Scratch

[Natster-104]

Pretty sure most of you have heard of it, if not, it's a visual programming language, so again I had no idea where to put it, and I don't know whether there's an existing thread as well

http://scratch.mit.edu/

Got a few projects of my own under way, in fact I have a test to create a good scratch game (10 hour assignment  )

Very similar to python code, so for newbies it's a good starting point

[playzooki]

scratch is awful and is only good for comedy value

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/25652686/

[Natster-104]

scratch is awful and is only good for comedy value

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/25652686/

Errr... No, some people have made games with insane detail, have you used the operator, variable and add-on functions?

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16743509/

Plus I did say it was for newbies who want to get used to python, the functions are very simalar

[playzooki]

scratch is awful and is only good for comedy value

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/25652686/

Errr... No, some people have made games with insane detail, have you used the operator, variable and add-on functions?

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16743509/

Plus I did say it was for newbies who want to get used to python, the functions are very simalar

>flappy bird
>insane
>2015

i dont find this similar to python at all

[Natster-104]

scratch is awful and is only good for comedy value

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/25652686/

Errr... No, some people have made games with insane detail, have you used the operator, variable and add-on functions?

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16743509/

Plus I did say it was for newbies who want to get used to python, the functions are very simalar

>flappy bird
>insane
>2015

i dont find this similar to python at all

If statements
When statements
Variables
DEF functions
Booleans (Actually called that in scratch)
Operating functions (when, +, -, *, /, or, and etc)
Waiting functions (different code in python, but )

The rest are visual elements, but bearing in mind visual elements make up 10% of all the coding in games

[playzooki]

scratch is awful and is only good for comedy value

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/25652686/

Errr... No, some people have made games with insane detail, have you used the operator, variable and add-on functions?

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16743509/

Plus I did say it was for newbies who want to get used to python, the functions are very simalar

>flappy bird
>insane
>2015

i dont find this similar to python at all

If statements
When statements
Variables
DEF functions
Booleans (Actually called that in scratch)
Operating functions (when, +, -, *, /, or, and etc)
Waiting functions (different code in python, but )

The rest are visual elements, but bearing in mind visual elements make up 10% of all the coding in games

spectrum 128k basic has most of those, iirc ruby has some of those, and a few other programming languages have those iirc.

[Natster-104]

(Stopping the big quote wall)

spectrum 128k basic has most of those, iirc ruby has some of those, and a few other programming languages have those iirc.

Well I'd be happy to volunteer to find out! :V

[toAst]

that scratch thing looks nifty and i kinda want to draw up some improved graphics in flash for one of these better made pokemon attempts

im sure you could make a basic and fun robot combat game in this thing though

id be glad to provide illustration

[Mouldy]

Me and KOS tried to make some demanfaku games or whatever they're called. Mine turned out to be terrible, his was pretty good.