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TheExplodingCheez wrote:

I think this one's really god!  It is long and unique!
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/TheExplodingCheez/672525
thanks!

I love that game and saw it, but you can't nominate your own projects.
I'll vouch that propose though 

Jman720 wrote:

There's only one thing, many undiscoveree projects that should be featured have more than five love-its, not a lot more love its, but more, so there is a problem.
Solve for x
2+3+2+(-9)+1x+2x=7

I don't get it, what are you talking about? 

Last edited by Mike16112 (2009-09-07 09:50:10)

This is a cool game.  I played it a lot.  It is very addicting.
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/24ever/673588

Hmmm well that's a little too strict, I was thinking about these rules:
* You can sumbit your own project, however, if you do, it must have over 10 love-its
* It must have at least 55 views
* It must be at least two days old
* It must not have any strong violence and only occasional bad language is allowed
* It must not be in any more than 5 galleries
In addition, it only gets featured for one day then it goes off and you can't sumbit it again. What do you think of this idea? 

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/weswesrock/674867

What about this one?

Uh, small problem.....

andresmh wrote:

A project CANNOT be submitted if it...

4. uses media (music, images, etc) from a commercial entity such as Nintendo, Sega, Disney, TV shows, movies, etc.

Sorry, but that is almost impossoble. About 1/2 the sound effects I use are from Nintendo and I know many other projects that would be instantly out. Could we reconsider that, because this is like saying that every project must be completley 3rd-party free. And that would be impossoble. Well almost. (yeah I probaly spelt impossoble wrong).
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A sheep that looks like a marshmallow, not a
marshmallow that looks like a sheep! 

I was frustrated trying to get around "format variables drop down in Scratch 1.4"  it looks great locally, but when put online, it goes back to the (variablename [value]) format
and I tried many workarounds on that.  But nothing worked properly.  So I designed
some code to display numbers using 0 through 9 costumes on a sprite.  You pass the
argument in preset variables NumberX, NumberY and Number then broadcast "ShowNumber".  It supports zero blanking.  The code is setup to display integers
from 0 to 999.  You can remix to display whatever range that you need.  Heck, you
can even edit the costumes for the numbers to match your project.  I first used it on my Skydiving Game.  And pulled out the Numbers Code for a Numbers Tutorial.

Any clues why the "stock" variable drop down display modes do not work online?

-SAB

chinagnd wrote:

I wanted to put a "Love it" but then realized that if I did, I might make it no longer eligible for Featuring

On what project?  Can you leave a link - that would be great!

I'd like to recommend greenflash's Variable Tutorial. It's style is brilliant, the text flows, and he explains it clearly. It also has illustrations, and the Scratch Cat!

I know he's featured at the moment, and that the project already has eight loveits (at the moment of visiting). It's also less than two weeks old, but it's like the Paint Net. tutorial; they both explain well.

Thanks for your time,
Chrischb

Last edited by Chrischb (2009-09-17 05:03:40)

I would like to recommend scmb1's Circle Works. It is utterly amazing. And simple. You choose the radius of a circle with a slider variable (or you enter one in with the chatbar). Then you select 'Draw'. A pencil will draw a circle. This is not it. Once done, you can fill in the circle (and it happens very quickly). You can choose if you want to see the axis or not. And once the circle's drawn, a starfish will appear that will read out some calculations on your circle!

There's only rules 2 and 5. There are six love-its. I was the sixth. I can get rid of it though, if it'll help.

Best tank game in progress help advice and give ideas for new weapons
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/12104404/695069

12104404 wrote:

Best tank game in progress help advice and give ideas for new weapons
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/12104404/695069

Rule 1: You can't submit your own project. Sorry.