I have a few questions, I am new here and I know little about the discussion, but I would like to find some projects. Whoever helps me out gets virtual cookies and fame . Here they are:
-The most popular project currently on Scratch
-The first project ever posted on Scratch
-The project with most scripts on Scratch
-The studio with most followers
-Studio with most projects

You only need to answer one of these, which ever you know, Im just curious.

Thanks a bunch,
RG

RESORTgaming wrote:

I have a few questions, I am new here and I know little about the discussion, but I would like to find some projects. Whoever helps me out gets virtual cookies and fame . Here they are:
-The most popular project currently on Scratch
-The first project ever posted on Scratch
-The project with most scripts on Scratch
-The studio with most followers
-Studio with most projects

You only need to answer one of these, which ever you know, Im just curious.

Thanks a bunch,
RG

@griffpatch seems to have the most popular project(Laser tag or PaperMinecraft).
@andresmh made the first project ‘Weekend’
Again probably griffpatch.
Scratch Design Studio?
One of the Add Everything studios.

Thanks a lot! Just wondering , I think some other projects are more popular than paper MC?

RESORTgaming wrote:

-The most popular project currently on Scratch
-The first project ever posted on Scratch
-The project with most scripts on Scratch
-The studio with most followers
-Studio with most projects

1.: Paper Minecraft.
2.: The first projects probably got deleted. However, the oldest shared project that still exists is Weekend.
3.: Dunno.
4.: Maybe the Welcoming Committee?
5.: There was an Add Everything studio (involving bots) which had far over 100,000 projects, but I don't know if it still exists as I don't know the URL of it.

I hope that helped.

RESORTgaming wrote:

…I would like to find some projects.

I can help with that: see the link at the top that says “Explore”…

Whoever helps me out gets virtual cookies…

Sorry, only real ones are good enough…

-The most popular project currently on Scratch

When you say “currently”, is that meant to be placed before “most popular project”? -i.e. “currently the most popular”? Or did you really mean "most popular, as in most viewed, most loved, etc., ever, that is currently available on the Scratch website"…?

If the first, then it's a moving target and depends very much on what sort of time-span you're thinking. In terms of the last few days, you can get some idea from the Scratch front page (the featured projects, most loved, most remixed, etc.)

If the second, then Paper Minecraft, as others have mentioned. But you can find out more yourself via the Explore link I mentioned.

-The first project ever posted on Scratch

There was a topic recently asking that very question - go search it up and see the responses.

-The project with most scripts on Scratch

Not sure if you really want the most actual distinct scripts, or maybe you're thinking more about “the most scripting”…?
If the former, then it's very easy to create a project that has loads and loads of silly little scripts, yet does nothing particularly worth seeing.

Personally, I'd be more interested in the second. I suspect some of my own 3D projects would be up there (e.g. the 3D framework). InterXeptor has pretty extensive scripting, too, though I'm sure there are others with more. Also, griffpatch has been occasionally adding extra features to Paper Minecraft for quite a while now, so I'm sure that must have loads of scripting by now…

-The studio with most followers
-Studio with most projects

Given the preponderence of AE (add-everything) studios over the last few months, I'm sure it's not really worthwhile knowing the answer to such questions! -I'd be more curious to know the studios that have the most interested followers, and the most interesting(/different/clever/nifty/well-scripted/etc.) projects…

Hope that's useful!

Thanks everyone!

P.S. to give a bit more insight into the last questions (about studios)…

I think Wes64 has a really decent collection of studios he's made, containing good quality projects. Also, various members of the Scratch Team keep some good studios, so go check them out!