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wordMan · 2009-01-04 16:21:52

bart9032 wrote:
smkymcpimsht wrote:
smartguy wrote:
try my first 3d project

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/smartguy/288840
thanks for the spam
yeah

ecpecaily since it isn't 3D any way

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big-bang · 2009-01-04 16:27:31

I made a 3D-esque project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/big-bang/371464
Download for a surprise!

pokemon_master12 · 2009-01-06 13:17:56

It's impossible to make a 3D project, but you can either make a 3D world/sprite on a different program where you can make 3D games and then take a picture of it and import it onto the Stage, or you can make a sprite look 3D by adding shading to it. smile

solstice · 2009-01-06 20:05:38

I think I have found away to make 3d sprites!!!

I was looking for some way to make sprites 3d and after alot of looking I found a program called Teddy i follow the links and found another program called smooth teddy (smoth teddy is teddy and a program called charmelion put together) and it makes 3d objects which can be exported now I think there might be one problem I'm not sure if they can be imported into scratch.

you can also make 3d worlds apparently using alice

Link to smooth teddy: http://www-ui.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~takeo/java/smoothteddy/index.html

hope this helps
sol

g8rghr · 2009-01-07 15:44:19

openblammo wrote:
You know what would be a much better tool for Scratch users to make 3D games? Alice. http://www.alice.org/

It's *much* easer than spending 72 years trying to learn the insanely complicated (but very powerful) Blender. It also has a similar interface and comprehensive tutorials, so you'll be right at home.

My Dad found that for me online. I tried it out, but it's a lot harder than the Scratch program. It is very different than Scratch, so since I'm used to Scratch, it makes it even harder.

NXTGeek · 2009-01-09 10:42:09

I think there is no really easy way to make 3D games. Blender GE is probably much more simple than going out and getting a .lib 3D extension to a text language such as c++ and using that. But it does provide challanges. How, it uses the bullet physics engin (which is awome) so you don't have to do that part of the programming. But If you have no blender expeariance whatsoever, I would recommend finding a good tutorial and looking a the blender wiki.

In short, there is no easy way to make a truely 3D game.

bubble-07 · 2009-01-11 17:30:02

I made a 3d game in scratch... It's REALLY simple to make 3d games once you know the perspective math... (You also may want to know trig...)

bubble-07 · 2009-01-11 17:33:37

Actually, NXTGeek, there is a really, really simple way to make a 3d game. It's called "vpython".

Platform42 · 2009-01-12 06:44:52

Really, you can't do any practical 3-D rendering in scratch. Try Java, or Blender.

garoth · 2009-01-14 19:35:32

can anyone help me make a game

garoth · 2009-01-14 19:42:27

<move( )steps><turn cw( )degrees><point towards( <change x by( <change y by( <if on edge, bounce><point towards( <point towards( <touching[ <touching[ <mouse y><touching color[ <touching color[ <loudness><when[ ]key pressed><when green flag clicked><set pen size to( <clear><pen up><change pen shade by( <change pen shade by( <play sound[ <play sound[ <stop all sounds><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><stop all sounds><stop all sounds><set instrument to( <play note( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss>

big-bang · 2009-01-14 20:11:53

garoth wrote:
[blocks]<move( )steps><turn cw( )degrees><point towards( <change x by( <change y by( <if on edge, bounce><point towards( <point towards( <touching[ <touching[ <mouse y><touching color[ <touching color[ <loudness><when[ ]key pressed><when green flag clicked><set pen size to( <clear><pen up><change pen shade by( <change pen shade by( <play sound[ <play sound[ <stop all sounds><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><stop all sounds><stop all sounds><set instrument to( <play note( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss>[/blocks]

??? Is this a blocks test?
Oh, and the wait forum code ends up wrong.

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bart9032 · 2009-01-14 22:25:10

garoth wrote:
<move( )steps><turn cw( )degrees><point towards( <change x by( <change y by( <if on edge, bounce><point towards( <point towards( <touching[ <touching[ <mouse y><touching color[ <touching color[ <loudness><when[ ]key pressed><when green flag clicked><set pen size to( <clear><pen up><change pen shade by( <change pen shade by( <play sound[ <play sound[ <stop all sounds><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><stop all sounds><stop all sounds><set instrument to( <play note( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss><play drum( )for( )secss>

thanks for the spame

MasterSneak · 2009-02-05 13:32:07

People have done actual 3d on scratch, no scripts its modding and hacking. You can put ps2 od xbox 360 stuff in scratch but it's not colored or textured it's just little blue lines. You can rotate it and go through it with the camera, i'll try to find it.

NXTGeek · 2009-02-07 16:58:59

unfortunately, the 3D is limited and sometimes laggy, you have to do all the nitty gritty math yourself.

techy · 2009-02-07 17:28:07

well if you want to make 3d games and stuff use starlogo tng also by MIT http://education.mit.edu/drupal/starlogo-tng

NXTGeek · 2009-02-07 22:12:50

thats like scratch with 3D...cool!

techy · 2009-02-07 22:48:20

NXTGeek wrote:
thats like scratch with 3D...cool!

yep!

NXTGeek · 2009-02-10 23:28:14

but, I would prefer blender, it has more functionality(believe it or not) esp since you can use python...well actually python IS why it has more functionality....

bart9032 · 2009-02-11 03:14:31

I am using flash for a little but I think I'll need help with my trig.

NXTGeek · 2009-02-13 09:43:14

CS2/CS3 will not do 3D unless you do all the nitty gritty math yourself...

bart9032 · 2009-02-13 20:57:01

using flash pro 8

NXTGeek · 2009-02-14 09:52:38

I don't think that supports full fledged real 3D...

...plus two, it a wee bit ore expensive than most of us can afford.

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bart9032 · 2009-02-14 18:45:52

well really my drum teacher gave a copy to me

SmartIrishKid · 2009-02-14 20:22:45

I would recommend IrishArcher's projects. He works with the simulated-3D projects (which are actually 2D but look like 3D).

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