My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.15.7, Safari 16.3, No Flash version detected

the codes disappear when I running it`sMy browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.15.7, Safari 16.3, No Flash version detected

what version of scratch are you using? because I'm pretty sure scratch doesn't run on flash anymore

Codes that are too long disappear when ran. I think it’s to prevent lag, but I have no idea.

Average18 wrote:

what version of scratch are you using? because I'm pretty sure scratch doesn't run on flash anymore

…They aren’t using Flash??

Hi @eriher1234,

I don't quite understand… Could you elaborate on ‘'cod’'? Do you mean a sprite which is supposed to represent the type of fish named ‘'cod’', or is that a misspell of the word ‘'code’'?

If you mean ‘'code’', it may be an issue with AutoSave. You can try to manually save your code with the button labelled ‘'save now’':



If it still doesn't work, I would suggest to use Contact Us.

Sincerely,
@de_Wong.

de_Wong wrote:

Hi @eriher1234,

I don't quite understand… Could you elaborate on ‘'cod’'? Do you mean a sprite which is supposed to represent the type of fish named ‘'cod’', or is that a misspell of the word ‘'code’'?

They mean code (that’s why the said when they run it), but the problem is that if the code is too long, it disappears when it runs. I think it’s supposed for preventing lag, but I have no idea.

Code just loves to delete itself, therefore ruining a platformer.

Average18 wrote:

what version of scratch are you using? because I'm pretty sure scratch doesn't run on flash anymore

Scratch's offline editor utilizes Adobe AIR, while the online editor utilizes Adobe Flash.

37liabur wrote:

Average18 wrote:

what version of scratch are you using? because I'm pretty sure scratch doesn't run on flash anymore

Scratch's offline editor utilizes Adobe AIR, while the online editor utilizes Adobe Flash.

Only true for Scratch 2.0.

37liabur wrote:

Code just loves to delete itself, therefore ruining a platformer.

It’s not deleted, read the explanation here.