Bringing 3D Game Design To Kids

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Heya, thanks for your e-mail!  I'm glad to hear that you have been enjoying
Sandbox :)  The menus have already undergone some more polishing but was
there anything in particular that you thought could be improved?  I'm very
interested in hearing about anything you found that needs polishing in
general.  Also what exactly do you mean by internationalisation?  Do you
mean language support for different countries?  I'm very interested in any
ideas, advice, constructive criticism, etc that you may have.  Take care and
thanks for your interest!!
-mike

On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 11:46 AM, ernierasta <ernierasta at gmail.com> wrote:

> First. Greetings to all edubuntu developers and users!
>
> I played with Sandbox a little bit and I think that it is good peace of
> software (cube 2 engine is good for this job). Of course there some things
> that will need a little polishing (f.e. menus for sure). But there is one
> big
> disadvantage - sauerbraten don't support (good and easy)
> internationalisation. I am sure that it is possible to do it (by modifying
> 3
> files only I hope).
>        If internationalisation is not so important for FPS, it is
> necessary for
> software for kids. Maybe there is hope in RPG project.  So I think, that
> it is
> necessary to do some work to get it really ready.
>        But it is great work You done Mike! Keep development alive, I am
> sure that
> kids will love it (I am not so young, but I like it too ;-) )!
>
> Leszek
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> icq: 259691063
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> linux: www.archlinux.org
>



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