Okay, i dont think im ready for a real programming language so i want another language where it is block by block oriented. Like Scratch, where you dont type but click and drag blocks to program stuff. Please no Stencyl though. I tried and I didn't like as much Thanks!

Snap is a programming language similar to Scratch, but with more advanced features. This is probably the kind of thing you're looking for.

Yeah. There are many modifications of Scratch that add blocks and make it more advanced in other ways, too. There's a whole list of them you may find useful here.

Snap! is probably what you need. It's a block-based language inspired by Scratch (originally based on the Scratch code itself, but now completely rewrote), but it's much more powerful. You can do most things you can do in a real language - first class lists, scripts, and custom blocks (stack, C, boolean, reporter).

Just look to download scratch mods there are some that are REALLY good.

How about Dream?

davidkt wrote:

How about Dream?

I recommend it.

dreamod wrote:

davidkt wrote:

How about Dream?

I recommend it.

Says the one who created it. But yeah Dream is awesome and I also recommend it.

nathanprocks wrote:

dreamod wrote:

davidkt wrote:

How about Dream?

I recommend it.

Says the one who created it. But yeah Dream is awesome and I also recommend it.

…

dreamod wrote:

nathanprocks wrote:

dreamod wrote:

davidkt wrote:

How about Dream?

I recommend it.

Says the one who created it. But yeah Dream is awesome and I also recommend it.

…

I recommend it too.

davidkt wrote:

dreamod wrote:

nathanprocks wrote:

dreamod wrote:

davidkt wrote:

How about Dream?

I recommend it.

Says the one who created it. But yeah Dream is awesome and I also recommend it.

…

I recommend it too.

I do too.

(This list of recommend-ers could go on forever… )

Yeah, Snap! might be a good one to move on to. (I help develop it, so there's that. )

I have a question about snap.is there a tutorial for the new blocks i could use?

numberonegamers wrote:

I have a question about snap.is there a tutorial for the new blocks i could use?

Yep! http://snap.berkeley.edu/SnapManual.pdf

powerpoint56 wrote:

davidkt wrote:

dreamod wrote:

nathanprocks wrote:

dreamod wrote:

davidkt wrote:

How about Dream?

I recommend it.

Says the one who created it. But yeah Dream is awesome and I also recommend it.

…

I recommend it too.

I do too.

(This list of recommend-ers could go on forever… )

I do too!

Thanks peeps!