(rarely use bluesky so no idea how this reply format will come out in the thread, sorry if its a mess)

-it speaks a very different “mental language.”
I’ve tried it, and while it’s not C#, the barrier to entry still felt high. It’s full of programming terminology, and it takes a lot of dedicated effort just to understand how to achieve what might’ve taken a few intuitive steps in CT.

-of programming while not needing to learn in-depth programming fundamentals. And if you wanted to do more complex stuff, you had the option in CT to learn/use basic programming like if statements. It was a lower entry point into the mindset of programming logic. Graph is an option, yes but-

Hey, just adding my experience here. I’ve used CT a lot, and I didn’t forget about Graph. CT simply allowed non-coders to build complex logic while thinking like designers, not engineers. Its why it worked so well for me as an artistic world creator/thinker. It was a bridge to work with the power-