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I once managed to make a square that moved in Python.
That's as far as my dream as gaming developer got.
the-pi-guy said:
WOOT! WOOT! SUPPORT YOUR DREAM! OR something.... |
I lack the skills for doing these kind of things. I might study two years to get some kind of experience, though.
That's why I'm hyped for Project Sparks. Feels so accesible...
| Andrespetmonkey said: What would you guys recommend for a first programming language? |
While I personally don't like Java at all, is easy to use and understand. So I say start with Java.
Just a thing, NEVER use Java for Web development, is one of the worst things ever created, but desktop or mobile softwares are fine.
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the-pi-guy said:
SAYS YOU! Just have to put the effort into doing it, if it is something you really want to do. |
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Don't start with C++. It seems easy but gets quite complicated with lots of code.
I made a 2D game/engine fairly easily in 2011. I'm doing the same in 3D right now, its taken MUCH longer however.
http://scnden.com
http://www.scndgen.com/#blog_120823_legacy_tech
http://www.scndgen.com/#blog_130825_gl3
http://www3.ntu.edu.sg/home/ehchua/programming/opengl/JOGL2.0.html
I never talk about code even though I build things from scatch. I basically translate everything I need from OpenGL 3 in C++ to java. Stupidly easy cross platform tech.
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