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I heard something about a program called Alice. But it looks weird.

Last edited by ProgrammingFreak (2010-11-22 15:22:29)

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

I heard something about a program called Alice. But it looks weird.

Do. Not. Use. Alice.

It's for animations, nothing else.

Try VB express, it is free and easy to learn. Or you could try applying for stencyl.

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Kileymeister wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

I heard something about a program called Alice. But it looks weird.

Alice is really limited.  I tried it and do not suggest it.  You can't make your own sprites, and making events is more difficult than in scratch.  The only plus is 3D.

yeah. i tried to animate in alice for a school project and it wouldn't convert the file so i could put it in windows movie maker. it's very confunsing too. i deleted it 

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

I heard something about a program called Alice. But it looks weird.

Yeah, I've used it, and Alice 3 is even more complicated. I just stick with Alice 2.2, even though it's hard to use.

V82 wrote:

Scratchthatguys wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

I heard something about a program called Alice. But it looks weird.

Yeah, I've used it, and Alice 3 is even more complicated. I just stick with Alice 2.2, even though it's hard to use.

Alice is very hard to make anything but animations with. It also is very limited about things you can do with it.

I've made a game with trap doors and rotating bookcases before.
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Another good thing is Atmosphir. It's actually a 3D game creator, but you can use things like triggers and use camera sets, and even add properties. By the way, on Atmosphir, I'm MaxisBL.

Atmosphir home

yes heres a good starter one, its called python. try it out its real fun.

heres a link to its website: http://python.org/

once you instal it try opening a new window on it and type this in:

import random

number = random.randint(1, 10)
print "Im thinking of a number between 1 and 10."
guess = raw_input("Can you guess it? ")

if guess == number:
    print "Yes that was the correct number!"

elif guess != number:
    print "Nope that was the wrong number. The correct number was", number, "."

GlitchSprite wrote:

Try Panther

Has more stuff than Scratch

I have made a few things in there

Learn about it here

Tried already, but thanks!

Python! also java makes a suprising amount of sense it's free and powerful!
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Last edited by poopo (2010-12-02 12:54:01)

juststickman wrote:

Stencyl is going public in january.

Sounds cool!

Try C++ wiv Dark GDK or XNA