TheCreatorOfUnTV wrote:

Nice! So, can you make a Scratch game in Python using this?

wvzack wrote:

(#2720)

redspacecat wrote:

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

TurboWarp doesn't have accessible cloud logs and also you aren't putting your password in there. (Unless I'm misunderstanding)

ok and the cloud logs cant be found in any way? (it wouldn't be your scratch password it would the password that confirms that you are what your turbowarp username is)

wvzack wrote:

TheCreatorOfUnTV wrote:

Nice! So, can you make a Scratch game in Python using this?

technically yes with pen but I wouldent do it (that could make a cool game contest)

TheCreatorOfUnTV wrote:

wvzack wrote:

TheCreatorOfUnTV wrote:

Nice! So, can you make a Scratch game in Python using this?

technically yes with pen but I wouldent do it (that could make a cool game contest)

What exactly are the problems?

elip100 wrote:

(#2674)

zaid1442011 wrote:

(#2674)
How can I get cloud variables of custom cloud servers?

Only Scratch and TurboWarp are supported

MonkeyBean2 wrote:

(#2688)

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).

Yeah, it seems like you simply can't get previous values of cloud variables in scratch without querying the cloud logs (and even then that won't always work).

TimMcCool wrote:

(#2694)
In the past, many people reported they were unable to connect to Scratch's cloud variables because they got this error:

ssl.SSLCertVerificationError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: unable to get local issuer certificate (_ssl.c:1000)

I was never able to reproduce the error - until I recently stumbled upon it myself on a new device. I found a way to fix it which will be implemented in scratchattach soon / in a future update.

wvzack wrote:

(#2719)

redspacecat wrote:

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

TurboWarp doesn't have accessible cloud logs and also you aren't putting your password in there. (Unless I'm misunderstanding)

ok and the cloud logs cant be found in any way? (it wouldn't be your scratch password it would the password that confirms that you are what your turbowarp username is)

TheCommCraft wrote:

wvzack wrote:

(#2719)

redspacecat wrote:

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

TurboWarp doesn't have accessible cloud logs and also you aren't putting your password in there. (Unless I'm misunderstanding)

ok and the cloud logs cant be found in any way? (it wouldn't be your scratch password it would the password that confirms that you are what your turbowarp username is)

Yes, anyone can just record the data. I would recommend you to be careful with that.
You could use scratchcommunication which supports secure data transmission… (link to scratchcommunication)

wvzack wrote:

TheCommCraft wrote:

wvzack wrote:

(#2719)

redspacecat wrote:

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

TurboWarp doesn't have accessible cloud logs and also you aren't putting your password in there. (Unless I'm misunderstanding)

ok and the cloud logs cant be found in any way? (it wouldn't be your scratch password it would the password that confirms that you are what your turbowarp username is)

Yes, anyone can just record the data. I would recommend you to be careful with that.
You could use scratchcommunication which supports secure data transmission… (link to scratchcommunication)

okay I will look at that. Bacicly I want people to be able to use my “bank” project through turbowarp so they dont have to be a scratcher but I would need a way to confirm that they are who they say they are.

redspacecat wrote:

wvzack wrote:

TheCommCraft wrote:

wvzack wrote:

(#2719)

redspacecat wrote:

wvzack wrote:

Black-takashi_01 wrote:

wvzack wrote:

-snip-

You could try implementing your own version of scratch auth

wvzack wrote:

(#2732)

You could try implementing your own version of scratch auth

wdym?

FutbolcuCiliPepe wrote:

Hi!

I am new to scratchattach. My test project only works while the python code was running. What can I do?

while True:
    #Your code here will run till you close the python program

zaid1442011 wrote:

FutbolcuCiliPepe wrote:

Hi!

I am new to scratchattach. My test project only works while the python code was running. What can I do?

It's supposed to be like that or it will be impractical.
You can do:

while True:
    #Your code here will run till you close the python program

If you want to make a forever loop on Python.

redspacecat wrote:

(#2731)

wvzack wrote:

-snip-

You could try implementing your own version of scratch auth

TheCommCraft wrote:

(#2726)

elip100 wrote:

(#2674)

zaid1442011 wrote:

(#2674)
How can I get cloud variables of custom cloud servers?

Only Scratch and TurboWarp are supported

Wrong

FutbolcuCiliPepe wrote:

zaid1442011 wrote:

FutbolcuCiliPepe wrote:

Hi!

I am new to scratchattach. My test project only works while the python code was running. What can I do?

It's supposed to be like that or it will be impractical.
You can do:

while True:
    #Your code here will run till you close the python program

If you want to make a forever loop on Python.

Does it work if I close the python page? (And the code didn't work, are there any other solutions?)

TheCommCraft wrote:

elip100 wrote:

(#2674)

zaid1442011 wrote:

(#2674)
How can I get cloud variables of custom cloud servers?

Only Scratch and TurboWarp are supported

Wrong