---- SCROLL DOWN FOR REMIX INSTRUCTIONS AND A FEW RULES - DON'T DELETE THESE! ---- Want to quickly get to the most recent remix? Click here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/520881178/remixtree It is polite and REMIX ETIQUETTE to comment "Remixing..." in the comments before starting a remix, so people know not to accidentally split the remix tree's branches. If you don't intend to make a new remix branch, then don't remix if someone has already commented "Remixing..."! Click that green "Remix" button and add some of your characters fast asleep on top of this cloud during the night. They don't have to be your characters as long as you give credit to the original creators. In fact, not everyone has to be sleeping, but it would be polite if they tried not to make any noise or otherwise disturb or otherwise inconvenience the ones who are asleep. Also, please make sure your characters don't take up too much space on the cloud so there's space for more characters. I'd say an average-sized person is just slightly shorter than Walburt (the purple gecko) is. (if you think someone is taking up too much space, it'll be nice to move them a bit) It's also recommended you don't delete any characters not added by you unless the project size limit is reached or they break the Scratch Community Guidelines. If you do (or are deemed to have "stolen" a remix from someone else), your remix may be declared UNSAVOURY by @Burgnew_On_A_Laptop and he'll not want your remix to be remixed (unless said remixes fix the errors that made it unsavoury)! Finally, if you want to mute or unmute the soothing lullaby, just click/tap the button in the top-left corner. Now goodnight go bless <3.
Peacefully dozing off high up on a cloud. How will we get down? We don't care because we're tired. Zzz... This was somewhat inspired by other "Add Yourselves" where you have to add yourself sleeping, sometimes in different locations like on a boat: or one large bed. (hopefully in the context of a sleepover). This is my first time using my Walburt and Ripley vectorizations in a project, too. If you want to backpack them yourself, go see inside this project: Credit to all, especially Nintendo for the original music. (A beautiful piano rendition of the "Piranha Plant's Lullaby" from Super Mario 64 found on the "original soundtrack" album). Now have a good night's rest!
