What was in your oldest surviving project?

moistery

an interactive project about school using default sprites. pressing different keys would make the sprites used as students make different faces. i made it when i was 9 years old on my first account.

FloralAnimator

My first project on my first ever account was a candle light moving animation,like about 4 months ago

SuperSean12

mine is j a z z and b e e s https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/347800456

Byron_Inc

My first project is about an animation where Giga and Avery arguing if it will rain. I know nothing about the hide block then.

CatsUnited

If we're talking oldest shared, then Kerbi (which isn't even that old relative to the age of my account, it's only just going to turn 2 years old in a few days)
The oldest project I have on my account including unshared projects is from September 2014 and it was a remix of a top down driving game where I made a custom map for it.
I haven't confirmed it yet, but the oldest projects I've ever made at all with Scratch are probably on an old hard drive somewhere going back to February or March 2014.

jettypumpkin07

One of the first projects uploaded to the website (that wasn't used for testing, there are like 100 of them), was Weekend.
From my stuff, one of the first projects I shared was a fairly simple maze game you can still find over here.

Last edited by jettypumpkin07 (Sept. 8, 2020 12:18:23)

cheesyfriedeggs

oops

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jettypumpkin07

cheesyfriedeggs wrote:
jettypumpkin07 wrote:
One of the first projects uploaded to the website (that wasn't used for testing, there are like 100 of them), was Weekend.
They're asking what's in your oldest surviving project, not the oldest surviving project.

I was still working on my post:

jettypumpkin07 wrote:
One of the first projects uploaded to the website (that wasn't used for testing, there are like 100 of them), was Weekend.
From my stuff, one of the first projects I shared was a fairly simple maze game you can still find over here.

cheesyfriedeggs

jettypumpkin07 wrote:
cheesyfriedeggs wrote:
jettypumpkin07 wrote:
One of the first projects uploaded to the website (that wasn't used for testing, there are like 100 of them), was Weekend.
They're asking what's in your oldest surviving project, not the oldest surviving project.
I was still working on my post:
jettypumpkin07 wrote:
One of the first projects uploaded to the website (that wasn't used for testing, there are like 100 of them), was Weekend.
From my stuff, one of the first projects I shared was a fairly simple maze game you can still find over here.

Oops, sorry.

Last edited by cheesyfriedeggs (Sept. 8, 2020 12:25:02)

SpaceBoy234

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/169566987/ was my first project on my first account.

ThatOneWeirdDude

mine was named “MLG Stuff” i made it back when i had the lowest humour nd it contained memes and sounds that you would find in “MLG” videos on youtube.

I had older projects but they were all remixes or contained barely any code.

okay my first project had some code but it also has my cringy 3rd grade voice and I don't have access to that account anymore s I cant remove it

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LengendaryBunny

a line that said hi

pavcato

LengendaryBunny wrote:
a line that said hi

Line wrote:
Hi

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CatsUnited

ThatOneWeirdDude wrote:
mine was named “MLG Stuff” i made it back when i had the lowest humour nd it contained memes and sounds that you would find in “MLG” videos on youtube.

I had older projects but they were all remixes or contained barely any code.

okay my first project had some code but it also has my cringy 3rd grade voice and I don't have access to that account anymore s I cant remove it

On that point, I also went on an MLG phase with my account, particularly through 2015. MLG was very popular on Scratch in general at that time, so I assume that's how I got the majority of my pre-2018 following.

Ihatr

MeowyTitan08 wrote:
On a very old account of mine, my oldest project is an ‘animation’ where the Angry Birds get a new slingshot but it's overpowered so they fly to the moon. The drawings are all trash, and i voiced it all myself for some reason. I guess that's what you gotta expect from a project you made when you were 7.

that legit sounds like something i would like to see haha

4096bits

Ihatr wrote:
MeowyTitan08 wrote:
On a very old account of mine, my oldest project is an ‘animation’ where the Angry Birds get a new slingshot but it's overpowered so they fly to the moon. The drawings are all trash, and i voiced it all myself for some reason. I guess that's what you gotta expect from a project you made when you were 7.
that legit sounds like something i would like to see haha

Count me in because I somehow like Angry Birds. Please don't judge.

pavcato

CatsUnited wrote:
ThatOneWeirdDude wrote:
mine was named “MLG Stuff” i made it back when i had the lowest humour nd it contained memes and sounds that you would find in “MLG” videos on youtube.

I had older projects but they were all remixes or contained barely any code.

okay my first project had some code but it also has my cringy 3rd grade voice and I don't have access to that account anymore s I cant remove it
On that point, I also went on an MLG phase with my account, particularly through 2015. MLG was very popular on Scratch in general at that time, so I assume that's how I got the majority of my pre-2018 following.

2 years ago, I spent all my time just editing this vaporwave(beautiful song btw) song and they were horrible edit, but liked them. I still really like vaporwave's and just music like that.

MrFluffyPenguins

My first project was mainly made by my sister to help me learn Scratch.
It was called “Penguin Run” and you played as a penguin (shaped like a car?) that jumped over rocks that appeared every few seconds.

garnetluvcookie

garnetluvcookie wrote:
don't you dare judge me

Ihatr

garnetluvcookie wrote:
garnetluvcookie wrote:
don't you dare judge me

thats cool i guess

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