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Programming In Roblox

Since 2021, I've made several children's games on Roblox. I've had a few successful games. The first, "Scary Cart Ride Into Sonic.Exe," was just a fun afternoon project during COVID, but when it got popular, I saw an opportunity.
The next game I made was "Scary Cart Ride 2," a game where players ride a cart through a track filled with scary characters and jumpscares to reach the end, where they get rewarded. Now notably, there was a first "Scary Cart Ride," but I didn't create it. I'd seen years back how people will usually choose to play what they percieve as the newest, most-updated version of a game, and just the number in the title served that purpose.
My game quickly overtook the original (don't feel too bad, the "original" is always a copy of somebody else's idea on Roblox), eventually reaching a total of 15 million visits. Through in-game-purchases, I've made over $8000 total from my games, although they've since died out, since the volatility that let my game overtake others has since let another game overtake mine. If you'd like to read more about my work on Scary Cart Ride 2, select Scary Cart Ride 2 in the Library.
Scary Cart Ride 2
Scary Cart Ride Into Sonic.Exe

Making Videos

I've been making YouTube videos in a variety of styles since I was a child. However, 2020-2023 stand out as my best years. At that time, I mainly made animated videos where I'd comment on topical subjects like influencers and popular movies. These videos involved the use of Krita, Blender, Adobe Premiere Pro, Audacity, and more.
Character On Set
Modern Render
In recent years, however, I've moved toward live-action videos, especially with class projects. In my opinion, these have been some of my best work.
Was Napoleon the Heir to the Revolution or Its Undertaker?
How to Start a Gunpowder Empire
Vice President Election Video
It's a Qin Shi Huangderful Life

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