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Why am I always told to learn C/C++ to design games?
How does C/C++ help in designing games?
And Why is it so hard to learn?
I''m (trying to)learning this C language so that I can design games but I can''t for the life of me figure out what all this crap is used to do in games. And another thing, What is a good(cheap) software program for designing art in games?
Send any info to: mskb12@juno.com
C/C++ is used to create games, not design them. Pencil and paper works fine for design. Perhaps that person was reccomending that you make the games yourself 
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Paint shop pro is good for creating game art. You can download it at http://www.jasc.com .
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Who is this General Failure and why is he trying to read my hard disk?
.Paint shop pro is good for creating game art. You can download it at http://www.jasc.com .
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Who is this General Failure and why is he trying to read my hard disk?
Learning how to program will give you a better understanding on how computers work, but you don''t need to know to program to design games.
I thought that you''d already designed a game! One that''s gonna...
I love Game Design and it loves me back.
Our Goal is "Fun"!
I love Game Design and it loves me back.
Our Goal is "Fun"!
Don''t *EVER* post threads with subjects like ''HELP'' - make it a bit more accurate.
Game design is just the process of deciding the flow of events and features in your game.
Writing the game is where C/C++ comes in.
C++ is definitely the best language for professional games, but it''s not very good for beginners. Try learning BASIC (which is simple) and when you have a good knowledge of it move on to C++. You''ll appreciate the BASIC knowledge.
Paul Cunningham:
Your signature is really starting to p*ss me off. Sounds lame. (Just my opinion - ignore)
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Game design is just the process of deciding the flow of events and features in your game.
Writing the game is where C/C++ comes in.
C++ is definitely the best language for professional games, but it''s not very good for beginners. Try learning BASIC (which is simple) and when you have a good knowledge of it move on to C++. You''ll appreciate the BASIC knowledge.
Paul Cunningham:
Your signature is really starting to p*ss me off. Sounds lame. (Just my opinion - ignore)
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Smidge
www.smidge-tech.co.uk
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