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Micheal23410

How do I remix a project I joined in 1924

Nambaseking01

Micheal23410 wrote:
How do I remix a project I joined in 1924

Ah hai, how was it back in 1924?

What are the Scratch usernames of your grandchildren? Do they also like to code here?

It's the first time I'm meeting a 74-year old

bobthehappyunicorn

Moon-cat90

AwesomeFoursome444 wrote:
I think it is important to remix too!

You're right!

godayushgeometrydash

when green flag clicked
say [a super power is the power to remix]

red2359

Micheal23410 wrote:
How do I remix a project I joined in 1924

How is that possible?!
Was Scratch even created then?!!

red2359

red2359 wrote:
Micheal23410 wrote:
How do I remix a project I joined in 1924
How is that possible?!
Was Scratch even created then?!!

NVM I looked at your profile.

HDMemesAndCo

The power to remix is a great power. It allows you to add your own special tweaks to a game.

when green flag clicked
say [it also allows you to make good projects better] for (2) secs
say [or, you could fix projects broken by 3.0] for (2) secs

RVJORDI

mightyetta

hi I need an idea for a game please give me an idea of one I want it to be fun popular and scary all in one

Vanilla2011

bigpuppy wrote:
To remix a project, open the desired project by another Scratcher and make a change in the code or art. Instead of the usual save button, there will be an orange “remix” button where the save button should be. Once you click this, your own copy of the project with the change is saved with the original title with the word remix at the end.

Pls edit the word in bold, as in Scratch 3.0, the button is green. I know it might be fine for experienced Scratchers like you and me, and maybe you the reader, but it might confuse New Scratchers.

Last edited by Vanilla2011 (Aug. 18, 2020 01:29:44)

stormiemycat24

Hello, how do you become a scratcher?

s162212

NEW PLATFORMER CONTEST! JOIN NOW BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!
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Last edited by s162212 (Oct. 22, 2020 19:47:02)

MasterOfToast2018

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Helen_Radke140608

I'd like to know more about said legal and illegal remixing. Thanks!
I just have a lot of remixed projects so that I'd like to know if I am not breaking any rules

Helen_Radke140608

I'd like to know more about said legal and illegal remixing. Thanks!
I just have a lot of remixed projects so that I'd like to know if I am not breaking any rules

And I really like remixing!!!!! I have some VERY cool projects which are remixes of others.

It is also very important for the new scratchers to remix. This is the way they try out all the Scratch Features and when they remix other peoples's projects they get inspired by them and help them by adding their own unique art.

I also think that old users should remix starters' projects too to help them explore around Scratch.

Sorry for being that annoying as I usually am

I just want to become a professional Scratcher from the Newbie, but I think there is just no use in what i am usually doing

Thanks to all of you for helping me yesturday.
I think I'll just go now….
PS

I am NOT British or American and I am looking for Ukrainian or Russian people in Scratch so if you are from such countries and feeling lonely because you can't find someone who speaks the same language and you're not sure about your English to speak to others and…. A a lot more, then you're not alone!!!!!!

Cherrypuff187

A remix is a modified and shared version of an uploaded project.

s164051

sparkledoge

If you see a project that says no remixes, should you report if you see a remix of that project?

bigpuppy

sparkledoge wrote:
If you see a project that says no remixes, should you report if you see a remix of that project?

Sorry for the late reply. Good question!

Saying “no remixes” contradicts this section of the Community Guidelines:

Share.
You are free to remix projects, ideas, images, or anything else you find on Scratch – and anyone can use anything that you share. Be sure to give credit when you remix.

Therefore, you should not report remixes of a project that says “no remixes” (unless the remixes break the Community Guidelines in other ways). See this forum post by Scratch Team member achouse* for more information: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/417686/

achouse* wrote:
Can I add a note to my project telling people not to remix or recolor?

No. Everything on Scratch is remixable, so by adding this type of note to your project, you’re imposing false restrictions on other Scratchers. If you don’t want others to remix your creations, you can still create projects on the Scratch website, but don’t share them on the website.

Instead, you should report the original project (the one that says “no remixes”) under the criterion “Other,” then “The project doesn't allow remixing.”

Last edited by bigpuppy (Dec. 28, 2020 21:34:51)

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