rgd1101 :
that not learning coding at all. sound like you better off doing writing or drawing, 3d animation?
I'd like to be able to create it from scratch, but what happens is, the resource, e.g. Code Academy tells me stuff that initially I understand, but ultimately don't know why I should use it or even where and then later down the road it provides inaccurate/unclear instructions/error feedback which just leaves me lost (e.g. why does what I typed have to have a capital letter even though I typed the right thing, or why my code doesn't run (or runs, but the site doesn't allow you to continue) even though it's exactly the same as the example). In the end I think it mentally registers as useless piece of information I'm never going to use. If it told me what the end game is (or better yet, let me pick the end game), why we're using a piece of code and what it does then that would be more useful to me.
I can do basic animation. I used to do basic in flash back in school. A friend and I self-taught ourselves. Recently jumped into Blender to learn basic animation there (need to pick up on this again). I don't yet know 3D modelling or rigging on account of my previous experience is basic 2D animation (a game of pong or stick men doing stuff) , but I can add them to my to do list. I can already write and I can already draw (need to translate my drawing skill to a graphics tablet though)