Hello world! I'm talking about how to create a project that has both a room

And a forest or outdoor scene in Alice3.

When you start your program.

Select the room.

For some reason you can't add it after. Let me go to set up scene.

Under shapes and text the very last thing is the ground.

So I'm going to add the ground.

And pick the way I want it to look. Let's say snow.

Say OK.

And then

I'm going to

add a snowman.

Oh! A little baby penguin.

Allright.

I have a penguin.

And then I'm also going to add a

Go to

props.

Get some furniture.

Ok. we'll add a chair.

So I have a penguin and I have a chair.

So I'm going to create

a scene procedure.

And call it

livingroom.

And then in living room,

I'm going to select the ground.

And make it.

invisible.

By setting the opacity to zero.

And I'm also going to make the

Penguin

invisible

And just in case I've been somewhere else.

I want to make sure that the

Room

is visible.

Opacity of 1.

And the chair is visible.

So...

In myFirstMethod

I'm going to

Call my livingroom method [procedure].

And let's run that.

And you can see there's my

Go back.

Oh, 0.1 for chair. I want to make that one.

And if you want this just happen immediately,

I could set the duration to 0 for each of those.

And they will just

happen.

So there's my scene procedure.

For the living room.

And then I'm going to.

Add a scene

Procedure.

Called

Snow.

You really do want to have comments all the time.

And in the snow I'm going to pick the room.

And set the visibility, opacity,

to

0.

And set the chair to 0.

And duration of zero so there's no delay, it just happens.

And then,

Let's go.

Make the

Ground visible.

Select ground,

And set opacity to

1.0

Instantly.

And make the

little penguin visible also.

Ok.

And in my first method I'm going to say the living room.

And then I'm going to have a nice long pause.

Delay

Of about

2 so you can see the difference.

And then I'm going to do the snow.

When I run this I'm going to see the living room, there will be a delay, and then you'll see the snow.