I already have python installed, so that blender will run (even though blender says it's not ). I guess I can try C++ tutorials, and if it's too complicated I can download Pygame and try that.

Okay, I'm trying to follow a tutorial and it wants me to compile this:
 
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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
  cout<<"HEY, you, I'm alive! Oh, and Hello World!\n";
  cin.get();

  return 1;
}

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I am trying to use Microsoft Visual C++ Express, and I can't find a compile button that works when I load the text into it. Any help?

First ever 3d work:



Only part not done in blender is the texture on the vase. Effect on the floor was totally unintentional, but I like it .

Decided to make another mage tower. This one on a mountainside.

16 colors on the mountain.

Okay, how about this:

Did some palette changes too.

It's funny that no one has yet thought of that tree as an evergreen. Well I absolutely love the piece, but here's a few nitpicks.

The cliffs - they should be more like the tiles shown on the left, but with more detail.

The log house -  the grey bar should be replaced with grass. the logs are too 'clean' and look like brown metal. there should at least be a small path in front of the door, two tiles at least.

the white house (and i don't mean that american building) - the texture is too simple, and needs more colors to stay with the detailed design of the rest.

water - too repetitive.