Re: Accessing the BGT Documentation?
hi,
There is one more way; the game called braillemon is made with game maker studio. But I personally have never used it so can't say much about it. Other than that there is of course python, c# and pure basic. There is also quorum, but it has some accessibility issues even though it was intended for visually impaired. If you choose languages like c++ python or c# then you have to use external libraries and link them with your compiler. For python you can use pygame or pyglet for keybord and windows, Tolk or accessible_output2 for speech and soundlib etc. If you use BGT then your game will only run mainly on windows however almost all other languages are cross platform. And if you get stuck, always google is your friend to destroy issues at sight.
Regards,
amit
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