☁ LIVE URL count up Get the milestones you want, without spamming new projects! (We're getting close to 700 million!!) What this is: A counter that shows the URL to the most recently created project, usefull for getting URL milestones, (eg. /projects/700000000) ⚠️ However, does not work for New Scratchers, sorry! How to set an alarm: 1. Click the stage, and enter the project ID you desire. 2. Enter the number of seconds before you must click, to calmly remind you about it. (Please set this to something greater than 15 seconds, otherwise it will overlap with the other alarm and confuse you) 3. Wait, you can watch the countdown in the notifications list. 4. Eventually, the calm reminder will play 5. 4 seconds before, you will hear a siren 6. And right when you need to click, it'l play a terrible tone. Please check out @2okrisvadh, and @3TheHedgehogCoder3, and @dinosu they are (especially the first two) very underrated! WHAT THE ZOINK @TimMcCool LOVED AND FAVED!!!!!! Thank you SOO much!!!!!! :DDDDDDDD Love if you like this, follow me / check out my other projects if you want more of these sorts of things (+ mathart). And comment the project URLs you get with the help of this! Have fun, and scratch on! If it doesn't update, go to https://satya.deepplanet.com/r/?find-latest-project/ Note: I think new scratchers should have cloud variable read permission. Note: The notifications approximate the time you need to click the button, from a single test i did, where i measured how long after you clicked the create project button, it actually assigned it an ID. This changes based on internet speed, and how overloaded the scratch servers are. I *could* measure the internet speed and kinda scratch server speed to then change this value, but that might not work very well. This value is called "CREATE_PROJECT_DELAY" and is equal to 3.5 Note: This is linearly interpolated, my backend updates every 30 seconds. I may add projects per second per second for more accuracy. Note: The server is currently running on my laptop - I'll have to find my pi and run it there soon. (UPDATE: It's now happily running on my raspberry pi :D) This uses scratchattach, a python library by My algorithm (some kind of binary search) on the backend of this helped get me and this project's url. (do they work if you put them here?) #☁
