For both procedures, you'll need a second account. This account will NOT be associated with end result.
#1 = Your main account (the one that owns the project you want to remix or follow)
#2 = The second account. You won't ever need to touch this account again unless you want to unfollow yourself.

How to Follow Yourself
1. Log into scratch as Account #2. Then navigate to #1's profile page.
2. Open a new tab, sign out and then sign back into #1.
3. Go back to the first tab and click follow.
4. Profit

This may get annoying after awhile, I ended up unfollowing myself.
To unfollow yourself, just do the exact same thing.

How to Remix Your Own Project
This is very similar to following youself, as you just replace the follow button with the remix button.
1. Log into scratch as Account #2. Then navigate to the inside of the project you want #1 to remix.
2. Open a new tab, sign out and then sign back into #1.
3. Go back to the first tab and click remix.

You will have now created a remix, and you can now see that you are signed in as #1


You can now close the second tab.

References:
MeeMi's project on following yourself.

ok

Why does it have “iTopic” in the title?

Rumanti wrote:

Why does it have “iTopic” in the title?

The Scratch Team did it secretly. I checked the sticky with all of the ITopics and it was there. :3

Cool!

when green flag clicked :: pen
say [Doing things is boring] :: sensing
think about doing nothing :: operators
forever :: custom
Do nothing :: operators
end

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

Rumanti wrote:

Why does it have “iTopic” in the title?

The Scratch Team did it secretly. I checked the sticky with all of the ITopics and it was there. :3

I think it's not the Scratch Team, since this is not stickied and the “i” is capitalized..

You can just log out, press remix and enter the info

Rumanti wrote:

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

Rumanti wrote:

Why does it have “iTopic” in the title?

The Scratch Team did it secretly. I checked the sticky with all of the ITopics and it was there. :3

I think it's not the Scratch Team, since this is not stickied and the “i” is capitalized..

No it was. You can ask Paddle2See, I checked it though him, that's how it ended up in his post.
Also, in the post where you can propose projects to be featured, the “i” is capitalized.

Codegirl101 wrote:

You can just log out, press remix and enter the info

As far as I'm concerned, that doesn't work.

I remixed my own test account project, It really helped.

I figured out a way to follow yourself with Inspect Element. I'm hoping to try it with remixing too.

(If anyone wants to see it, just check out my profile and find the link. This is not meant as an advertisement, which I know is spam.)

epicanna27 wrote:

I figured out a way to follow yourself with Inspect Element. I'm hoping to try it with remixing too.

(If anyone wants to see it, just check out my profile and find the link. This is not meant as an advertisement, which I know is spam.)

Hmm. I'll see if I can figure that out on my own, as I am currently exploring with the F12 Developer tools.

I found another reference here.

Cool!

Cool tricks X3

KingOfAwesome58219 wrote:

I've seen many people ask how to remix their own project or follow themselves, so I've made a topic!
For both “procedures”, you need a second account. This account will NOT be associated with end result.
#1 = Your main account (the one that owns the project you want to remix or follow)
#2 = The second account. You won't ever need to touch this account again unless you want to unfollow yourself.
—————————————————————————————————————————————————–
How to Follow Yourself
1. Log into scratch as Account #2. Then navigate to #1's profile page.
2. Open a new tab, sign out and then sign back into #1.
3. Go back to the first tab and click follow.

You are now following yourself.
This may get annoying after awhile, I ended up unfollowing myself.
To unfollow yourself, just do the exact same thing.
—————————————————————————————————————————————————–
How to Remix Your Own Project
This is very similar to following youself, as you just replace the follow button with the remix button.
1. Log into scratch as Account #2. Then navigate to the inside of the project you want #1 to remix.
2. Open a new tab, sign out and then sign back into #1.
3. Go back to the first tab and click remix.

You will have created a remix, and you can now see that you are signed in as #1


You can now close the second tab.

References:
MeeMi's project on following yourself.

I tried it, and it didn't work.

KingOfAwesome58219 wrote:

I've seen many people ask how to remix their own project or follow themselves, so I've made a topic!
For both “procedures”, you need a second account. This account will NOT be associated with end result.
#1 = Your main account (the one that owns the project you want to remix or follow)
#2 = The second account. You won't ever need to touch this account again unless you want to unfollow yourself.
—————————————————————————————————————————————————–
How to Follow Yourself
1. Log into scratch as Account #2. Then navigate to #1's profile page.
2. Open a new tab, sign out and then sign back into #1.
3. Go back to the first tab and click follow.

You are now following yourself.
This may get annoying after awhile, I ended up unfollowing myself.
To unfollow yourself, just do the exact same thing.
—————————————————————————————————————————————————–
How to Remix Your Own Project
This is very similar to following youself, as you just replace the follow button with the remix button.
1. Log into scratch as Account #2. Then navigate to the inside of the project you want #1 to remix.
2. Open a new tab, sign out and then sign back into #1.
3. Go back to the first tab and click remix.

You will have created a remix, and you can now see that you are signed in as #1


You can now close the second tab.

References:
MeeMi's project on following yourself.

You can remix your own project without a 2nd account.

You can remix your own project by going inside of it, clicking edit, and pressing ¨save as copy¨

Neither wrote:

You can remix your own project by going inside of it, clicking edit, and pressing ¨save as copy¨

Why is everybody saying this? Doing that won't be an actual remix!