Hi Ben,
Well, there is a certain amount of logic involved in where to start.
For example, if I was going to start writing a game today I would
declare or create all the base classes containing all the variables
and functions required by the people, places, and things used in my
project. Next, I wo
Ok
That's fine
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Hi Hayden,
There is actually a huge difference in object oriented programming in
procedural progra
18, 2010 3:23 PM
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its not that. i mean i tried to start small but didn't know where to
begin.,
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mming Games was Re: Response From Bavisoft To
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Hi Ben,
Any time you learn something new like a programming language always
start out small before moving on to bigger projects. For example,
when I was taking C++ in college we didn't start out with something
like a calculator or simi
Hi Hayden,
There is actually a huge difference in object oriented programming in
procedural programming. Unfortunately, this is going to be tough
explaining it in a way that gets the point across without getting too
technical, and I can't explain it without showing you a bit of code
for comparison
Hi Ben,
Any time you learn something new like a programming language always
start out small before moving on to bigger projects. For example,
when I was taking C++ in college we didn't start out with something
like a calculator or similar app we started with a simple "Hello
World" program and wen
ng the game's story though, so thats someting...
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Programming Games was Re: Response From Bavisoft To
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Hi,
Not only that but Jason, I think his name was, who wrote most of those
games was in no way a professional developer. I looked at the source
code for Giftenum one time and almost fainted it
Hi,
Not only that but Jason, I think his name was, who wrote most of those
games was in no way a professional developer. I looked at the source
code for Giftenum one time and almost fainted it was that bad. I
wouldn't exactly recommend it for a beginner on that grounds alone.
Bottom line, the po
mber 17, 2010 12:21 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Programming Games was Re: Response From Bavisoft To
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Hi Tiffany,
I agree with Dark. I think it's best to learn and experiment with a
programming language, or anything for that matter, before starting to work
on a major project. For a lon
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