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@morganisapro7K I'm glad you asked. The way it stored variables was through a remote server that I would host on a spare computer I had lying around. It would use cloud variables more like data channels than storage places. The users end when signing in and would send a signal requesting data from the server from the user clss://usernames/MyName. It would then return either the data or nothing telling the users to end whether to create a new account or to grab the password and sign in. The way the commands worked way by the 2 integers at the end of the command string. IIRC, 01 meant boolean request, 02 meant add, 03 meant remove, and 00 meant fetch. Also, when retrieving websites that were uploaded to the "cloud," Because some data were too long to fit into 1 cloud variable message, it was split up into multiple messages that were then pieced together on the other side to make a sensible command. With the command integers being very useful as it also defined the end of the message. So yeah, that's what I can remember now. I can't run it anymore since 1. Scratch took it down, 2. I've been inactive, soo long cloud variables won't update for me anymore (I can't play others' myltiplayer games anymore, too)

​@@FriendlyNeighborhoodPrgrammerwoa thats smart! they probably took it down because its not stored on the website, and they cant monitor it from there

@dangquangt noice, did he feature it or was is just somewhere in your reccomended?

He feature it:)

The main thing that put me off from doing animation was that I was trying to learn Blender. IMO SFM is waayyyy easier and actually teaches you animation without all of the modeling and rigging parts. I may follow up (releasing one here in a few minutes to an hour from now). But what that means for the rest of the channel. Idk, maybe stick around and find out? You can always leave the party at any time.

@@FriendlyNeighborhoodPrgrammer I think one thing that makes Blender another beast to wrangle is how much more flexible it is compared to SFM. Either way, I wish you good luck with both. You’ll need it.

My upload schedule is literally just periods of (I feel like making something today). And it happens every few months. Let's see how long until the next one. Lol

@@FriendlyNeighborhoodPrgrammer Yeah. I was doing the same but decided to try to dedicate a post a day because I like drawing 👌 Anyways, I get how you feel 👍

Content warning. Releases by Landfall games. It was free on April 1st for 24 hrs

@@FriendlyNeighborhoodPrgrammer THANK U

Go into another sprite, grab the <touching []> block and select the sprite you want to detect itself, then drag and drop that block in the sprite pane over the sprite you want to detect collision with itself.

@@FriendlyNeighborhoodPrgrammer TYSMMM I've been looking for a solution everywhere!

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@@user-qh9qh5fd1u indeed

I had been wanting to create that meme ever since I saw it a couple months ago. Finally did it

@FriendlyNeighborhoodPrgrammer I would too, happy you're happy. Also, is there anywhere else you post? Because I love your vids, and I know you don't upload here often.

@Ray_1717 I stream on twitch often. Name: F_N_Programmer. I do plan on making more edutainment content, but good lord that's hard and my brain doesn't like long grind sessions editing videos.

​@FriendlyNeighborhoodPrgrammer That's fair. I've edited a few videos in my time, not as long as yours, and it was pretty annoying. I can't imagine sitting there for an hour editing ONE VIDEO. You're a legend with techy stuff.

@@ray_1717 you are making me want to do another. But what should it be on?

You can say that again. Have you SEEN his other videos?! They're insane!

I've been just messing around with desmos for a few years. Never really learned much from tutorials unless I REALLY wanted to find it. I still don't know everything there is to this yet. For example just last night I found out you can join a list with a new item to then extend a list. And that by using ${vsriable} this Javascript syntax, you can display variable values within labels on points.

@FriendlyNeighborhoodPrgrammer That's really cool. I always thought your coding videos were always very cool. Because A) You're very good at coding, so it's very interesting to watch. B) Your commentary is not loud and annoying but also very interesting. You're basically meant to be a programmer, and it's awesome.

While I don't think I'm the best, I do appreciate the comment!

I wouldn't say it if it wasn't true

Sad news is they took down the OS :( Glad to see you found it cool!