I am so tired of making 3d games on scratch. We have to get 3d games. People say it'll be to confusing for new scratchers but it would make coding for more advanced scratchers easier

Rejected by ST. Sorry, I want it too but it's just not feasible.

Try this if you want 3d, its literally just more advanced scratch: https://www.creaticode.com

whats ST

mmant36 wrote:

whats ST

Short for Scratch Team

how many members are in the scratch team

mmant36 wrote:

how many members are in the scratch team

Around 30ish

how many want to make a 3d edition of scratch

mmant36 wrote:

how many want to make a 3d edition of scratch

None. They've discussed it. They can't afford to code it. They also don't have good enough machinery to be able to run all of that 3d projects.

Also, since no one (I think?) has provided a source yet, it is rejected in The Official List of Rejected Suggestions:

The Official List of Rejected Suggestions wrote:

1.7 3D Scratch

This block, and others, could be used with a z-axis in the project stage to make it easier to create 3D projects. But, Scratch is a language that is designed to be as easy as possible for beginners to learn. Adding 3D features would make the language more difficult for beginners to understand, and a 3D engine is not exactly the purpose of Scratch. This suggestion also includes the possibility for virtual-reality features in Scratch, or “Scratch VR.” A lot of the same difficulties come up.

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For those who are interested, it may be worth checking out Beetle Blocks or CreatiCode. They are block-based programming languages similar to the Scratch editor, but with 3D features. There is another similar program to Scratch that contains block programming with 3D features, called Starlogo TNG. You can also try Alice; it is not exactly like Scratch, but has some similar features.

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If you want to make 3D, there are tutorials such as the ones by @mathmathmath. Or you could just do an alternative, as suggested above.

what if it was run on the users laptop

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:

mmant36 wrote:

how many members are in the scratch team

Around 30ish

Off-topic, but it's more like 80-ish: https://scratch.mit.edu/credits

mmant36 wrote:

what if it was run on the users laptop

Wdym? You mean downloading it to run it locally?
What if the user has a slow computer or the storage is full?

And this is rejected already, so this topic should be closed.