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Revision as of 16:11, 19 July 2023
This page lists Studio RGB-Newt / The Fishal Project production codes, working titles, and the final name of the project associated with those codes and codenames.
It uses the new production code format (NW-TYPAAAXX) introduced in 2023 (that retroactively applies to all prior Studio RGB-Newt / The Fishal Project projects, should they need to be referenced again), that is explained by the following:
- NW: the legacy NeonWabbit Productions prefix
- T: the type of production (A for Art and short-form animations, M for feature-length Movies and films, G for video Games, P for software Packages and operating systems, S for Sound and music, and V for Videos and other Visual content which aren't any of the above)
- YP: the last two digits of the Year the project first went into Production
- AAA: three initials associated with the project, for example Nyah Has an Adventure's NHA
- XX: a number that starts at 00 and increments with each individual created project that shares the same category (i.e. having every letter and number preceding this segment of the code be the same), which is not necessarily the order they are set to release, but the order the project files for them were created; e.g. the first and second episode of a series may use 01 and 03 respectively, if the second episode's project files were created after the episode that already uses the numbers 02
Additionally, an underscore followed by a string of lowercase letters and numbers may be appended onto the end of the production code to signify updated re-releases featuring small incremental changes, or alpha/beta/test versions of projects, that don't require a new production code to be assigned.