Same rules as the first round. If I did not rate your core, please tell me. Music Credit is on the bottom-left of the game's screen. No more than 3 submissions for each person. Feel free to comment a link to your core in the commenting area and interact with other competitors. Final round of the Beginners Rounds ROUND 1 (ENDED): https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/686829284/ ROUND 2 (ENDED): https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/750468824/ Welcome Reactor Fans! Do you want to compete in creating the most fantastic reactor core? I know you do (Some of you)! Remix this project and follow these requirements: > Again, no bitmaps or screenshots. It has to be completely vectorized > Again, must be original. No DMRs, no cores from Roblox or any other game. If it's your game, then that's different. > Cannot be related to any reactor core groups on Roblox. Ex: "IITPP Omega Core" (Something like that) > No stolen cores, everything has to be your work > No reused cores, none from previous rounds > No editing the costumes in the sprites. Only the sprite named "Core" can be edited, used to put your core inside the game. > OPTIONAL: If you see the "Announcement Under Construction" ad on the screens at the back, you can edit it to input your own advertisement! Must be appropriate. > Core must not be too huge, downsize it to fit within the light blue circle located on the floor. > Follow all rules of the first competition > Don't steal/use anyone else's core! > Previous Competitors cannot compete! Yet you can input a core for a grade. -=RATING MEANINGS=- F = You didn't try - Not up to standard - From online D = It's bad - Needs some more detail D+ = Not terrible - Starter C = Decent core - Needs more - Average core C+ = Pretty decent core - Nicely done - Great B = Fairly Good core - Meets expectation B+ = Great core - Details A = Amazing core! - Exceeds Expectations A+ Automatic winner - "This means the core is godly and is the best I've seen thus far!" Good luck.
