Nathanator1416J wrote:

comp500 wrote:

nXIII wrote:

ke1235 wrote:

ImagineIt wrote:

Dominic1 wrote:

User ID gives a relative ID for the user:
0 = not logged in
1 = project creator
2 = first person to use project after shared
3= second person to user project after shared
etc, etc

Days since 2000 gives, well, the number of days since the year 2000.

jeffreynaydin2003 wrote:

I wonder what the “ days since 2000” and “user id” blocks are for.

No, 1 is not always the project creator. If someone uses it before them, it's theirs.

No, it is. Make a new project, put out a say() block,put a user id in it, then click it. It says 1.

…because you're the first one to use it. Do the same thing but don't click it, share it and let someone else click it. If you then click it, it'll give you 2.

no it wont, because you're the first one to see the project, it doesnt matter, the user ID won't change…

It really is just the first person to see it, but when you click new project and start working on it, you technically are the first to see it.

curiouscrab wrote:

Perhaps this could be closed.

Last post:

Cloud Data/Variables will be coming out when Scratch 2.0 the final version is released to the public. The link goes to an area where you may find status reports.

cmot wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

Perhaps this could be closed.

Last post:

Cloud Data/Variables will be coming out when Scratch 2.0 the final version is released to the public. The link goes to an area where you may find status reports.

WHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAT!!!???????!!!!!!????

curiouscrab wrote:

Perhaps this could be closed.

Last post:

Cloud Data/Variables will be coming out when Scratch 2.0 the final version is released to the public. The link goes to an area where you may find status reports.

ImagineIt wrote:

curiouscrab wrote:

Perhaps this could be closed.

Last post:

Cloud Data/Variables will be coming out when Scratch 2.0 the final version is released to the public. The link goes to an area where you may find status reports.

It doesn't say that…