Credit to @-Rex- for PTE++ ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/406678232/ ) === FOR REMIX INSTRUCTIONS & RULES, SCROLL DOWN === Want to quickly get to the most recent remix? Try the remix tree: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/596750141/remixtree Power Drinks are like beverages with a special difference, with the fact that they can cause all sorts of weird & wonderful effects on you and others! Think of them as potions with added flavour & pizazz. Use the on-screen buttons, the arrows keys, or the keyboard keys WASD, Q and R to navigate the extensive list of power drinks that grows with every remix. This was inspired by a series of projects by @MaddieManges simply named "Power Drinks" - check out the original three projects here: ORIGINAL: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/324227297/ MORE: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/324295038/ SEASONAL: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/324355404/ === HOW TO REMIX === Want to add power drinks to this project? Follow these instructions carefully to get them in: 1. Scroll down below these instructions & read the rules! DON'T proceed until you've done this! 2. Click the green "Remix" button at the top-right corner. 3. Design your power drink on a new costume in the "Power Drinks" sprite. Try experimenting with more artistic variations on usual beverage containers. 4. Set up the drink's information using the "Add info" block in the same sprite. (Tip: If you set the first input to "c" then you can change info for the current costume/drink!) 5. Test your project &, if you like the result, either continue to add more drinks or share it! 6. Modify the title to match the current remix number & amount of drinks. BONUS: You're also allowed to add more music tracks. === RULES === (don't break them) Only , , , , , , , and (as well as their alternate accounts) can break these rules. Rules marked with a (!) can only be broken by , nobody else! Rules marked with a (?) are optional; feel free to break them if you want, but following them is usually recommended. (!) 1. 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 commented "Remixing..."! (!) 2. DO NOT BREAK SCRATCH'S COMMUNITY GUIDELINES (SCG)!! That means nothing too scary, gory or vulgar & no inappropriate language! All Power Drinks are supposed to be alcohol-free, so don't name them after drinks that aren't. (!) 3. Don't add or remove anyone from the 'breaking-rules' list without permission! Furthermore, don't delete any of these rules or instructions & don't completely change the project title either! 4. Don't delete or destructively modify anything you didn't make, unless to fix a bug or glitch, modify anything that breaks any rules or the SCG, delete unused assets, or add new features. (?) 5. Try to keep your power drinks adequately sized; don't make them too small or large unless they're meant to be at that size! 6. Don't delete any music tracks unless they break the Community Guidelines. If you don't want to listen to a certain song or genre, utilize the "audio exemption" functionality to make sure you can't. 7. On the topic of music, please also refer to the Music comment's recommended music limit so this project doesn't reach the size-limit as quickly. (?) 8. If you find a glitch, report it to ! If you are confident working with somewhat-complicated code, go for it & attempt to fix it yourself, but don't forget to tell Burg about it too! 9. If you are part of the 'breaking-rules' list, you're allowed to add a new rule if needed. If you aren't in the breaking-rules list, you can still suggest a new rule. If you break any of these rules, it may result in your remix being declared UNOFFICIAL and getting skipped over. You don't want that, right? To ensure this doesn't happen, remember to double-check that you've not broken any rules just before you share the project.
Credits to @FireArrow879, @Burgnew_On_A_Laptop and other remixers from the past 37.
