Now up to level 10000000000 or 1024CFDGSXK 31/7/26: To show you the complete value of the ball run 2048 unicode symbol that is not like scratch's for high values, here it is: U+(floor(((level)-14)/260)+64) For levels greater than 273 and less than 17039634. For levels greater than 17039633, here it is: U+(floor(floor(((level)-14)/260)+64)-(floor(((level)-273)/17039360)*65536))
I may follow someone who favorites and loves this project because I worked super hard on it. 21/7/26: 32 views. 25/7/26: 64 views. 31/7/26: 100 views. 1/8/26: 128 views. First remix of this project. moorp075 changed the maximum values to 34359738368 (2^35). You can now visit it rather than this project now! Here's the link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1365893482 2/8/26: I accidentally mistyped 2^35 with 34359738368, being shown up as "2^25" instead. Later on, moorp075’s remixed project now has more favorites and loves than this project. Good job, moorp075. Another later on, a user named @MC2E1024 remixed moorp075's project to trans-merge the values up to level 35152182793 or 8192KIVHZZZ. I may make project go up to the maximum value of level 1 trillion if users in the comments recommend it. August 23, 2026: 256 views. v1.4, 3/8/26: The other version histories from v1.1 to v1.3.1 got cleared out and I can't type more because of scratch's bad word detector, where the detector thinks there's an inappropriate word in the text or there is a problem or with the text even though there isn't. Anyways, here are the 2 new things: 1. Rebranded the thumbnail. 2. Increased max value to 10 billion or 10000000000. August 8, 2026: A reminder before trying to make the maximum level to 1 trillion is the scores for typing "No" or "Yes" on the comments. This is the beginning scores: 0-0 where the left side is the yes part and the right part is the no part. If one side, like the left side reaches 3 before the right side could, I will do it. Otherwise, if it's the right side, I won't do it. Because the user "@Achyty2017" said "No!" in the comments, right now, the scores are a 0-1. v1.5 Beta, August 16, 2026: Test out my new base 10-26 letters calculator! Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1368302802 v1.5, September 4, 2026: I am so sorry I haven’t released new updates in a while! Anyways, a new feature is to set your click/space power to a positive integer from 1 to 2147483648. v1.5.1, September 26, 2026: If you have remixed this project, the formula for the unicode point for ball levels over 17039633 was mistakenly shown in the right side of the subtraction division as 17039370 instead of 17039360 because that is the number that repeats the unicode cycle every amount of that levels after the first 273 levels, not 17039370 because it is not a multiple of 65536 and 260, confusing other users, in the instructions section of the project. In your remixed project, you can fix this issue if needed or wanted.