I removed a variable in a game I was making but it reappeared back again, I removed all uses of the block, I renamed it once and a clone has appeared with it's previous name,
the name was: *cloud* *cloud* Players online. Maybe the name is not allowed or something?
P.S. The second cloud was also a glitch,

I can publish the game just case even though it's a work in progress,

Is this what you wanted to show?

(☁☁ Players online)

PkmnQ wrote:

Is this what you wanted to show?

(☁☁ Players online)

Code:

[scratchblocks](☁☁ Players online)[/scratchblocks](

Yeah. I kept deleting it but then it added an extra cloud and it wasn't even paying attention that I deleted it a 100,000,000,000,000,000 times.

Same thing has been happening to me for the past day! Made cloud var.

(☁Time)

Decided I did not want it (Along with a few more) and tried to delete it, but it reappeared a second later! I don't get it. This happened yesterday and today.

My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.11.6, Safari 10.0.1, Flash 24.0 (release 0)

This is a relatively common problem with Scratch Cloud in its current state.

It means your project is now in a rather tricky situation, unfortunately, where the cloud server's record of cloud variables for that project is ‘out of sync’ with what the project itself thinks it has.

I've written a post here listing the steps to fix it: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/2385303/

Yes, it's a bit long and tedious, but if you follow it carefully then it should work…

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 56.0.2924.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)



*it says win NT but it's really win 10*

TheLogFather wrote:

This is a relatively common problem with Scratch Cloud in its current state.

It means your project is now in a rather tricky situation, unfortunately, where the cloud server's record of cloud variables for that project is ‘out of sync’ with what the project itself thinks it has.

I've written a post here listing the steps to fix it: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/2385303/

Yes, it's a bit long and tedious, but if you follow it carefully then it should work…

Just follw @TheLogFather's advice carefully and close this topic.Thanks.

asivi wrote:

TheLogFather wrote:

This is a relatively common problem with Scratch Cloud in its current state.

It means your project is now in a rather tricky situation, unfortunately, where the cloud server's record of cloud variables for that project is ‘out of sync’ with what the project itself thinks it has.

I've written a post here listing the steps to fix it: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/2385303/

Yes, it's a bit long and tedious, but if you follow it carefully then it should work…

Just follw @TheLogFather's advice carefully and close this topic.Thanks.

Gonna try it…

TEAMWFS wrote:

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 56.0.2924.87, Flash 24.0 (release 0)



*it says win NT but it's really win 10*

Yeah NT means Northern Territory. It is there only because sometimes they change operating systems for different places.

when green flag clicked
forever
make something look kewl and complex
end

??? I'm confused.. NT is a operating system.

NT means NewTechnology and it is about a family of different windows versions, Windows10 included.

TEAMWFS wrote:

??? I'm confused.. NT is a operating system.

So, have you sucess fixing your project?
Please don't use this forum for irrelevant responses.

Just read @TheLogFather's tutorial but I have an easier way of doing it:
1. Put all your sprites and the stage into the backpack.
2. Create new project and delete original sprite (Scratch Cat).
3. Get everything from your backpack back into the new project.
4. Delete the old project.
5. Scratch on!!!

(-_-) // This is the Bob the good kumquat. He and his army fight evil kumquats.
(-@-) // This is one of the evil kumquats that eat up your signature!!!

titanscratch wrote:

Just read @TheLogFather's tutorial but I have an easier way of doing it:
1. Put all your sprites and the stage into the backpack.
2. Create new project and delete original sprite (Scratch Cat).
3. Get everything from your backpack back into the new project.
4. Delete the old project.
5. Scratch on!!!

That will end up with a different project – and you can easily do that just by making a copy of your project with two clicks (File menu -> Save as a copy).

If you want to swap everything to a brand new project, that's fine. (My intention was to fix the existing project, since it may be one that's already shared and has loves/faves/views you'd like to keep.)