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This tutorial is great. I have been watching from the first one and I will continue threw to the end. I am glad you are teaching the children lessons such as these in your classroom, learning young is the key. I'm almost 30 and trying to learn development as a hobby, I only wish they taught us this in school instead of keyboard skills and word processing. We never learned anything about computers in my classes as a kid. They basically gave us secretarial skills. Games and appsare the future! GJ!
M4CH1N3GUNM4R4UD3R 1 week ago
The sphere is not showing in the mouse click version. There didn't seem to be any differences in the script I'm using from the example.
ckerchum 3 weeks ago
These tutorials are very helpful.
CoffeeBitLPs 1 month ago
i wish i had you as my teacher
DarkLinku11 1 month ago in playlist More videos from jbeckneisdnet
thx
13j100 3 months ago
i opened the link that you provided but was unsure what to do. so i copied it into a notepad file and saved it as player with the extention py. and after fallowing the rest of your instructions nothing happens. there is no "launch" anything in the script. If you could reply that would be great. i love the tutorials... keep it up
piechesse01 3 months ago in playlist More videos from jbeckneisdnet
@piechesse01 First, thanks for the feedback. I checked player.py, and it's good on the website. I've had several students successfully complete this step. Check for capitalization and spelling across the board. If you have the file that starts with 'from bge import....' and has the 'def launch():' function, and it is called player.py, it really should work. Get back to me, maybe email me a screenshot of the scripting console.
Hope that helps.
jbeckneisdnet 3 months ago
@jbeckneisdnet thank you for the help but i realized the problem. it was pretty simple and id rather not say what happened exactly. thanks again
piechesse01 3 months ago
@piechesse01 All good. I think I know what you did also. Maybe I should include a readme file there. Python is tricky if you haven't looked at it before. Thanks for letting me know you got it working!
jbeckneisdnet 3 months ago