(Redirected from Saving Usernames to the Cloud)
This page will shows how to make a relatively simple username cloud list. Due to New Scratcher limitations, the cloud list can not be used by New Scratchers.
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Variables and Lists (Part one: Encoding)
Create two variables: one for characters (letters, numbers, etc.), and another for the players. The player list will be the only one shown in the final product, so a suitable name would be "Players".
Next, create another two variables. The names of these do not matter, because they will not show, but make sure they can be easily distinguished.
Only one cloud variable is required for this cloud list, unless over 400 Scratchers use the program. The name of this variable does not matter.
Character List
Next, add this script:
when flag clicked delete [all v] of [Characters v] set [item v] to [1] set [chars v] to [ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890-_] repeat (( length of (chars)) + (1)) add (letter (item) of (chars)) to [Characters v] change [item v] by (1) end
Username Adding Script
Create the following script to encode a Scratcher's username.
when I receive [Add Username v] set [Variable 1 v] to [1] if <not <[Players v] contains (username)?>> then if <not <(username) = [ ]>> then repeat (length of (username)) find character (letter (Variable 1) of (username))::custom change [Variable 1 v] by [1] end set [☁ CLOUD DATA v] to (join (☁ CLOUD DATA) [00]) add (username) to [Players v]
Add the following definition hat; its code will be added later.
define find character (character)::custom
Use this script if manually adding names is necessary:
repeat (length of (name)) // "name" holds the username that someone want to add. find character (letter (Variable 1) of (name)) ::custom change [Variable 1 v] by [1] end set [☁ CLOUD DATA v] to (join (☁ CLOUD DATA) [00])
Define Find Character Script
Now, add the first define script. It should look like this:
// The below should have already been created. define find character (character) set [Variable 2 v] to [1] repeat until <(item (Variable 2) of [Characters v] :: list) = (character)> change [Variable 2 v] by (1) end if <(Variable 2) < [10]> then set [☁ CLOUD DATA v] to (join (☁ CLOUD DATA) (join [0] (Variable 2))) else set [☁ CLOUD DATA v] to (join (☁ CLOUD DATA) (Variable 2)) end
Variables and Lists (Part two: Decoding)
Create seven more normal variables. This tutorial names them as follows:
(data item) (decoded) (build username) (uv1) (uv2)
Main Script
Now, add this script:
when flag clicked delete [all v] of [Players v] set [uv1 v] to [1] set [uv2 v] to [2] set [data item v] to [01] repeat (450) decode character::custom wait (0.05) secs if <(data item) = [ ]> then broadcast [Add Username v] stop [this script v] end end broadcast [Add Username v]
 Note: | The number "450" in the repeat block does not have to be 450; It can be anything, but just keep in mind that this number is the maximum amount of usernames that will be added to the Players list. If this number is 35 and a 36th Scratcher clicks the green flag and gets their username data saved then clicks the flag again, it will send duplicate data. Keep this number higher than the total views of the project. |
Decoding Blocks
This is the last script. It is also the most complicated.
define decode character::custom set [build username v] to [ ] if <(☁ CLOUD DATA) = [ ]> then stop [this script v] end repeat until <(decoded) = [00]> set [data item v] to (join (letter (uv1) of (☁ CLOUD DATA)) (letter (uv2) of (☁ CLOUD DATA))) set [decoded v] to (item (data item) of [Characters v]) set [build username v] to (join (build username) (decoded)) change [uv1 v] by (2) change [uv2 v] by (2) if <(join (letter (uv1) of (☁ CLOUD DATA)) (letter (uv2) of (☁ CLOUD DATA)))=()> then stop [this script v] end end add (build username) to [Players v]
