I play Undertale, and I’ve seen ur projects before I think. Pretty cool!
Also I made this Undertale thing:

De image is denied
.
It don’t do it for me tho, but in the Scratch news, it said the website will be taken down for a bit for maintenance, so I guess ur just getting a glitch.

§§ It should be fixed soon! §§

SquirrelGuy-5 The code above yields dis result:

DragonFireGames sure they work. I have one .wav file that works, but other .mp3 or .wav files dont

What happened when u almost died?

Varrience I think the audio files are fine, it’s just CDO. But I can upload them if u want

SquirrelGuy-5 ima give u 100 coins and upvote a bunch of ur posts if u say Python.

[WUT] Adam this brings me to a question.
Was the server handling done with Python, NodeJS or something else?

[WUT] Adam true, but this data could be edited in a way on the server side.
Knowing how the website works is very helpful.
There’s a lot u can learn about tings, and it also helps u navigate through the real data on a server.

@[WUT] Adam i found dis lulz

(i posted dis in another discussion, but I thought it made sense to add it here too)

Anyway, could be exploited since dis crazy, I used de inspect console to find it.
For example, the attribute id of my user profile is like dis
id: "353"
Lil-starcast: id: "352"
And so on

Varrience .wav and .mp3

@[WUT] Adam lookie what I found.

So I am making dis cool little Undertale Sans boss fight, but I need some more sounds.

HOW EVER, when I try uploading them, the inspect console says
Failed to decode AudioData
Or something like dat.
Also I’ve read other discussions in this forum talking ‘bout other problems

SquirrelGuy-5 oh I fixed it. I just had to add the global keyword inside the function.

So, I was on KA and then I found this crazy piano scroller project using a sine oscillator and WEBGL.
I saved da code ‘cause why not.

anyway, I am definitely promoting it
award www.khanacademy.org/link 200

[WUT] Adam Alright!

class MyClass {
int num = 12;
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(num);
  }
}