@elsqued My prototype of my Remix Tree works This would mean that i...

3 hours ago

@elsqued My prototype of my Remix Tree works

This would mean that it is technically possible to revive the remix tree and improve its handling.

to find out what I would like to add

Put it in the center of the tree on a green circle, a bit like the planets in Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2. (Like the 2013 remix tree, and yes, I learned that the 2013 version was the one I always wanted because I think it's better.)

Like this

added infinite scrolling, which I found problematic on the official version of Remix Tree when it was still on the site

and make it so that we can see the other remixes, but without lag, because my idea is that the further away you are, the more the other parts unload, etc.

Added thumbnails for remixes and the original project, but not for those that were removed for security reasons. However, it is possible to see the names of the users of the remixes and the original project in order to credit them for legal reasons related to the licenses that are automatically applied to a project shared on Scratch.

And if this creation is a success, I will create a Firefox extension that will redirect all Scratch URLs from the remix tree to my new site, which will be dedicated to my remix tree.

Noted that there will undoubtedly be limitations, and therefore the rest of the plans could change at any time.

Next up

@Stormwindsky5

Teaser - Working

Now, when you click on a remix, you can choose to visit the remix or just expand the branches, which is really handy for reducing lag because I remember that sometimes the remix tree wouldn't load because it had too much to display.