The final presentation was fun. I got a good graed

 and I loved it alot because i fh a fun t 9nnin yes???

Hello everyone. This is an update to my game making project. This is a game I've made in Unity 3D. I made it over a course of two days and it pretty much is horrible. I'm not good at making games, but thats my goal... to get better.

Here is the link to my drive (please download both files)

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This was turned down my my teacher because it has a gun in it. I remade the game but don't have it on my school laptop yet.************************************************************
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Update #4 ( I think)

So we are one with the project and we're doing a final project to display what we did in the main project. I finally got a game finished, but I didn't use Unity like I said I would. Instead I used Valve's Source Engine 2. I am pretty proud of my accomplishments and I will have a live demonstration of the game in alpha.

     That's about it..........................................................................

Change In Plans

Hello. This is a quick update to my journey to learn a programming language. I have decided to shift my goals a little. My new goal will still fall in the programming category. I am going to create a game. I want to make it a adventure game. there will be a story to the game, and I hope to release it to the public. this may be a problem because that can be difficult but I am going to give it a try. The programs I will use to start working on, and hopefully finish the game, are Axis Game Factory, and Unity 3D. I am going to do the project on my home pc. I'm planning on watching video tutorials and asking a few people I know to get help.

J.D.SWAG

day 2 of learning python (20% time)

20% time day 2     Nov. 10 2014

     I did a lot of research over the weekend on Python. I learned a few commands and features in the language. One is called "print". print literally just prints something to the console(the console is just command prompt running your code). To use print you would write," print(" ")" and whatever is inside the parentheses and quotes would be printed to command prompt. Another feature is creating a variable. A variable is assigned something that you can bring up in your code later on.
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print("hello")

variable = ("i made a variable")

print(variable)

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     the above example would first print "hello" to the console. then it would set the variable, variable to the value of "i made a variable". next it prints variable which is the same as "i made a variable".

The code would run this:

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hello

i made a variable

>>>
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SWAGPECE

Twenty Percent Time Swag

     11/7

Hey I'm Jack. Every one in my class is doing something called 20% time. Basically we use the whole class period on Fridays to do something. It doesn't matter what we do, as long as we are helping ourselves with it. I immediately knew what I wanted to do. I'm gonna learn a programming language. I already know one programming language. It's called Batch. It uses Windows DOS to manage files and run things through command prompt. I am going to try and learn Python. Python is an object-oriented language. It was implemented in 1989, and it was created by Guido van Rossum. I'm going to use a site called 'www.codecademy.com' to learn Python. If you want to view my account, the name is Jadsmith.