Done with Python, and onto Blender, which is a game engine, that uses game logic to work. It is a 3D platform, on which you move a character/player, which in this case is a cube, around by making the W, A, S, D, and Space keys work with the sensors, controllers, and actuators.
We have been watching videos to learn how to use blender. Most of the class has gotten quite far in, although after a while I decided to make a different kind of game because I was bored and it wasn't really working or making much sense. It will eventually have coins and jumps and things, but for now it is just a game of get to the bottom as quick as you can and jump off, killing yourself. When it is finished it will be a game of get to the bottom as quick as you can and jump off, killing yourself with as many coins as possible. I will probably give it a name like "Coin Jumper", "Speed Coin Death" or something like that. Not quite sure yet. Maybe not. It is a game with 6 platforms, each under the other with many possible shortcuts. Currently my cube can move up, down, left, and right, and can also jump.
Here is a quick video of it so far CLICK MEEEE
Showing posts with label Year 9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Year 9. Show all posts
Monday, 29 May 2017
Wednesday, 12 April 2017
Designing a game on Python
As a student I am learning to use Python and make a simple game on it. I will learn how to import the turtle and then program the turtle to do various things by creating variables . I will use the for loop too.
Trinket is a programming website that we have been using to learn how python works.It is easy to use and very fun too. There is a colour chart on which you can choose from loads of colours. I think it is really fun. I'm enjoying it and finding it quick and easy to use. Here is a link to the colour chart too: Link
Trinket is a programming website that we have been using to learn how python works.It is easy to use and very fun too. There is a colour chart on which you can choose from loads of colours. I think it is really fun. I'm enjoying it and finding it quick and easy to use. Here is a link to the colour chart too: Link
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