What I Use for my Game-creating and Animations
I use Blender & Sculptris for my animations. That’s it. This post is so small it doesn’t even have a link-of-the-post.
Ok, so maybe I should make this a bit bigger…
First of all, I should talk about one of the thingsteenagers demidolts* should be interested in: video games. I have already
changed my mind about no links & instead made there several links.
First, I started “making” computer games with a program called Kodu. Kodu’s mascot–some sort of robot named Kodu.
Kodu is a free (assuming you log in, etc.) 3-D computer game-making
software for simple programming. I goofed around on that until I ran
into Scratch
(which is also 100% free). At first Scratch seemed to be more work for
less stuff (e.g. it can only make 2-D games), but I actually figured out
that Kodu was more limiting than Scratch, not just
easier. And after that, I got into Blender, which is (you guessed it)
also free, and it has its own built-in game engine. It’s even more
complex than Scratch, but I’m pretty sure some people could make a full
Wii game out of it if they tried. Pretty cool, but I still hardly have
the slightest idea how it works.
Scratch– it’s mascot is a cat named… Scratch? I don’t think it was ever given a name.
And now, the link of the post is: www.blender.org! This is the official site of Blender, the incredible computer animation software I tend to use. Have fun & good luck animating! And don’t worry, next time I’ll start posting pictures and videos like I actually should do!
UPDATE: Dad and I have just discovered a new Blender-like game engine called Unity (unity3d.com). There are two versions; one for free and one for $1500. Guess which one I got.
*Isn’t that cool? Teens are half a mortal kid, and half a dolt? I call this a demidolt, as some of you readers of Zoom Times may already know.
Ok, so maybe I should make this a bit bigger…
First of all, I should talk about one of the things


And now, the link of the post is: www.blender.org! This is the official site of Blender, the incredible computer animation software I tend to use. Have fun & good luck animating! And don’t worry, next time I’ll start posting pictures and videos like I actually should do!
UPDATE: Dad and I have just discovered a new Blender-like game engine called Unity (unity3d.com). There are two versions; one for free and one for $1500. Guess which one I got.
*Isn’t that cool? Teens are half a mortal kid, and half a dolt? I call this a demidolt, as some of you readers of Zoom Times may already know.
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