(if the CRT effect looks familiar in the beginning, don't worry, I'm not that guy.) I wanted to make a continuation of my recent animation "Magic Marvin's Evil Potion," (Go watch that first if you're interested: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1351795370/ ) and since the new SDS is about camping, I figured this would be a perfect opportunity to bring Marvin and Gerald back, along with a MIDI cover I've had tucked away for a while. So finally, after a long day of dissecting and reassembling a unicorn while constantly questioning my terrible anatomy skills, I think it's finally ready to share. Thanks for taking the time to check out this short project! TL;DR: pls help me find who made this crt filter so I can put their username in the Notes and Credits :) It may or may not be news to you that I had been getting some unpleasant "remix messages" last month, but they're not going to get me down or make me quit Scratch. I'll only stop Scratching when my nails turn dull! That being said, I did use the CRT filter from their "message" projects because I thought it looked really cool. I'm not going to name names (the account has been deactivated). I presume he got it from someone else, but he didn't say who, which makes me sad because I can't credit them :( If you know who made this awesome filter, tell me ASAP so they can get the credit they've well deserved!
Made for the "Around the Campfire" SDS! Used Wizard and Unicorn from Scratch's sprite library - The background is an edit of one of my artworks: https://www.deviantart.com/joshuathomas10/art/Forest-CttM-p1-1331384093 (it also comes with a little story if you're interested, though it has nothing to do with this project other than the image existing) Fire particles was animated by me. Technically my first time diving into hand-made animating! The music is a cover of "United States" from Nintendo's education game "Mario is Missing!" for the SNES - I did not make the original MIDI. The MIDI used, as well as the user who ripped it from the game files, can be found here: https://mfgg.net/?act=resdb¶m=02&c=5&id=23523 I didn't live-perform this with real instruments. I instead used a series of plugins in the program LMMS. - Guitar VST plugin: https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/64-Virtual-Instrument/4520-Ample-Guitar-M-Lite-II - Bass plugin: https://plugins4free.com/plugin/2505/ - Piano plugin: https://neovst.com/piano-one/ The CRT effect was borrowed from a project of an account that has since been deleted. He didn't give any credit to the original creator of the filter (that is, if he didn't make it himself), and I haven't been able to find a similar effect through searching. If you have any idea who created this CRT filter, please tell me so that I can credit them for this awesome effect! If I'm forgetting anything, please let me know!
