SceneMax 3D is an educational programming language designed specifically for young children. Educators are welcome to learn more about it in this page
12/10/2021
Deploying a SceneMax3D game to run on Android devices takes less than a minute!
Mobile games can be found and played using GameBox3D mobile application.
Fighting Game Demo - PC vs Mobile Demonstration of a fighting game running on PC machine and low-end Android mobile device
13/07/2020
Work in progress - A fighting game created entirely with SceneMax3D
Fighting Game Sample - July 11, 2020 In this version, I have added: a fire particle system in the loading phase switched to FPS camera mode the opponent now is an old kung-fu master added prince...
22/09/2019
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A game created with SceneMax3D programming language by a 10 years old kid without any previous programming knowledge after just 2 days of learning the language.
This kid is becomming a computer programmer...
Being an educational animation programming language, SceneMax3D enables displaying the 3 movement axes. You can move models along these axes or rotate models around these axes.
A shoot'em up sample game created with SceneMax3D. Having Only ~130 simple lines of code!
Collision detection sample program:
31/01/2019
Using variables in our code enables us to do some cool things like simulating gravitation forces. Take a look at that example
Bouncing Spheres A simple SceneMax 3d program demonstrating bouncing spheres with different materials
A step by step explanantion of how to install SceneMax on your Android device
Installing SceneMax on your Android device is quick and easy
http://www.scenemax3d.com/2018/12/26/installing-scenemax-3d-animation-programming-language/
Animating a jumping model with gravitation force is easy when using variables in your program as explained in this article:
Coding with variables – SceneMax 3D Using variables in your code is a great way to enhance your animations with ease. a variable has a name and can be either a number or a string and its value can be changed while the program is running. You can refer to a variable from many places in your code. let’s see an example for declaring a ...
SceneMax version 1.2 has been released and is available for download from Google play store.
New features in this version:
Support logical expressions
Support Variables
Text printing
Enhanced multi threading
In this video clip we see the system self-checking itself