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floatingmagictree wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

He hasn't even moved on to a more advanced language, just left scratch.

THAT MAKES MEH ANGREEEEE.

He never said that. *blink* Some people 

Well it's not like RK made any games...

Are games the only advanced things? I'll have you know animating can take hours on end( not that I put hours into mine ^^") You still need to program, and design, scetch, so don't think not advanced=no games.

littletonkslover wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

He never said that. *blink* Some people 

Well it's not like RK made any games...

Are games the only advanced things? I'll have you know animating can take hours on end( not that I put hours into mine ^^") You still need to program, and design, scetch, so don't think not advanced=no games.

But what about animations IN games O_o?

littletonkslover wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

Are games the only advanced things? I'll have you know animating can take hours on end( not that I put hours into mine ^^") You still need to program, and design, scetch, so don't think not advanced=no games.

But what about animations IN games O_o?

What about games in animations? O_o

I'm not criticizing game makers. Just saying animators are talented people too. And artists.

But does that automatically make them programmers?

gershmer wrote:

Maybe a couple more years.

Things that have drawn me away:
-Learning C#, without cheating (as in using just the Visual Studio aspect, without actually doing any code)

Yup....

I do that too, with C++. I don't like programs that make something that's not supposed to be visual into something visual.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main () 
{
  cout << "I'm learning C++\n";
  return 0;
}

floatingmagictree wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

But does that automatically make them programmers?

More or less. It depends. Are you talking about the average scratcher?

SCRATCHER? I'm talking about the average programmer. And RK didn't make much animations either. Mostly "Add yourself" remixes and drawings.

Average Scratch programmer -_-'' This IS the Scratch forums, right?

What's with the acronyms? XD Anyway, everyone makes an impact in there own way. Like Twisted Wizard was exactly nobel prize material, but it was good.

pinochio wrote:

Back to the topic...

Sorry, I have kind of strong beliefs and stand up for them.... ^_^'' Philosophy

pinochio wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

pinochio wrote:

Back to the topic...

Sorry, I have kind of strong beliefs and stand up for them.... ^_^'' Philosophy

While you were argueing, I thought of this..

Although I agree with you, I think art is not meant for scratch. Its just pictures, and even though there is a lot of effort put into them, they dont belong on a programming website. programming means games, animations, soft wares... etc. FSor art there are different websites.

It's a way of expressing yourself. Isn't that the point? If all the artists kicked the programmers to Newgrounds, how would all the programmers feel?

I don't know, when I move on to flash/java maybe?

As long as scratch is still a great community and I still enjoy doing it I guess.

FantasyTales wrote:

The-Whiz wrote:

I'm never going to quit making projects - But I'm going to learn a more advanced language and start a company. Hopefully. I need to get something like Java or C++.

http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/Default.aspx this is c++
http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/get-started/start-building/default.aspx this is silverlight which is almsot as good as flash but costs absolutely nothing
its like the gimp of gaming!

lol hope that helps

Is it for mac?

FantasyTales wrote:

i dont actually know but i think its for both of them, if you talk to technoman im sure he could get you objective-c which is exclusively for mac and helps you code iphone applications

Which link do I click when I get there?

for the iphone apps i have no idea but its on a different site, for the c++ click on download, for silverlight i gave the wrong link, here is the right one http://www.silverlight.net/getstarted/ in the first paragraph it should say in brackets (the SILVERLIGHT SD3 KIT is also available as a standalone...)  click on the silverlight sd3 kit and it will download all of the needed files (except the web platform which you already get from c++

well i learned c++ a while back so scratch is simple for me (well for the most part) but ill quit when i get too like college OR 12th grade(btw is next year)