This isn't some sort of homework assignment, is it?

Also, how do you expect to do more advanced things if you don't have a decent grasp of the basics of the language? From what I've seen, Lidgren is about as basic as it gets for networking:

http://code.google.com/p/lidgren-network-gen3/wiki/Basics

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On an unrelated note, $20 doesn't go as far as it used to.

On a related note, at least i'm giving you something, and not telling you to get off your dad's cock and make me a program.

OT: help for the innocent programmer? ^.^
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wow

This is not an appropriate request for this forum, and your behaviour is becoming unacceptable.


It's also generally agreed upon that reading code produced by others is not an effective method of learning without a lot of supplemental material, and it's quite clear that rather than trying to learn you're trying to get someone to do part of your project for you. If you really want to learn you need to practice writing code by yourself, referring to reference materials and tutorials where needed -- you could perhaps consider investing in a book that covers subjects you're interested in learning and working through that.


If you're interested in having someone do work for you then that's fine as well, but you should not fool yourself or others by calling it a learning exercise.
On GDNet the appropriate place to request someone do work for you is our Help Wanted forum, where topics must follow a specific format as outlined in the ** READ BEFORE POSTING ** topic you'll find pinned in that forum. Given the nature of your particular request this time around you may however be better off looking for a service such as Rent-A-Coder, where you can advertise a job to be done and people can bid on doing the work.


Lastly, your language has become inappropriate, and we do not tolerate hostile behaviour on these forums.

[color="#1C2837"]all you learn in that class is the basics of the if() while() and cout<< cin>> methods.

Me and my friend hve always wanted to start on a game development, but we have had nowhere to begin, and we don't want to use an engine, because they are a pain.
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The place to start would be with the basics of if(), while() and cout methods, and if using an engine is "a pain" you clearly have not learned the basics of programming properly; a skilled programmer (or even someone simply on the way to becoming one) should find using an engine to be easier and less of a pain than writing everything from scratch, and would only do the latter if they a) had a special need to do so, such as a target platform for which no suitable engine existed, or b) were doing it for the learning experience and/or challenge.


Topic closed.