@s9205307-810c679a The example project above has been updated to create 2 clones of each box, and set up the fixed relative position constraint between them.

@info-creaticode Ahhh yes, thats pretty good

@cattyplayzy I honestly think databases (with the source code hidden of course) would be 1000x easier and more convienient to do. @cattyplayzy said in How would one implement a swear word/inappropriate message filter in their project?: How would they get a source code? also with this, honestly some people need to write their own code. It’s good to take code from others, but when the source code is hidden for something, then you just have to accept that and try to recreate it using what you already know. Unless of course you like reverse engineer something to hack it

@jeffreyrb03-gmail It should not be used to store real secrets like passwords. The reason is that this block runs on the “client” side (the user’s browser), so when the data is sent over the Internet to the webserver, it is exposed in the network package. However, for most games/projects you build for learning, it should be good enough. The “private” mode is meant to store data specific for one user. Say 100 users are running your shared game. Suppose each of them can specify a secret passcode that can be used to save or load game progress. You can use this block and use the “private” mode, so the data is separated by user ID, and 2 users can’t see each other’s data.

@jeffreyrb03-gmail Thanks for the explanation. XO doesn’t really take much computation or memory resource, so likely this is because the XO server is blocked by your school.

@info-creaticode Okay.

@011830-0a42ef84 CC said that there are enough mods. And if we’re overwhelmed, they’ll add another one.

@julia-4087a191 you could try working off one of these: https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/487/2d-sdg-3-care-bots-for-older-persons-difficulty-1 https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/471/2d-sdg-12-recycling-quiz-difficulty-1 https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/169/3d-a-spinning-earth-difficulty-1 https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/169/3d-a-spinning-earth-difficulty-1 https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/321/3d-an-alien-dance-party-difficulty-1

@julia-4087a191 You think what?

@jeffreyrb03-gmail Oh, ok, thanks.

@tyller_ an example if you wish to use the say block is https://play.creaticode.com/projects/66f183d22756e7dc16b78d60

@amanda-12368f30 Good job, but this isn’t related to the topic.

@cattyplayzy Noted. We will look into it.

We will post an example project next week for a simple chat room.

@jeffreyrb03-gmail This can be done by setting a “negative scale” with the “update scale” block, and it even supports animations (though you probably don’t need it in this case). For example: [image: 819809b8-a361-4f03-bcd3-882933a95643.png]   [image: 10b2fe3a-f030-438f-9157-5bf744eaa4e9.gif]

@amanda-12368f30 said in Can someone please help me: @black-cat He is helping me but no one is not answering this question: how do you make a advance platformer? Can you give some more details? Any example game? Is it 2D or 3D? Also, did you try to ask the CreatiCode XO assistant? https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/1103/creaticode-xo-ai-assistant-new-project-design Also, here is an example that uses 2D physics engine: https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/1037/2d-physics-geometry-bounce-game-difficulty-4 And you can also follow this more complicated tutorial by griffpatch:

@black-cat lol okay

@jeffreyrb03-gmail lol alr. not that shocking. but I devoted to that website until some idiots (joking I love them but its annoying at times) decided to block it, so I moved here. I also may or may not have used the forums for 3+ years, aswell…

@luna said in Uhm...: JAWNY it doesnt have any bad words so sure

@011830-0a42ef84 The “when this sprite clicked” block works for clones, since clones are also sprites. Also, this is a good question that you can ask our AI assistant “CreatiCode XO”, so you do not have to wait for answers here. For example, you can ask XO this question: how to make a clone of a sprite say “hi” when it is clicked? One possible response is the following program with explanations: [image: afc24bc7-3f97-41e7-969c-adc1306d7bc9.png] Explanation: Create Clone: The create clone of [myself v] with ID [1] block creates a clone of the sprite with a unique ID (in this case, ‘1’). You can use any ID you’d like. When I Start as a Clone: This block initializes the behavior for clones. It ensures the following script applies only to clones, not the original sprite. When This Sprite Clicked: This block detects when any clone is clicked. Say Block: The say [hi] for (2) seconds block makes the sprite say “hi” for 2 seconds when clicked.