I enjoy programming video games or animating short videos.
But sometimes I'm on the go or don't have power, but I still want to work on my games. What else could I do analogically?
(Tips for planning a video game would also fit in here)
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Which is good and free no matter how much you ask or use it?
I found a Scratch game online and have the link. My question is, how can I copy the link and enter it into Scratch or make the game my own?
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You could invent characters and give them qualities.
L.g. Jan
Thank you very much
Sounds extremely annoying … (is there any adjective for Nerd?)
No matter…
Maybe you should just try to get your head free and deal with things that have “removed” you from the computer. On the way, there is a reason that rarely has anything to do with programming. Use the time to inspire you from the circumstances of the “travel” to get in touch with other people, or just get back to the real world. There are more than just program code to discover.
Yes… I’m a programming gem and somewhere in the back of the head always rattling the themes you’re dealing with at the computer, but I’m never on the idea to drag a laptop around with me and work everywhere and always. I have a very normal notebook from paper with me, in which I can write a lighting idea in an emergency.
Otherwise, “on the way” I really leave the topic in the “backhead” and deal with the real world. A programmer also draws from the things that fall outside his eye, because the “nature”/reality has more diverse “solutions” than any algorithm. It is only necessary to see them linking a real action with what happens in the back of the head “ratt” by itself (and even the pattern that the wind draws into an ear field, or a flea that gives a co-traveler of itself can be a “Heureka“. (For this, you have the note booklet)
Makes for your game ideas from what you encounter, you have to take part and watch with open eyes. You can’t do that if you just hang with your eyes on the monitor.
If youwhy always) On the way, be on the way.
(I don’t even pull my phone out of my pocket when it rings. You can’t handle anything anyway, you’re “underway.” Point out…)
Today’s world suggests that you have to do something constantly and always on the go, and you don’t realize what chances and ideas you lose.
I got the greatest chance of my life because I wasn’t staring at the screen and instead talking to a human who was randomly a chemical engineer. In progress, I, with this man, programmed/developed the control for an industrial plant for 20 years.
On the way: Eyes on… and People/Ideas “collect”….
Well hold a sheet of paper or laptop
You could take a Powerbank.
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Smombies…😅