DeleterVPN wrote:

People like veryrealteacher misuse this stuff, especially on turbowarp because there aren’t even cloud logs and you can’t ban them. There is this really popular game called Robot Destruction or something and it is THE MOST hacked game on scratch. And because its different than griffpatch games, you can’t shut it down the way vrt does but you can lag everyone with particles, abuse freechat, and make the game unplayable.worse, they can run it 24/7

BobaFatL wrote:

DeleterVPN wrote:

People like veryrealteacher misuse this stuff, especially on turbowarp because there aren’t even cloud logs and you can’t ban them. There is this really popular game called Robot Destruction or something and it is THE MOST hacked game on scratch. And because its different than griffpatch games, you can’t shut it down the way vrt does but you can lag everyone with particles, abuse freechat, and make the game unplayable.worse, they can run it 24/7

Hacking Robot Destructor doesn't require scratchattach at all.

DeleterVPN wrote:

BobaFatL wrote:

DeleterVPN wrote:

People like veryrealteacher misuse this stuff, especially on turbowarp because there aren’t even cloud logs and you can’t ban them. There is this really popular game called Robot Destruction or something and it is THE MOST hacked game on scratch. And because its different than griffpatch games, you can’t shut it down the way vrt does but you can lag everyone with particles, abuse freechat, and make the game unplayable.worse, they can run it 24/7

Hacking Robot Destructor doesn't require scratchattach at all.

But people do it that way (or one particular guy does) so they can run it 24/7 also, it gives you the benefit of not being in the game so lagging them with your own nuke won’t work

TheCommCraft wrote:

#3184
There are other libraries that allow you to do the same things that can be done with scratchattach and it is also very easy to make one yourself fitted specifically to ones needs meaning that hacking scratch does not require scratchattach

DeleterVPN wrote:

(#3186)

TheCommCraft wrote:

#3184
There are other libraries that allow you to do the same things that can be done with scratchattach and it is also very easy to make one yourself fitted specifically to ones needs meaning that hacking scratch does not require scratchattach

They need to like close the cloud variables or something like https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/875605/

fiosjeofo wrote:

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fiosjeofo wrote:

GUYS I FOUND THIS WEBSITE:
https://zero-host.org/
It is a free hosting site it seems to work test it out maybe

Blaireau2012 wrote:

I had a problem with this code:

import scratchattach as sa
import time
import random
dernier_changement = time.time()
derniere_maj = time.time()
derniere_maj_test = time.time()
session = sa.login(username, passwd)
cloud = session.connect_cloud('1292979730')
cloud.set_var('☁ ask_server', 0)
tw_cloud = session.connect_tw_cloud('1292979730')
tw_cloud.set_var('☁ ask_server', 0)
print(tw_cloud.get_var('☁ ask_server')) # returns "None". Why?
# main loop
while(True):
    ask=cloud.get_var('☁ ask_server')
    print(ask)
    if ask != 0:
        print("entry into scratch followers")
        try:
            user = session.connect_user(sa.Encoding.decode(ask))
            user.update()
            cloud.set_var('☁ followers', user.follower_count())
            cloud.set_var('☁ following', user.following_count())
            cloud.set_var('☁ join_date', user.join_date)
            cloud.set_var('☁ projects', user.project_count())
            cloud.set_var('☁ views', user.loves_count())
            cloud.set_var('☁ ask_server', 0)
        except Exception as e:
            print(f"error: {e}")
            cloud.set_var('☁ followers', -1)
            cloud.set_var('☁ ask_server', 0)
    tw_ask=tw_cloud.get_var('☁ ask_server')
    print(tw_ask)
    if tw_ask != "0":
        if tw_ask != None:
            try:                
                user = session.connect_user(sa.Encoding.decode(tw_ask))
                user.update()
                tw_cloud.set_var('☁ followers', user.follower_count())
                tw_cloud.set_var('☁ following', user.following_count())
                tw_cloud.set_var('☁ join_date', user.join_date)
                tw_cloud.set_var('☁ projects', user.project_count())
                tw_cloud.set_var('☁ views', user.loves_count())
                tw_cloud.set_var('☁ ask_server', 0)
            except Exception as e:
                print(f"tw error: {e}")
                tw_cloud.set_var('☁ followers', -1)
                tw_cloud.set_var('☁ ask_server', 0)
    time.sleep(1)

Writing to a variable works, but reading from it always returns None.
How can this be corrected?
Thank's!

AlexDF16 wrote:

this looks so cool but i don't know how to code it

Digitat321 wrote:

W fr, also RIP zero-host.org

Oisthebestletter wrote:

Digitat321 wrote:

W fr, also RIP zero-host.org

Just self host bro

Digitat321 wrote:

Oisthebestletter wrote:

Digitat321 wrote:

W fr, also RIP zero-host.org

Just self host bro

ah yes I really want my laptop to run 24/7, overheat, start thermally throttling, probably crash, and consume unneeded amounts of energy