Alice Tutorial 2.4 Lesson 7.1 - Vehicle Property Introduction

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Lesson 7.1 focuses on using the Vehicle property of an object. This allows you to 'attach' one object to another, effectively being able to control multiple objects from a single parent object. This is very useful when you want an animation with one object moving on top of another (such as riding a horse or driving a car). It can also be used when an object is being held, such as in the hand of a person.

This is an introductory series of Alice Tutorials. This course, from start to finish, is designed to help someone who has never programmed before learn the basics of coding. Alice is appropriate for all age levels and is taught to new programmers usually from about Junior High School, although there are concepts and features that can be entertaining to even skilled programmers. As this series continues, we examine more advanced Alice techniques, functions, and methods.

This series was based on a lack of step by step tutorials available at this point. While good tutorials do exist, they are spread across multiple channels and often times don't have a step-by-step learning process. Following this series of videos should provide solid examples and explanations from very basic to more advanced concepts.

[Visionmori]

man I needed this for my test tommorow you saved me! Thanks a lot

[lasithadamruwan]

hey when i resize my humvee into a bigger size it dismembers it's doors and wheels?any thought!
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