Loved the project? Consider proposing it! https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/28715018/comments Protect our stunning taiga forests https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/872213596/ After one month of drawing, coding and tinkering, here it is. Welcome to the first ever Scratch star map, computer and mobile friendly! Here is some helpful information that's good to know: -Fullscreen is recommended. -Click or tap the green flag to begin, and you will arrive at the visitor center, where you can find lots of essential information about the night sky. Click or tap to go to the next slide! -To use the map, HOLD YOUR MOUSE DOWN in the direction of the area of the sky you want to explore. Click or tap a constellation to learn about it. If you feel bored, just watch the meteor showers and the Milky Way! ⭐️ Remix Ideas ⭐️ -How about making a sky map for another season? -Can you make the map work with keyboard controls? -Can you add an option that lets you able or disable the lines in the constellations to make them less artificial-looking? If you have made it this far, I would like to thank you for viewing. A heart or a star and appropriate feedback is always appreciated. ⭐️ Project History ⭐️ -April 4, 2022, about 6:00pm: Shared! -April 5, 2022: Received first view, heart and star. -May 15, 2022: 20 views! -May 16, 2022: Made the visitor center less wordy. -May 16, 2022: Added new sound effects from the sound library. -May 16, 2022: Changed the thumbnail and design. -May 20, 2022: This is in the proposed projects to be featured studio! -May 21, 2022: 15 loves and faves, this is incredible! -May 21, 2022: 30 views! -May 24, 2022: 50 views!? -August 9, 2022: 150 views?!?! -August 10, 2022: Changed the thumbnail again. -August 10, 2022: Re-shared due to thumbnail glitches. And nope, it didn't work. -October 2022: 600 views. I don’t know what to say. -July 24, 2023. Added to Scratch Camp. ⭐️ Credits ⭐️ -All art is by except for the thumbnail image, which is from “wallpaperaccess.com”. -"Night Sky: A Field Guide to the Constellations" for useful information about the constellations. -"seasky.org" for star magnitudes and information about deep sky objects. -Fesliyan Studios for the music.
