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KAREL 3D WebGL

Posted on by Robin Ding Leave a comment Interpreters, Languages, Puzzle Games

KAREL 3D written in JavaScript with WebGL
is a children’s programming language for teaching algorithms.

This is later variant from Karel the Robot in 3D,
created in 1986 for 8bit microcomputer PMD 85-2.

Support full recursion, create new commands,
complex commands with condition from dialog
and direct control with keys, language translation.

Objects: brick, wall, mark.

Writen in HTML for fast universal use, including JavaScript code with Three engine.
After download and unzip, runable (run html file) without installation in internet browser.
Tested in EDGE and Chrome.

Earlier version v9 without WebGL, and just as one file (+ include examples in text file):
https://sourceforge.net/projects/karel-3d/

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Website https://karel-3d-webgl.sourceforge.io
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License GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)
Platform Android Linux Mac Windows
Features
  • Direct control Robot Karel by predefined Keys in 3D space
  • Command control from Dialog with complex conditions
  • Create new commands in Command window
  • Support full recursion (calls himself new command)
  • Can write notes after symbols //
  • Compatible with KAREL 3D (earlier version without WebGL)
  • Wall logic, according to the original version of 1986
  • Auto-Translation between language code