Scratch

bob6 wrote:

So let me get this straight: You are creating a programming language--with a block-based programming language? O.O

And also, what do you mean by "graphics editor"? Is it interface or something in the program?

I think he/she means that they want to be able to make a project where the user paints/creates their own sprite. This would not be possible to program in Scratch, but with a modification of Scratch like Bingo, you could make the program add a painted sprite created by the user.

The only workaround is to have a bunch of pre-created objects that the user can select and add to their project within your project. 

estile wrote:

yeah, basicly that. i was thinking, if there was some way to draw with the pen, then make the drawing act like a sprite.

You could, but the program would lag a ton because once you made a sprite with the pen, it would have to be redrawn every time it moves to a new spot or is affected. 

powerpoint56 wrote:

estile wrote:

yeah, basicly that. i was thinking, if there was some way to draw with the pen, then make the drawing act like a sprite.

You could, but the program would lag a ton because once you made a sprite with the pen, it would have to be redrawn every time it moves to a new spot or is affected. 

+1

You could do this by storing information in lists. I've done similar things before.