Who is everybody?

[Cube_]

Interesting, newsuperyoshi
What is the name of the company? (I am interested in what software you have developed, that's all ^^)

[kklouzal]

Hello! I love C++ and programming!

[Squarefox]

I am a hamster.

[cat.exe]

I am William Bowers, 15, a sophomore. My father is in the US air force, so I've lived in many different places; right now, we are stationed in MacDill AFB, FL. I've been doing computers for a long time. I started with small basic, then went pretty much straight to c++ and java. I've never really done anything significant in my programming (hobby) career, but I'm working on changing that. Irrlicht has truly allowed me to rise to a higher standard (I can't think of one way in which it is not perfect.)

[ent1ty]

Well it can't make ice-cold chocolate milk

[kazymjir]

Irrlicht has truly allowed me to rise to a higher standard (I can't think of one way in which it is not perfect.

The same was for me. Thanks to Irrlicht I learned OOP which changed my entire programming life

[FlyingSauce]

Looks like I'm a little late to this, but meh.


I'm not saying my name for privacy concerns, but I'm a 16 year old boy who was born in Mississippi and just recently moved to Indiana. I haven't really been seriously playing video games for very long; meaning I didn't really stop using cheats until I was 12, because that's when I got VAC banned. D: (I've seen the light since then) When I was 8, I wanted to be a web developer, so my dad downloaded Microsoft Frontpage and I tried to create a Gorillaz themed Myspace clone. The most I could do was create a really crappy looking website with a picture of Noodle on the index page. I eventually got around to learning basic HTML when I was 10 and tried to move on to PhP to create a MySQL login. I succeeded with making the login function, but I couldn't really make user pages and stuff, ya know?


In the back of my mind, I always wanted to be a game developer, but I only had one idea: To make an online Harry Potter MMORPG, so I opened up a Flash trial and tried to make a Harry Potter avatar chat. (You know how it went, I didn't even bother making graphics) After failing miserably, I found this cool thing called BYOND when I was 11. It was basically this scripting language that let you make your own multiplayer games in the style of old SNES RPG's. I was desperate, so I downloaded it and learned the language, which took me about 4 years because I was so stupid. I attempted the Harry Potter project many times, the first time I did it, I just copied and pasted some one else' source code and added a few extra objects. I eventually learned how to use the language effectively, and just a few months ago, I tried to revive the project. It was going pretty well, and I had just finished the core of the engine. Except there were a few major errors. The AI made the game lag really bad, even when running in the background, and the onscreen text made the entire server lag when enabled.


It was then when I realized that BYOND just sucked. Almost everything was server side, which left little room for optimization from the developer, and there were just SO MANY LIMITATIONS. So I scrapped the project and left the whole BYOND mess for C++. Fortunately for me, BYOND already had similarities to Javascript, which kind of had similarities to most major programming languages... Also, I had been using C++ on/off simultaneously while learning BYOND.


So, I searched through all of the libraries and API's, including DirectX, SDL2, and Allegro. I had tried out all of them and decided I wanted a 3D capable rendering library with Linux support, and Irrlicht was one of the first results. Now, I am happily learning the proper syntax behind OOP and how to use the Irrlicht engine effectively.


So, thanks, Irrlicht!

[ralian]

Character spawn!

Hi, I'm ralian. I've been programming for five years now, with c++ for two. I've been using irrlicht for a few months now, and the short time I've used it for has truly made me a 'believer.' I registered today in case I need any help, in case I can help others, or in case I have something interesting to show off.

thanks.

-ralian

[Asimov]

Hi Darkwhopy,

Name: Tom Williams
Age: 14

I laughed at this. My name is also Thomas Williams, and I am 45.

[chronologicaldot]

^ lol. On this day one year ago...
Caused me to click this thread. Who hasn't made assumptions about dates? No pun intended.

[Virion]

And now another year has passed, caused me to click this thread lol.

[ethanscott]

Hello All!
I am Ethan and I actually want to work with RaspberryPi extensively and I know this forum will help me out with any issues that I may face

[chronologicaldot]

Welcome!
I don't recall anyone ever mentioning running Irrlicht on RaspberryPi. Not that it couldn't be done... but you'll may need to shop around again if you want a forum for learning generic C++ and RaspberryPi.
Or maybe you meant to say "Irrlicht"? ... or maybe you were trying to post on a different forum?

[francisbaud]

Hey, I'm Francis, 32 y/o from Canada. I've had a very little introduction to programming in 2017, then have been checking some tutorials from time to time. I'm not sure yet I'd be able to program properly as I have trouble remembering terms and syntax. But I guess it could also help my memory to learn new stuff. I do need a lot more discipline though, to devote more time into it. I might start with a free course online and see how things go.