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Revision as of 16:23, 31 August 2010
The Club Penguin Improvement Project (mostly known as CPIP), was a kind of beta testing version for Version 2 of Club Penguin in 2008. Everyone who participated got a Red Construction Hat. CPIP participants are not considered Beta Testers, although sometimes mistaken as such.
Timeline
- March 10: CPIP was launched.
- March 11: The "get unavailable items" bug was found by the Club Penguin Team.[1]
- March 14, 4:15 PST: Moderator party with Billybob, rsnail and Screenhog on Test Server 1.[2]
- March 27–31: Everyone who logged into the test servers turned into green puffles.
- April 4: The test servers were removed.[3]
- April 14: The new website and the new servers were launched.[4]
- July 13: CPIP was closed.[5]
Removed Changes
- Clear Outfit button: Instead of removing all items one by one, penguins could remove them all at once by clicking a red X at the bottom right of their Player Card.[6]
Trivia
- During the April Fool's Party 2008, when players would log on, they would become green puffles instead of penguins.
References
- ↑ "...today we ran across one of the bigger bugs that allowed some people to obtain rare items..." — BillyBob, CPIP Blog
- ↑ "This Friday afternoon at 4:15pm (penguin time), RSnail, Screenhog and myself are all going to be hanging out on Test Server 1." — BillyBob, CPIP Blog
- ↑ "The test site has been shut down..." — BillyBob, CPIP Blog
- ↑ "Club Penguin will be completely transferred over to the new servers on April 14..." — BillyBob, CPIP Blog
- ↑ "The team finished testing and launched the new features yesterday! Thank you for all your feedback and help with this project." — BillyBob, CPIP Blog
- ↑ "The red X on the bottom right is a ‘clear all’ button. So when you want to remove all the items on your penguin you can just click that button instead of removing them one by one." — BillyBob, CPIP Blog
See also
External links
- The site before CPIP (.swf)
- The site during CPIP (.swf)
- The site during late CPIP (.swf)
- The site when CPIP closed (.swf)
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