Easiest programming language for irrLicht (beginners )
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I DUNNO' WHAT YOU FOO'S TALKIN' 'BOUT, THISA C++ vs C CRAP, I'LL STICK WITH MY Intel i7 MACHINE LANGUAGE THANK YOU VERY MUCH
[Edited for annoying font size. I hope I didn't offend my Irrlicht forum elders.]
[Edited for annoying font size. I hope I didn't offend my Irrlicht forum elders.]
Last edited by macron12388 on Mon Nov 08, 2010 11:53 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Ok, that's good.slavik262 wrote:What the hell? Stop being intentionally obnoxious. Caps lock is cruise control for cool, but you still have to steer. The ridiculous font size would also fall under this category.
For the record, i7 processors don't have their own instruction set. They're x86-64 processors.
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@wahagn
First of all LUA is not programming language, but it could be used to make some game scripting environment.
What you should do is learn any possible language like Pascal,c,c++,php, or anything similar.
When you have learnt and you know yourself that you're comfortable with the programming language you learnt, you can dig into making 'games'.
And, no, not games like World of warcraft, or quake/counterstrike, these were made I assume by professional programmers. In order to make a game like that you have to have some experience.
Even a simple FPS is an overhead for a first game project, unless you call a game just a mess of code that runs slow, crashes, or even doesn't run.
So go learn the language of your choice, get comfortable with it, if you'll learn one programming language you'll know them all
And don't ignore this post just because it breaks up your optimistic idea that you can actually make a game just like that, its not that simple.
Ive been writting some small windows apps, console apps, experimenting with irrlicht, creating some web pages, but I still haven't made a game that would work properly( I guess I could make a pong remake, or tic tac toes, but...). Take your time and learn what you need.
First of all LUA is not programming language, but it could be used to make some game scripting environment.
What you should do is learn any possible language like Pascal,c,c++,php, or anything similar.
When you have learnt and you know yourself that you're comfortable with the programming language you learnt, you can dig into making 'games'.
And, no, not games like World of warcraft, or quake/counterstrike, these were made I assume by professional programmers. In order to make a game like that you have to have some experience.
Even a simple FPS is an overhead for a first game project, unless you call a game just a mess of code that runs slow, crashes, or even doesn't run.
So go learn the language of your choice, get comfortable with it, if you'll learn one programming language you'll know them all
And don't ignore this post just because it breaks up your optimistic idea that you can actually make a game just like that, its not that simple.
Ive been writting some small windows apps, console apps, experimenting with irrlicht, creating some web pages, but I still haven't made a game that would work properly( I guess I could make a pong remake, or tic tac toes, but...). Take your time and learn what you need.
Working on game: Marrbles (Currently stopped).
i was thing of making a dll for game maker or mabe a dll so game maker could use the it like c++ since game maker only can load functions and all that complicated stuff can be done in the first dll i was close to getting a rendered version in game maker but you would only be calling what was made already and it would be more of a game editor. but ya thats what i think i would do it but i dont think any one would help me but im making a hl2 source engine port in irrlicht at the moment so ya. hoped i made a point.
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What has this to do with your question? I'm asking you wich programming language is for you the easiest and you talk about making a dll for game makercodydbgt wrote:i was thing of making a dll for game maker or mabe a dll so game maker could use the it like c++ since game maker only can load functions and all that complicated stuff can be done in the first dll i was close to getting a rendered version in game maker but you would only be calling what was made already and it would be more of a game editor. but ya thats what i think i would do it but i dont think any one would help me but im making a hl2 source engine port in irrlicht at the moment so ya. hoped i made a point.
“Any code of your own that you haven’t looked at for six or more months might as well have been written by someone else.”
(Eagleson’s Law)
(Eagleson’s Law)
@wahagn, if you're not up to learning any programming language than all you have left is tools like game maker, fps creator ect.
I would stick to c++, unless you want to use wrappers which lack of functionallity, have weird bugs ect...
Tough c++ is not so easy to learn for a starting programmer, but once you learn c++, all of other languages will be more easy to learn.
I have programmed with c++ for about a year or more, and now I started to look at webside programming, designing, php looks so much the same as c++, that I learnt all php basics in less than one day.
I would stick to c++, unless you want to use wrappers which lack of functionallity, have weird bugs ect...
Tough c++ is not so easy to learn for a starting programmer, but once you learn c++, all of other languages will be more easy to learn.
I have programmed with c++ for about a year or more, and now I started to look at webside programming, designing, php looks so much the same as c++, that I learnt all php basics in less than one day.
Working on game: Marrbles (Currently stopped).
serengeor wrote:@wahagn, if you're not up to learning any programming language than all you have left is tools like game maker, fps creator ect.
I would stick to c++, unless you want to use wrappers which lack of functionallity, have weird bugs ect...
Tough c++ is not so easy to learn for a starting programmer, but once you learn c++, all of other languages will be more easy to learn.
I have programmed with c++ for about a year or more, and now I started to look at webside programming, designing, php looks so much the same as c++, that I learnt all php basics in less than one day.
Yes, now I also think that it will be better to use c++, by the way i came on this question because i saw a simple fps game on the net wich was made with irrlicht and LUA. I've posted this fps a time ago on the forum. If somone wants to knwo where i'm talking about : http://www.brothersoft.com/games/ares-fps.html
“Any code of your own that you haven’t looked at for six or more months might as well have been written by someone else.”
(Eagleson’s Law)
(Eagleson’s Law)