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bunbun45 wrote:

i suggest downloading cool games (such as cube world or chop shop) to see how the creators put the project together. for example: say that you want to make a cool platformer game. but you have no idea how to make the guy move and jump on platforms. so you download a hit platformer. just mabye change the sprites and the backrounds and there, you've just made a platformer. but when you share it, if on the bottom of the project doesn't say "based on _____'s idea", you should say in the name of the original creator in the description (you can change the description by clicking on the first discription you chose when you first shared the project). well thats about it for my suggestion. if your an experienced scratcher fell free to post any more suggestions.

Nice tips! Since I see your new...Welcome!

in my opinion it is good to check out as many tutorials as possible, and to share as much as possible.  the faster you learn, the better your games are.  i deleted some of my old games when i got better too.