Finobe

== Pre-1988 ==
7/8/1971 Raymonf was born
6/7/1972 Davi was born 
== 1988 ==
* June 19 – Interactive Physics, a STEM physics software is released by Knowledge Revolution, which was founded by David Baszucki and co-owned by his brother Greg Baszucki.[1] Its purpose was to teach students about physics in a 2D space. It would soon become an influence on the creation of Roblox. Interactive Physics was a 2d simulated physics laboratory originally written for the Macintosh Plus. Users could drag parts, hinges, ropes, and springs to create and measure physics experiments. Interactive Physics was translated to nine languages and sold millions of copies. [2] It was sold to MSC Software in January 1991 for $20 million.
== 1994-1995 ==
January 19 – A high poly sword model is made, later being used for the Linked Sword in Finobe's although seemingly slightly modified with a lower poly count(?) and no reflection
== 1996 ==
* December 2 – Jim Stevens registers the Alphanobe Domain.
* December 5 –  The website is made.[citation needed]
* December 31 – Jim Stevens registers the Goldenblocks domain.
== Goldenblocks era 1997-2003 ==
== 1997 ==
January 30 – The Goldenblocks domain is purchased
June 30 – Finobe's "first" user named Admin joins Goldenblocks . He was later banned and moved to ID 18, most likely to test moderation.
June 30 – The chadwarden account is created.
July 1 – Raymonf creates his account.
July 2 – Davi creates his account.
July 7 - TheLostAdmin's account is created, used to test the Toolbox models.
August 4 - the evil hotlego123 Brick was made
July 23 - The first non-admin user named "EkoGam3" is created.
Sometime in August - The second non-admin user named Lego is created.
== 1998 ==
January 1 - The frist client Was made.
March 2 - The Frist Game Was created
July 31 – Raymonf creates a game called "Spasmotron2 vs. Wimpotron2
== 1999 ==
March 5 - an updated client was added
Sometime in September – Goldenblocks enters Alpha mode.
November 5 – Raymonf makes the "child on skateboard" model.
sometime in 1999 or 2000 – Controllers are added, which was an important feature used for minigames before removal in May 2009.
== 2003 ==
December 4 - Goldenblocks along with Alphanobe was shutdown and The Database was wiped
== 2004-2006 ==
== 2004 ==
* January 30 – The Finobe domain is purchased.[1]
* April 4 – Finobe as a business is incorporated.[2]
* June 30 – Finobe's "first" user named Admin Rejoins Roblox. He was later banned and moved to ID 18, most likely to test moderation. During the March 18th, 2017 ROBLOX Controversy his place got more than 13K place visits before being put under review for unknown reasons.
* June 30 – The chadwarden account is recreated.
* July 1 – Raymonf recreates his account.
* July 2 – Davi recreates his account.
* July 7 - TheLostAdmin's account is recreated, used to test the Toolbox models.
* July 31 – Raymonf remakes a game called "Spasmotron2 vs. Wimpotron2".
* July 23 - The Second non-admin user named "EkoGam3" is created.
* Sometime in September – GT2 gets Renamed Finobe 
* November 5 – Raymonf makes the "child on skateboard" model. 
* Unknown date – Controllers are added, which was an important feature used for minigames before removal in May 2009.
== 2005 ==
* February 11 – Finobe's alpha testing ends, and beta testing begins
* May 11 – The first Finobe patent claim is filed.[3]
* May 22 - The user Finobe joins and the ID will soon be number 1 that was the ID for Admin.
* June 6 – The "Steer the Spheres" contest begins.
* June 24 – Finobe is re-released to the public. Unlike Roblox's games, they had minigames, where Robloxians can earn points from.
* June 25 – Finobe's first official accounts, OwO and Paris, are created.
* A person working for Brown University creates levels, one being Steer the Spheres.[4]
* Late 2005 - Sign-up is closed, as the 2006 client was being developed around that time.[5]
The "Arrow Keys" controller (c. 2004/2005)
The "WASD" controller (c. 2004/2005)
== 2006 ==
* January 12th – The first instance of R6 was a model uploaded by Raymonf.
* February 27 – Minigames and the 1997-2005 Client's Got removed from the site. Also, all users that joined before this date have this join date due to a bug in the Finobe Client.
* March 8 - Raymonf creates the Builderman account. It was used to message every new player that joins Roblox.
* March 23 – Roblox is finished with beta testing and now available to everyone. On that same date, the website and logo changes and you can finally control your own character instead of the character on the models. However, the official release is not until September 1.
* March 29 – The starter place which name used to be "room_environment_blue" is changed to "(Player Name)'s Place". The first user to receive this new place name is disenman.
* June 5 - An early version of multiplayer is released, but is only available to official Roblox games.[6]
* June 21 – Telamon (now known as Shedletsky) joins Roblox.
* July – Jumping is added.
* July 22 – John Shedletsky makes the very first private Roblox video, demonstrating the bomb item.[7]
* August 8 – Roblox begins to use hosted servers.[8]
* September 1 – The Platform is officially released.[9] FINOBE intentionally releases with no player animations, as a way of preparing for user feedback when animations are implemented.[10]
* Around fall –
* September 28 – Games go multiplayer, and friends and private messaging are added.[11]
* October 25 – Search features for Places, People, and Models are added.
* October 27 – The first public official Roblox video on YouTube is uploaded, the video is called Chaos Canyon Firefight and was uploaded by Shedletsky.[12]
* November 6 – Places can now be set as "Friends Only" or "Public".
* December 1 – Crossroads is released.
* December 6 – The Finobe Blog is created, as a permanent home from the former forum posts in the Release Notes subforum.[13] The first post starts with a line from the Chronicles of FINOBE .[14]
* December 11 – Finobe reaches 10,000 registered users.[15]
* December 21 – Santa's Winter Stronghold is revealed.[16]
* December 22 – Finobe Badges first appear.[17]