Can I use unity 3d make a games without Java, C#,boo…???
Im student.
Without any scripting knowledge is hard, you should find all the scripts already made to attach to the single objects into your application: quite impossible.
You should learn Javascript, C# or BOO or use something “simpler” like http://www.alice.org/ which works using drag and drop of predefined components.
http://www.alice.org/index.php?page=what_is_alice/what_is_alice has two videos.
Im not have time for learn javascript, C# or BOO because I learning Russia.
Can I make 3d object for unity 3d with this http://www.alice.org/ ??
No. You cannot.
If you don’t have time to learn a language, you need to hire a programmer, simple as that.
I don’t think learning Unity javascript is difficult. I think it’s the most easy script language I know. And that’s the only language I know.
Just like Tonyd mentioned, if you don’t have time, then hire someone to work with you, or you can gather ur friends to help you with scripting.
If you wish to make a first person shooter http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/117448-FPS-Constructor-Makes-creating-an-FPS-easy!
If you wish to make a role playing game http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/95215-New-RPG-kit or http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/66367-ORK-Okashi-RPG-Kit-for-Unity-released
Alice is a fun tool, but its an educational tool to teach programming, not a serious game making tool (although if its programable you probably could make a little game in it, as potentially amatureish as it is).
Theres no real shortcut here. 3D tools are used to get objects into the unity world, but you need to write code to tell those 3D objects what to do. Its as simple as that. Its not that hard, and unity is fairly simple if occasionally poorly documented.
Heres an idea, use Alice to learn how to “think” like a coder, then use that thinking to to learn one of the 3 lnguage options (I’d avoid boo until your a bit more experienced, although its probably the easiest of the 3 languages, there is almost no documentation which turns it from “really easy” to “really confusing”.