at best it might be a workaround. We don''t even know if it works reliably.

Change each delay to 0.2 seconds. It works well for sending data to a bunch of cloud variables at a time. That's what I'm doing for a new project of mine.

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