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What do you mean by "cool"?

Then I don't think you should say cool. Not all viewed projects are good. Maybe just, well known?

i make loads of projects but nobody views them. how can i get more views?

Nat_99 wrote:

i make loads of projects but nobody views them. how can i get more views?

well, here are a few ideas.
1 comment on other people's projects and stuff. They'll most likely click your name and itll bring them to your projects!
2. make lots of TRUE friends!!!!!!! ( see my forum, "friending advice!" ) most chances are that, if you have many (good online) friends, theyll want to see your stuff!
3 ignore bad comments on your stuff. there are 2 types of bad comments: one is just a bad commet like "this is boring" or something similar. that one you can ignore, delete the comment, if possible! the second type is something REALLY harsh!!!! (i cant say it, i might get in trouble)     if you get one of those, report it ( there is a little thing under the comment that says "flag as innapropriate or "flag". click that!)
4 check out "project unknown (how to get more comments and views)" by PlanetX.
     hope i helped 

juststickman wrote:

Remember this:
If juststickman posts how your animation wasn't good, don't repeatedly insult him.

Hopefully nobody will be insulting anybody...repeatedly or even singularly!  That being said, there is a bit of an art to giving criticism to people in such a way that they don't feel bad about it.  I think the key is to emphasize the parts that you do like and then use words like "it might be improved a bit if you..."  rather than "you fail at ...".  Please bear in mind that I am simply making up an example that probably bears no resemblance to anything you may have said 

juststickman wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

juststickman wrote:

Remember this:
If juststickman posts how your animation wasn't good, don't repeatedly insult him.

Hopefully nobody will be insulting anybody...repeatedly or even singularly!  That being said, there is a bit of an art to giving criticism to people in such a way that they don't feel bad about it.  I think the key is to emphasize the parts that you do like and then use words like "it might be improved a bit if you..."  rather than "you fail at ...".  Please bear in mind that I am simply making up an example that probably bears no resemblance to anything you may have said 

I have been saying something like "at this part the stickman was a bit stiff, I think you should ease a little more there. The next part was pretty funny!"
And then suddenly this guy said to me: WELL YOU [removed before mod could  ]! YOUR STUFF IS HORRIBLE AND PATHETIC!!!

That does sound like an overreaction 

Some people are just not good at taking criticism at all.  I prefer not to work with people that are that touchy, personally.  But maybe you have more patience than me.

Paddle2See wrote:

juststickman wrote:

Remember this:
If juststickman posts how your animation wasn't good, don't repeatedly insult him.

Hopefully nobody will be insulting anybody...repeatedly or even singularly!  That being said, there is a bit of an art to giving criticism to people in such a way that they don't feel bad about it.  I think the key is to emphasize the parts that you do like and then use words like "it might be improved a bit if you..."  rather than "you fail at ...".  Please bear in mind that I am simply making up an example that probably bears no resemblance to anything you may have said 

i totaly agree! isnt it called "constructive feedback"?

soupoftomato wrote:

Musicstar888 wrote:

Need Advice on how to make your projects well-known? Comment a question, and I'll answer it! ( Please, only questions on how to make cool projects , I'm not good at games!!! ) Sorry.  Ok, I'll also answer questions about how to get around the website, but NO GAME QUESTIONS ! PLEEZ! haha lol! 

No games = Failing at making projects cool 

Maybe just, "noticed"

i think i disagree. Games are fun, but movies and art can be amusing...

well to make your projects well-known, they have to be interesting. they don't have to be games

who is this "doody" you speak of?  and no, i have only one account. i will say it one last time... THINGS THAT ARE INTERESTING DONT HAVE TO BE GAMES!!!!! >   doesnt anyone agree? there is some animation that is very fun and interesting... i personally, think games  are glitchy. They tend to have many problems if not made right. Also, i can't even acces any games because my computer is slow, so  i can only see projects with animation . I don't think games are bad, its just that i have a different perspective then you do! there is nothing wrong with animation. some animation is really good and gets more veiws than games. They can be funny, meaningful, or just plain awesome!  i know this is a long comment, but i am trying to make a point peacefully.

Last edited by Musicstar888 (2010-02-14 21:10:27)

i'm trying to make a model of the moon phases

any chance you can help? I need to learn how to make the moon rotate around the earth

juststickman wrote:

Musicstar888 wrote:

well to make your projects well-known, they have to be interesting. they don't have to be games

Again, not true. Clearly you do not have a secret other account and started over, so you have not seen Doody.

I actually have seen Doody, and (no offense Doody! ) i think he is as normal as anyone else on this site...