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GoogleplexPlus · 2009-12-29 19:53:32

You're going to... use... him? What is this, some sort of research for some game or something?

funkymonkey · 2009-12-29 20:02:21

GoogleplexPlus wrote:
You're going to... use... him? What is this, some sort of research for some game or something?

i am sort of using them for a game i'm making, yeah. it says so in my first post, i think

pinochio · 2009-12-29 20:03:11

Arent I super influential tongue j

Brass45 · 2009-12-29 21:32:50

Here's my list(not in order):

Archmage
Archmage has revolutionized scratch's scrolling techniques by giving us the idea of 2-sprite scrolling,allowing for greater and larger scrolling projects.He has also given us the idea for AI programming,leading to a number of SSB and various fighting projects,and has also been a pioneer in the use of sensors and velocities.

Paddle2see
Paddle2see is a very helpful scratcher who is always willing to lend a hand to any scratcher or help to remedy a glitch in a project.He has also come out with some projects with very innovative programming,from his widely used Trigonometry Cannon to his more recent Marble Roll Kit,allowing for scratch to become more versatile as a complex programming language.

RHY376547
RHY376547 has led scratch's path towards true 3D projects thanks to his GALE3D engine project,which allows for the drawing and rendering of 3D items in scratch.His wildly popular game LINE and also wildly anticipated sequel LINE2 have also set of an avalanche of 1-sprite 1-script games that are considered faster than multi-script projects.

Andremsh
Andremsh is one of the scratch design team on scratch that helps to design new versions of scratch and it's features,automatically making him influential to every project on the website.

Neo
Neo i'm a little unsure about,as he was never even an active scratch user,but he was the first registered scratch member on the site,helping him to set off the website that we all know and love.

Cheddergirl
If Paddle2see is the pinaccle of helpfulness on scratch,then cheddergirl certainly isn't far behind on the forums.She is one of the main forum mods whose job it is to keep the forums fun and nonviolent.She is also a very helpful scratcher who is always willing to help you on your way towards fixing a project or helping you learn about a programming method.

That's all I can think of who are influential and not just popular.If I find someone else than I may edit this thread.

pinochio · 2009-12-29 21:34:23

Brass45 wrote:
Here's my list(not in order):

Archmage
Archmage has revolutionized scratch's scrolling techniques by giving us the idea of 2-sprite scrolling,allowing for greater and larger scrolling projects.He has also given us the idea for AI programming,leading to a number of SSB and various fighting projects,and has also been a pioneer in the use of sensors and velocities.

Paddle2see
Paddle2see is a very helpful scratcher who is always willing to lend a hand to any scratcher or help to remedy a glitch in a project.He has also come out with some projects with very innovative programming,from his widely used Trigonometry Cannon to his more recent Marble Roll Kit,allowing for scratch to become more versatile as a complex programming language.

RHY376547
RHY376547 has led scratch's path towards true 3D projects thanks to his GALE3D engine project,which allows for the drawing and rendering of 3D items in scratch.His wildly popular game LINE and also wildly anticipated sequel LINE2 have also set of an avalanche of 1-sprite 1-script games that are considered faster than multi-script projects.

Andremsh
Andremsh is one of the scratch design team on scratch that helps to design new versions of scratch and it's features,automatically making him influential to every project on the website.

Neo
Neo i'm a little unsure about,as he was never even an active scratch user,but he was the first registered scratch member on the site,helping him to set off the website that we all know and love.

Cheddergirl
If Paddle2see is the pinaccle of helpfulness on scratch,then cheddergirl certainly isn't far behind on the forums.She is one of the main forum mods whose job it is to keep the forums fun and nonviolent.She is also a very helpful scratcher who is always willing to help you on your way towards fixing a project or helping you learn about a programming method.

That's all I can think of who are influential and not just popular.If I find someone else than I may edit this thread.

*Cough*Me*Cough* jk tongue

cocoanut · 2009-12-29 21:37:20

MyRedNeptune wrote:
Oh, you can also include Plumberry. ^^ His stickmen series were a hit.

Yes yes yes indeed Plumberry. He was like my best friend on Scratch when he was here. *nostalgia*

funkymonkey · 2009-12-29 21:52:36

Brass45 wrote:
Here's my list(not in order):

Archmage
Archmage has revolutionized scratch's scrolling techniques by giving us the idea of 2-sprite scrolling,allowing for greater and larger scrolling projects.He has also given us the idea for AI programming,leading to a number of SSB and various fighting projects,and has also been a pioneer in the use of sensors and velocities.

Paddle2see
Paddle2see is a very helpful scratcher who is always willing to lend a hand to any scratcher or help to remedy a glitch in a project.He has also come out with some projects with very innovative programming,from his widely used Trigonometry Cannon to his more recent Marble Roll Kit,allowing for scratch to become more versatile as a complex programming language.

RHY376547
RHY376547 has led scratch's path towards true 3D projects thanks to his GALE3D engine project,which allows for the drawing and rendering of 3D items in scratch.His wildly popular game LINE and also wildly anticipated sequel LINE2 have also set of an avalanche of 1-sprite 1-script games that are considered faster than multi-script projects.

Andremsh
Andremsh is one of the scratch design team on scratch that helps to design new versions of scratch and it's features,automatically making him influential to every project on the website.

Neo
Neo i'm a little unsure about,as he was never even an active scratch user,but he was the first registered scratch member on the site,helping him to set off the website that we all know and love.

Cheddergirl
If Paddle2see is the pinaccle of helpfulness on scratch,then cheddergirl certainly isn't far behind on the forums.She is one of the main forum mods whose job it is to keep the forums fun and nonviolent.She is also a very helpful scratcher who is always willing to help you on your way towards fixing a project or helping you learn about a programming method.

That's all I can think of who are influential and not just popular.If I find someone else than I may edit this thread.

wow thank you that is very helpful!

cocoanut · 2009-12-29 21:56:25

Wait, what? There was a user named Neo? I only knew of a project called Neo by Kuri.

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MyRedNeptune · 2009-12-29 22:11:50

my opinions........

gettysburg11 wrote:
archmage -yes
newareagle - not sure
Paddle2See -yes
Bluestribute- no
Dream-Caster (Not so sure about this one) -definitely not
MRN- am I gonna say no? xP
FMT - no way O.o
RHYwhatever those random numbers are - perhaps....
gettysburg11 - xP

funkymonkey wrote:
yeah jens!!! i forgot about him. im gonna use him

So do you need influental Scratchers or not? -,- Jens is not too influental.

funkymonkey wrote:
MyRedNeptune wrote:
You don't know CANTHIAR???????? O.O I thought you were there when he was a hit on Scratch. >.>

erm, well Maho and Nikki are simply one of the most popular Scratchers. But if you like you can include JSO and Chalkmarrow instead of them, if you're more into programming-popular Scratchers. ^^
lol yeah i had never heard of him until like a month ago... but I'm not really looking for popular scratchers, but people that were really influential and changed scratch altogether, sort of...

They both are very influental. Any popular active Scratcher is influental.

The-Whiz wrote:
I'd say Addzero...

And I would say Tsunami_Enterprises, if he was influential in a good way, which he's not - People are still making references to him now.

That's not influental, just surprising. It didn't really change anything at all.

funkymonkey wrote:
Does anyone think these scratchers are influential?
m44
Oldschooler2
Axeblade
Sonicpops (he made the first scratch company)

m44 - nah
Oldschooler2 - he is quite influental, but less than all the other Scratchers mentioned
Axeblade - no
SonicPops - SHE made the first Scratch company. xD Well, I think that's quite influental. :3

08jackt · 2009-12-29 23:57:08

Sonicpops
Bluestribute
Plumberry
m44
Arachmage
MyRedNeptune
Nikkiperson2
RHY [random numbers]

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cocoanut · 2009-12-30 00:33:31

08jackt wrote:
Pulmberry

Dun you dare spell his legendary name incorrectly. *sob*

Plumberry.

08jackt · 2009-12-30 00:52:50

cocoanut wrote:
08jackt wrote:
Pulmberry
Dun you dare spell his legendary name incorrectly. *sob*

Plumberry.

whoops.

*fixed*

nikkiperson2 · 2009-12-30 08:23:26

-chuckles at 08jackt's spelling of Plumberry-
I think MyRedNeptune is a very influential scratcher. (Oh wait, do evil masterminds bent on World Destruction count as 'influential?') I also think Pappy_Rick is very influential, or he has been influential to me personally. Mayhem is also influential, although many may just think of him as 'the guy who starts religious topics in Inspiratoin and More' lol

jacool · 2009-12-30 09:13:25

I think you should add S65 smile

DavidTy · 2009-12-30 10:21:49

Lanie has always been a good influence smile

DavidTy · 2009-12-30 10:31:05

jacool wrote:
I think you should add S65

Who's he?

funkymonkey · 2009-12-30 10:36:05

Alrighty, so here's the list (it turns out I actually need nine people, soo):
Archmage
Paddle2See
MyRedNeptune
Nikkiperson2
RHY3756547
Andresmh
Plumberry
Sonicpops
Bluestribute

jacool · 2009-12-30 10:42:32

Tanner-fbi, many users still upload remixes of his Cube World series.

zawicki1fromyoutube · 2009-12-30 11:55:59

Tanner_FBI? JD_Wardrop? ummm...dingdong?

MyRedNeptune · 2009-12-30 12:19:22

nikkiperson2 wrote:
-chuckles at 08jackt's spelling of Plumberry-
I think MyRedNeptune is a very influential scratcher. (Oh wait, do evil masterminds bent on World Destruction count as 'influential?') I also think Pappy_Rick is very influential, or he has been influential to me personally. Mayhem is also influential, although many may just think of him as 'the guy who starts religious topics in Inspiratoin and More'

Ah, pappy_rick! I forgot all about him. xD Mayhem is... well, so-so, I guess. x3

cocoanut · 2009-12-30 20:29:42

funkymonkey wrote:
Alrighty, so here's the list (it turns out I actually need nine people, soo):
Archmage
Paddle2See
MyRedNeptune
Nikkiperson2
RHY3756547
Andresmh
Plumberry
Sonicpops
Bluestribute

Good, you have Plumberry there. You made the right choices as long as you have him there. smile

funkymonkey · 2009-12-30 20:43:05

cocoanut wrote:
funkymonkey wrote:
Alrighty, so here's the list (it turns out I actually need nine people, soo):
Archmage
Paddle2See
MyRedNeptune
Nikkiperson2
RHY3756547
Andresmh
Plumberry
Sonicpops
Bluestribute
Good, you have Plumberry there. You made the right choices as long as you have him there.

wait.... so how was he influential? XD

funkymonkey · 2009-12-30 20:48:11

also, do Plumberry and Bluestribute have icon sort of things of themselves that anyone can think of? that would be a great help!

cocoanut · 2009-12-30 20:48:53

funkymonkey wrote:
also, do Plumberry and Bluestribute have icon sort of things of themselves that anyone can think of? that would be a great help!

STUPID STICKMAN FOR PLUMBERRY.

Dunno about Blues.

funkymonkey · 2009-12-30 20:49:30

okey dokey. maybe i won't use bluestribute then... i dunno

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