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CodeWarriors Game Foundry – Safety & Supervision

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Introduction

This document outlines the commitment of CodeWarriors Game Foundry to providing a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for all participants, instructors, and leaders. We are dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of every participant and maintaining high standards of safety throughout all Game Foundry / After-school programs.

For programs hosted by a school or partner venue, CodeWarriors works within the venue’s child safety, emergency, sign-in/sign-out, and first-aid procedures. Where this document differs from school procedures, school procedures apply for on-campus activities.

Device Recommendations

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This page describes the recommended hardware for students to get the most out of participation in a CodeWarriors Game Foundry / after-school program.

These recommended specifications ensure our tools (including Godot, Python, and Visual Studio Code) run smoothly during tasks and projects.

If you’re unsure whether your laptop is suitable, please contact us and we’ll help you check it.

🟢 Specifications

RAM: 8GB recommended (4GB minimum)
Graphics: Support for WebGL 2 or WebGPU recommended (You can quickly check this using the following links from their laptop — if you see a green tick for either WebGL 2 or WebGPU, you’re all set)

Device Setup

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This page lists Software used by CodeWarriors Game Foundry / after-school programs.

Python

Installation on Windows:

Download latest Python 3 Install Manager from the official Python Download page: https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
Run the installer.
During install, set Use admin privileges and Add Python to PATH
Verify install success by opening a cmd prompt and typing python --version

Installation on Mac:

Download latest Python 3 release from the official Python Download page: https://www.python.org/downloads/macos/
Run the Installer.
Verify install success by opening a terminal window and typing python3 --version

Installation on Raspberry Pi:

Python 3 is pre-installed on Raspberry Pis running Raspberry Pi OS. Verify this by opening a terminal and typing python3 --version

Visual Studio Code

Installation on Windows:

Download the VSCode Windows installer from the VSCode Downloads page: https://code.visualstudio.com/download
Run the Installer.

Installation on Mac:

Download the VSCode MacOS installer from the VSCode Downloads page: https://code.visualstudio.com/download
Run the Installer.

Installation on Raspberry Pi:

Open a terminal / bash prompt.
Run sudo apt update
Run sudo apt install code
Test Visual Studio Code by opening from the “Programming” menu.
(Optional) Run sudo apt-full-upgrade

Additional