It already does! Or at least, it uses it. You know, scratch itself isn't going to contain real 3d any time soon, so the only way that we'd get built-in 3d is if some brilliant squeak programmer came along and found a way to have a 3d version of scratch... and somehow make the java applet recognize it...
Yeah, you're right... However, it's kinda fun to try and push the limits of scratch because of it's simplicity. In scratch, you always understand what you are doing. You never have to do anything you don't understand. Scratch makes things challenging... There aren't built-in commands or libraries for everything. That's what's so good about scratch... As for real programming, I perfer python.
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i like 3-d
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cheeseburger
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(link to project)
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Cool, a UFO abduction scene!
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I am working on a psuedo 3D game called Guardian 2, check it out.
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cool gallery
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Whoa, nice gallery. I feel honored. I'm interested in you doing more projects like this!
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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaakkkkkkkkkkkkkeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I love this sort of thing!
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HA! Have fun waiting, then.
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for me, it's not worth it tto push the limits of scratch. I am going to wait until scratch has a openGL interface.
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It already does! Or at least, it uses it. You know, scratch itself isn't going to contain real 3d any time soon, so the only way that we'd get built-in 3d is if some brilliant squeak programmer came along and found a way to have a 3d version of scratch... and somehow make the java applet recognize it...
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Yeah, you're right... However, it's kinda fun to try and push the limits of scratch because of it's simplicity. In scratch, you always understand what you are doing. You never have to do anything you don't understand. Scratch makes things challenging... There aren't built-in commands or libraries for everything. That's what's so good about scratch... As for real programming, I perfer python.
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Don ;-) would you like to add this one: (link to project) With a bit of concentrated effort we'll get some good 3D in Sratch.
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If there is any interest in this type of project, please comment. It might encourage me to make further projects like this!
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