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3dpl GE
http://amigojapan.github.io/3dpl/
The 3D Programming Language
3dpl GE the 3D Programming Language Gaming Environment, is mainly a learning tool for novice programmers and children. Aiming at reintroducing the concept of coding to computers the way we used to have BASIC on older systems, but this is 3D, it also features a Modeling tool which is similar to Minecraft, the models can then be programmed to do anything you want. This is a full featured language so it can be used for other applications such as CAD and just for playing games made in 3dpl. It is also real-time interpreted.
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Leaders and contributors
| Contact(s) | Role |
|---|---|
| Usmar A Padow | Main Developer, Project Manager |
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