Here I teach you how to be a Retro Numberblocks Creator! Steps: Step 1: Have a decent amount of Numberblocks knowledge. Watch at least a few seasons including the first few, and a bit of the last seasons. Cause the middle of the show is just all the Numberblocks having fun and stuff and not figuring each other out. The first few seasons are just Numberblock figuring each other out and you can get some info on each Numberblock figured out already. 2. Practice. Take inspiration from other people including @Numberblockidiot, Me, @Bluemistplus3, @Trioctoblock24 and others. Take time to get use to the blocky texture and 8-bit feeling. 3. Sounds. Either use Beepbox.co, Jummbus.bitbucket.io, Paandorasbox.github.io or others related to beepbox.co to make those retro feeling sounds. And make sure the tempo is 150 and the sound is in two rows of those chunk things. How do you upload sounds? In the top right corner click file, then click Export, then you can do the name of you're sound. Choose the file type and click export. Make sure to choose .wav or mp3 so you can export the sound into scratch. 4. Designs. Make sure everything is retro. Including the faces, numberlings, everything! 1 Accidental perfect circle/shape with a curved edge means it's not retro! 5. The phases of Numberblocks. 8-Bit Numberblocks are what YOU are trying to learn here. Everything is blocky designed and retro. 16-Bit is kind of like 8-Bit but every number has more detail and can include non retro things/and curved edge things. 32-Bit is where everything is not retro or block designed. The numberling, face, blocks, everything is not retro! You can also call 32-Bit, Aury or Bluemist. 64-Bit is the real show! 6. Fanmade Numbers. Everyone uses Trioctoblock24's numbers for examples of multiples. Example: @Bluemistplus3's 542 is @Trioctoblock24's 271 but doubled and changed a little. Check out Trioctoblock24's Fanmade 31-100+ For some info about what the multiples should look like and stuff. You now have all the information you need to be a retro Numberblocks creator! Congratulations!!!!! Made for @Dripcheems and others who need help and info. 7. Extra Information Numberblocks Sprite Pack: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/492700359/ Sagas: Sagas are a part of a Retro Numberblock's creator's career and are used for sorting. Lets say you just finished 201-300 and you are now moving into 301-400. This would be the 300's Saga. What people would do to sort Sagas is make studios and put in projects based on the saga or that include things based on that saga. My 200's Saga Studio: Benefits: The Benefits of being a Retro Numberblocks creator could have a good impact on you're art, math knowledge, and even music making! Chance you could also become good at dancing with the moves you come up with to ;) This project is my featured project but will be changed for a few days if I post something big.
