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Introduction to Programming Ch 1 – Day 2 Objectives: I will be able to… Understand the basics of creating an application in Alice Note to Instructor: Slides may be used either in a traditional lecture format or with an Active Learning approach. If you are using an active learning approach, suggestions will appear in this "Notes" area on appropriate slides.

Alice A modern programming tool Animation Use the software from the CD 3-D graphics 3-D models of objects Animation Objects can be made to move around the virtual world (a video game or simulation implemented in 3-D) Use the software from the CD Can download latest version from the web www.alice.org

Demo: Getting started Starting Alice Load and run a world Octopus (movie) Skater (interactive) Active Learning: Students start Alice, run FirstWorld and Dancing Bee(from Appendix A worlds)

Kinds of Animations Two kinds of animations: Movie Interactive Passive user watches the animation Interactive Active user clicks on mouse, types a key on keyboard … Actions of user are called events

Demo: A new world Create a new world File  New Choose template

Demo: Adding objects Active learning: Students open a new world and add objects to the world.

Techniques and Tools Mouse is used to Camera Navigation is used to approximately position objects in the scene Camera Navigation is used to set the camera point of view Drop-down menu methods are used to resize objects more precisely position objects in the scene Quadview is used to position one object relative to another object

Objects An "object" is How is an object unique? any thing that can be identified as unique from other things How is an object unique? has a name has properties: width, height, color, location can perform actions (methods): associated actions it can perform tasks it can carry out

Object Parts Objects may be composed of parts

3 Dimensions, 6 Directions A 3D object has 3 dimensions height, width, depth 6 degrees of freedom (directions of movement)

Center of an object At the center of mass Where it stands on the ground Where it is held

Class Objects are categorized into classes Each object is an instance of the class. All objects in a class have similar properties and generally can perform the same tasks. Person Dogs peter mary paul spike scottie fluffy

Galleries Classes (3D models) are found in the galleries Local gallery (installed with the software) Minimum or complete options CD Gallery (only if CD is in the machine) Web gallery

The Alice IDE – Integrated Development Environment

Demo: Saving a world Best solution: Writing and testing an animation is an intense load on the computing system – a crash can occur. Best solution: save your world every 15 minutes (Or at least every half hour) also save to a backup system Active Learning: Demo how to save a world in your local system. Students save FirstWorld.a2w to their own account/flash key/ or other device.