Re: Which Programming Language Should I Pick?
I think that Java could be a good option for developing cross-platform games. First of all, if you know BGT, switching to Java will be much easier because of similar syntax. Second, your game will run on any PC platform with no need to first
Re: Which Programming Language Should I Pick?
Why in the name of all that is holy do people still suggest vb6. If there's any option worse than BGT, vb6 takes the cake, so congradulations you get the award for the day for the most absurd suggestion.VB6 is outdated, no longer supported
Re: Which Programming Language Should I Pick?
Python is a good general purpose language, and can also be used to make games.With libraries like libaudioverse for audio and 3d environments, pyglet or pygame for things like window management, events (for calling code when something happens
Re: Which Programming Language Should I Pick?
@post 3Could you possibly elaborate more on why you suggested those three? Thanks.
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Re: Which Programming Language Should I Pick?
I would recommend VB6, but its age might be a bit of a drawback.Other than VB, I'd recommend learning Python or PureBasic.
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Which Programming Language Should I Pick?
Hey everyone,In the past, I tried picking up BGT, but I've since dropped it for multiple reasons. I was wondering if you guys could suggest a decent language to learn? I'm wanting a language that's able to make audio games, but also would allow me
