Blockly is Bitbybit's block-based editor, where a program is assembled from interlocking blocks rather than typed. It is the gentlest way into programming 3D geometry, because the blocks only fit together in ways that make sense, so a whole category of syntax mistakes simply cannot happen. That makes it a strong fit for classrooms, for designers who do not write code, and for anyone wanting results before learning a language. These pages cover the editor, a first 3D Hello World, and building a parametric cube whose dimensions you can change.
Learn about Blockly, the visual programming framework used on the Bitbybit platform, its benefits, and how to interact with Blockly scripts.
Learn how to create your first 3D "Hello World" program using the Bitbybit Blockly visual programming editor.
Learn how to create a parametric cube using the Bitbybit Blockly editor, OpenCascade (OCCT), and variables.