How to be a Good Applicant ✍

sonic__fan

This is very good, however, I feel it should be cut down. Many Scratchers will probably not read all of it, go fill out an application, get rejected, and blame this for being too long. I'm not saying that if anyone gets rejected, it's your fault, it is not at all. But, it should be shorter so it's easier to read.

cs4965689

I don't know if this has been answered somewhere else, but I haven't seen it. As far as I know, the only way to make collab projects is by remixing each others projects a whole bunch of times. Is there another way that I don't know about? Sorry if this has been answered before.

Thanks

-cs

sonic__fan

cs4965689 wrote:
I don't know if this has been answered somewhere else, but I haven't seen it. As far as I know, the only way to make collab projects is by remixing each others projects a whole bunch of times. Is there another way that I don't know about? Sorry if this has been answered before.

Thanks
-cs

Yes, that is a way, however one way I did was commenting on the original project multiple times, and only ideas by people in the collab would go into the project. Another way you could do it is by talking person/people you're doing collabs with on an external site, so your ideas aren't in the public, and it's much easier to read than 52 Scratch comments.

cs4965689

Thanks. I think

sonic__fan wrote:
cs4965689 wrote:
I don't know if this has been answered somewhere else, but I haven't seen it. As far as I know, the only way to make collab projects is by remixing each others projects a whole bunch of times. Is there another way that I don't know about? Sorry if this has been answered before.

Thanks
-cs
Yes, that is a way, however one way I did was commenting on the original project multiple times, and only ideas by people in the collab would go into the project. Another way you could do it is by talking person/people you're doing collabs with on an external site, so your ideas aren't in the public, and it's much easier to read than 52 Scratch comments.

Thanks!

maxpasenyants

nice, i like it

Thinkright20man

maxpasenyants wrote:
nice, i like it

I like it too! The atomicmagicnumber profile is cool!

Emie267

Dodger-and-Spaniel wrote:
Grammar is a very important one XD at my school there is a sign that says:
Don't bounce ball's inside

I'm like WHAT

What's an inside and who's BALL??

?

London243

define how helpful this is!

SuperCute_Evee

What is collaboration?

sonic__fan

SuperCute_Evee wrote:
What is collaboration?

Look it up.

lexuye28

good information!

yodeh

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Cosmos_OS_1

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krithike4

I must join de collab or D E A T H

davidhahahahha

So what are we doing? Are we making weird blocks or something?

define (um excuse me why are even doing this)

sonic__fan

davidhahahahha wrote:
So what are we doing? Are we making weird blocks or something?
define (um excuse me why are even doing this)

You're adding to the conversation, though I don't believe there is one going on right, so you should make one!

The_Game_

How do you start a collaboration? Is it like a feature or something?

sonic__fan

The_Game_ wrote:
How do you start a collaboration? Is it like a feature or something?

You just make a game with someone (however, there isn't a clear way to do this).

Last edited by sonic__fan (Dec. 2, 2021 23:02:29)

22pranavp

cs4965689 wrote:
I don't know if this has been answered somewhere else, but I haven't seen it. As far as I know, the only way to make collab projects is by remixing each others projects a whole bunch of times. Is there another way that I don't know about? Sorry if this has been answered before.

Thanks
-cs

there are many other ways, but that might come in another version

The_Game_

sonic__fan wrote:
The_Game_ wrote:
How do you start a collaboration? Is it like a feature or something?
You just make a game with someone (however, there isn't a clear way to do this).

Yeah i figured it out. Me and @Speedy663 are making a game so I just wanted to know if their was an easy way to colab.

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