Allow a user to disable the editor for other people in their game to prevent cheating
Ive been responsible for introducing my school to this site, causing many sign-ups, and half of the time i see people cheat games. It annoys me alot
This has been asked for enough times that I think it probably makes sense to add. I’ll put it on my list 
Thanks
Finally 
Ah, I thought you forgot.
It never happened…
hasn’t happened - I have a huge list of stuff to work on 
@jngthree - I didn;t forget, but I’m working on something else at the moment. I think you’ll like it though
That makes me curious. Can’t wait!
@grazer now I’m starting to go through my previous feature requests and/or recent ones that I backed to see if any particular ones seem interesting.
This would be great!
It would… I have various… SECRETS… in my game.
Here’s my plan for this:
Right now, the editor doesn’t open when playing embedded games. I’m going to add a “private/public” setting to the games, so that you can select whether a game shows on the site. To make a game that can’t be edited, you’ll just need to make the game private, and them embed it on a web page somewhere.
Sounds good
Hey, That’s a pretty good solution!
Or maybe when the “play URL” (flowlab.io/game/play/#) is opened, it redirects to the embed site instead.
Just a suggestion to make it easier for people to find it.
The way I’m learning (and staying engaged/using the site) is because I can see how others get things to work they way they do. Removing this removes a huge educational resource.