Draw a Dinosaur. Remix the project and Draw your Own! MAKE SURE TO READ THE RULES FULLY BEFORE REMIXING. ____ RULES: 1. Make sure to write your username in the Sprites you create! We might not be able to figure out who it came from otherwise.You must also number your sprites, even if you only make one. for example, your first one is "YourUser (1)", then your second one is "YourUser (2)". 2. You must create your own said being. Don't delete other people's, and don't take others and recolor it to make it look like you drew it. If you recolor a said being and clone it, it can only be yours. The only person who had an exception to this rule is The Official Scratch site as there's a chance the said project might use Scratch sprites alongside the original creator's sprites as examples. 3. All said beings must overlap evenly. Make the overlapping realistic. 4. Don't make said being too big/small, even if said being is meant to be bigger. The only exception to this rule is if you need to shrink other said beings to add your own at the same new size. YOURS MUST BE THE SAME EXACT SIZE AS EVERYONE ELSE'S. 5. Depending on what kind of "Draw your" project the said project is, it may allow extra things such as pets within the same sprite. This one doesn't allow that. 6. Move the "draw yours here!" sprite to the next space over when you need to. Said beings are highly preferred to be in a designated order. 7. You can create multiple of said being, but don't create too too much! 8. If said project has a foreground, be careful when placing! It must be on the ground of the foreground if it gets that close! This one has a foreground. 9. DON'T DIRECTLY UTILIZE THE "DRAW YOURS HERE" Sprite! Similar to an earlier rule here, you should insert your own sprite, then move the "draw yours here!" sprite over to the next reasonable spot over, presumably to the right, or into the next row if there's not enough land space in that row.
Song from the Scratch Camp https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1364656541/ Project! I don't know if that's were it exactly originally came from, but if it has an actual origin, please tell me so I can credit that here too. ____ #dinosaur #prehistoric
