it doesn't save since i put these scripts here. The sprite is not up to 100KB, and neither long nor edited musics were included. Does custom block make some kind of errors like this? Plese help me.

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Does saving the project locally to your computer work? Maybe then you could try to upload the saved project back onto Scratch? I'm not sure why this bug happens, but maybe there's a workaround.

discussion_man wrote:

Does saving the project locally to your computer work? Maybe then you could try to upload the saved project back onto Scratch? I'm not sure why this bug happens, but maybe there's a workaround.

I already tried that, but unfortunately it didn't work.

Do you have any large data sets (such as lists with 200000 items, large audio files, etc.)?

My project uses 6 lists with 200000 items in them (plus a few more with less). My project will not save unless I clear these lists (I have recently brought up a bug about this dialog).

bushymurry wrote:

Do you have any large data sets (such as lists with 200000 items, large audio files, etc.)?

My project uses 6 lists with 200000 items in them (plus a few more with less). My project will not save unless I clear these lists (I have recently brought up a bug about this dialog).

Yes, but it doesn't exceed 200000, is about 100500. It successfully works in individual, but whenever i use its function(custom block), my project crashes and won't save. Also if I manually save the project in my local, it won't load.

This is the sprite that crashes

dony521 wrote:

bushymurry wrote:

Do you have any large data sets (such as lists with 200000 items, large audio files, etc.)?

My project uses 6 lists with 200000 items in them (plus a few more with less). My project will not save unless I clear these lists (I have recently brought up a bug about this dialog).

Yes, but it doesn't exceed 200000, is about 100500. It successfully works in individual, but whenever i use its function(custom block), my project crashes and won't save. Also if I manually save the project in my local, it won't load.

This is the sprite that crashes

Can you provide a method on how that sprite resulted in the project crashing on the project you linked?

CatsUnited wrote:

dony521 wrote:

bushymurry wrote:

Do you have any large data sets (such as lists with 200000 items, large audio files, etc.)?

My project uses 6 lists with 200000 items in them (plus a few more with less). My project will not save unless I clear these lists (I have recently brought up a bug about this dialog).

Yes, but it doesn't exceed 200000, is about 100500. It successfully works in individual, but whenever i use its function(custom block), my project crashes and won't save. Also if I manually save the project in my local, it won't load.

This is the sprite that crashes

Can you provide a method on how that sprite resulted in the project crashing on the project you linked?

No I cannot. nothing is wrong with running the script, but when I try to use red function block, It cannot save. That sprite's right function is to type some text using pen block(stamp block).

dony521 wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

dony521 wrote:

bushymurry wrote:

Do you have any large data sets (such as lists with 200000 items, large audio files, etc.)?

My project uses 6 lists with 200000 items in them (plus a few more with less). My project will not save unless I clear these lists (I have recently brought up a bug about this dialog).

Yes, but it doesn't exceed 200000, is about 100500. It successfully works in individual, but whenever i use its function(custom block), my project crashes and won't save. Also if I manually save the project in my local, it won't load.

This is the sprite that crashes

Can you provide a method on how that sprite resulted in the project crashing on the project you linked?

No I cannot. nothing is wrong with running the script, but when I try to use red function block, It cannot save. That sprite's right function is to type some text using pen block(stamp block).

If my project crash for size of list items or costumes, then why the sprite itself doesn't crash and can be saved when it is alone? https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/325472691/

Uhh, It seems the character ‘\’ causes this save bug.
I used “\n”before I use it.

Can confirm that the backslash character is the issue, as removing backslashes from my program has fixed the issue. Hopefully the Scratch Team will get this sorted!

HYPERHAMSTER534 wrote:

Can confirm that the backslash character is the issue, as removing backslashes from my program has fixed the issue. Hopefully the Scratch Team will get this sorted!

yes. I agree that ‘\’ causes that problem

My scratch project won't save and its for a school project that's due tomorrow. I do scratch in my own time and makes games and stuff but this is important. For some reason my project can't save and I know I have 10 ping so connectivity isn't the issue. I saw other people had the same problem. Is there a solution???

Lucas_Eze wrote:

My scratch project won't save and its for a school project that's due tomorrow. I do scratch in my own time and makes games and stuff but this is important. For some reason my project can't save and I know I have 10 ping so connectivity isn't the issue. I saw other people had the same problem. Is there a solution???

Never mind now it works. jeez these servers are crazy!!

dony521 wrote:

HYPERHAMSTER534 wrote:

Can confirm that the backslash character is the issue, as removing backslashes from my program has fixed the issue. Hopefully the Scratch Team will get this sorted!

yes. I agree that ‘\’ causes that problem

I'm not sure as to why the backslash is causing saving issues, but I do know another program I used refused to import a file because it had a few backslashes in it, and my guess was that it thought that was a character to access internal folders (so like how with web addresses they look something like websitedomain/page/page etc with the forward slash representing an internal folder, I think this could be what happened in this case with the failed import). Not sure why it wouldn't work with how you used it on Scratch though, since that should just be going into the speech block and then outputted as a speech bubble or whatever. hmm

Lucas_Eze wrote:

Lucas_Eze wrote:

My scratch project won't save and its for a school project that's due tomorrow. I do scratch in my own time and makes games and stuff but this is important. For some reason my project can't save and I know I have 10 ping so connectivity isn't the issue. I saw other people had the same problem. Is there a solution???

Never mind now it works. jeez these servers are crazy!!

Uhm, ok, then lol

CatsUnited wrote:

dony521 wrote:

HYPERHAMSTER534 wrote:

Can confirm that the backslash character is the issue, as removing backslashes from my program has fixed the issue. Hopefully the Scratch Team will get this sorted!

yes. I agree that ‘\’ causes that problem

I'm not sure as to why the backslash is causing saving issues, but I do know another program I used refused to import a file because it had a few backslashes in it, and my guess was that it thought that was a character to access internal folders (so like how with web addresses they look something like websitedomain/page/page etc with the forward slash representing an internal folder, I think this could be what happened in this case with the failed import). Not sure why it wouldn't work with how you used it on Scratch though, since that should just be going into the speech block and then outputted as a speech bubble or whatever. hmm

frankly, it sometimes doesn't make issue. This even confuses me.
plus, a backslash'\' also is used for escape sequence on C, like ‘\n’, ‘\a’, or etc. I think other systems or programing languages including node.js also setted this character for special use.

I've isolated the problem further. The problem occurs if “\b” appears anywhere in any block's text field. I've tested with all other one-letter backslash sequences, and “\b” appears to be the only one that breaks.

Hi, I've got the same save problem. Could you be more specific about which backslash you're talking about? I can't seem to find anywhere.

olive_ruby wrote:

Hi, I've got the same save problem. Could you be more specific about which backslash you're talking about? I can't seem to find anywhere.

If you couldn't find any backslashes, your saving problem would be caused by another reason.

I have the same issue, it's caused by “\b” specifically.