Topics created by Helloperson91412

@helloperson91412

It does work when we test it. Can you please try to do a hard reload first? And then show us the project or a screenshot?

@info-creaticode The public/private data isn’t working. It won’t update, and it won’t be removed. Can you please fix this?
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@info-creaticode Thank you very much! 😁

@helloperson91412

Thank you for reporting. This is not acceptable on CreatiCode. Please report all the offending comments using the “report” link, and we will delete them and warn the offending users. If this continues to happen we will delete those users’ accounts.

On the other hand, if you have copied a project from other users on CreatiCode or MIT Scratch, please add a reference to the original project.

@helloperson91412

Please try again after a hard refresh of the page. We made some changes.

@helloperson91412 If all else fails, you can use an unlisted* YouTube video you’ve uploaded and share it with us.

That works the same as what you’re trying to do.

*You don’t have to publish it if you don’t want to, you can share it unlisted

Hi, @helloperson91412,

I could be wrong, especially since he (the user you screenshotted) doesn’t appear to have any playable games, but I’m pretty sure score is for when your game gets favorited/liked (and/or remixed).

Again, I don’t know.

Edit: After further “investigation” (aka looking at your games) it could be no one has rewarded you a point (the third box that says “reward point” on your profile: https://play.creaticode.com/users/68c09ba751f244b6b1207eec)

To figure this out, I tried rewarding a point through both methods. It may take a bit to process but we should be able to see soon

@helloperson91412

That usually represents a block that’s no longer supported.

@info-creaticode

https://play.creaticode.com/projects/6990dfbf25dad6d3c2c5e0d8

The original game on Scratch is at

Mine gets so sped up that the tiles don’t load in for players

@helloperson91412 CreatiCode is designed for higher performance than standard MIT Scratch by utilizing modern web technologies and optimizing the runtime environment, rather than just being a 2D-only interpreter. It is built on top of the open-source version of Scratch 3.0, but it enhances performance in several key ways… and yeah…