ITopic - How to Remix Your Own Project and Follow Yourself

Singham1

what is the code for following yourself

cs3494040

open an account mine is @cs3494040

open a new tab log out and log in as another account mine is @hi-my-name-is-blob

then go to your other tab and press follow

and your done tada!

Please follow me too

yuanai

Thanks! This was really helpful

Hi! I'm ✨ yuanai ✨

#yuanai!

PicoMetrics

Great topic! Reported to be stickied!

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Maximouse

PicoMetrics wrote:
Great topic! Reported to be stickied!

It's already an ITopic.

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PicoMetrics

Maximouse wrote:
PicoMetrics wrote:
Great topic! Reported to be stickied!
It's already an ITopic.

So?

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Maximouse

PicoMetrics wrote:
Maximouse wrote:
PicoMetrics wrote:
Great topic! Reported to be stickied!
It's already an ITopic.
So?

The ITopic status is given by the Scratch Team to topics that aren't important enough to be stickies, especially if there are already many stickies in a forum.

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PicoMetrics

Maximouse wrote:
PicoMetrics wrote:
Maximouse wrote:
PicoMetrics wrote:
Great topic! Reported to be stickied!
It's already an ITopic.
So?
The ITopic status is given by the Scratch Team to topics that aren't important enough to be stickies, especially if there are already many stickies in a forum.

ok

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Albus_Rickman

Rumanti wrote:
Why does it have “iTopic” in the title?

samq64

Albus_Rickman wrote:
Rumanti wrote:
Why does it have “iTopic” in the title?

See this post:

Maximouse wrote:
PicoMetrics wrote:
Maximouse wrote:
PicoMetrics wrote:
Great topic! Reported to be stickied!
It's already an ITopic.
So?
The ITopic status is given by the Scratch Team to topics that aren't important enough to be stickies, especially if there are already many stickies in a forum.

Here's the wiki article: https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/ITopic

Last edited by samq64 (May 14, 2021 14:39:56)

Dark1994

OMG T

KingOfAwesome58219 wrote:
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.

OMG TYSM

Queer_Royalty

There is an easier way to do it that doesn't require a second account.

1. Go to a random profile.
2. Right click the follow button, and then click ‘inspect element.’
3. Right click the highlighted code, and select “edit as HTML.”
4. Copy the HTML code.
5. Go back to your own profile.
6. Click where the follow button would typically be on a profile.
7. Repeat steps 2 and 3.
8. Delete the old code, and paste the code you copied previously.
9. You're done! Under 10 steps.

i would like to sincerely apologize for the above post.

i am stupid, weird, worthless, and in general a bad person but at least i am decent at platformers.

han614698

Queer_Royalty wrote:
There is an easier way to do it that doesn't require a second account.

1. Go to a random profile.
2. Right click the follow button, and then click ‘inspect element.’
3. Right click the highlighted code, and select “edit as HTML.”
4. Copy the HTML code.
5. Go back to your own profile.
6. Click where the follow button would typically be on a profile.
7. Repeat steps 2 and 3.
8. Delete the old code, and paste the code you copied previously.
9. You're done! Under 10 steps.

Unless you’re on a computer that doesn’t allow inspect.

Credit to -gge for the icons in my signature | I condensed all this code into five lines using [p] tags, idk why

Queer_Royalty

han614698 wrote:
Queer_Royalty wrote:
There is an easier way to do it that doesn't require a second account.

1. Go to a random profile.
2. Right click the follow button, and then click ‘inspect element.’
3. Right click the highlighted code, and select “edit as HTML.”
4. Copy the HTML code.
5. Go back to your own profile.
6. Click where the follow button would typically be on a profile.
7. Repeat steps 2 and 3.
8. Delete the old code, and paste the code you copied previously.
9. You're done! Under 10 steps.
Unless you’re on a computer that doesn’t allow inspect.

Point taken.

i would like to sincerely apologize for the above post.

i am stupid, weird, worthless, and in general a bad person but at least i am decent at platformers.

Techno274721

Queer_Royalty wrote:
There is an easier way to do it that doesn't require a second account.

1. Go to a random profile.
2. Right click the follow button, and then click ‘inspect element.’
3. Right click the highlighted code, and select “edit as HTML.”
4. Copy the HTML code.
5. Go back to your own profile.
6. Click where the follow button would typically be on a profile.
7. Repeat steps 2 and 3.
8. Delete the old code, and paste the code you copied previously.
9. You're done! Under 10 steps.

That works on most sites

this is a signiture make sure to click on my pfp

1Oaktree2

Queer_Royalty wrote:
There is an easier way to do it that doesn't require a second account.

1. Go to a random profile.
2. Right click the follow button, and then click ‘inspect element.’
3. Right click the highlighted code, and select “edit as HTML.”
4. Copy the HTML code.
5. Go back to your own profile.
6. Click where the follow button would typically be on a profile.
7. Repeat steps 2 and 3.
8. Delete the old code, and paste the code you copied previously.
9. You're done! Under 10 steps.

Yeah I think I did something wrong because it just changed my username to “Follow”

han614698

Hey there! While it is nice you are trying to help, the Scratch Team is not looking for guides at this time. Feel free to make this in a project instead!

Note that iTopics are clumped into this, they can exist, but need to be closed.

Credit to -gge for the icons in my signature | I condensed all this code into five lines using [p] tags, idk why

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