So, who would be interested in a 'tutorial' on using GameMonkey Script and SDL to make Pacman?
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Ravuya
I am deeply intrigued.
July 06, 2006 08:33 AM
* raises hand *
More examples of GM type stuff can only be useful - I still have intentions of using it in a future project...
Jack
More examples of GM type stuff can only be useful - I still have intentions of using it in a future project...
Jack
July 06, 2006 09:01 AM
I think such a tutorial would be a valuable contribution to the game development community.
A reference that covers the usage of scripting languages as a game development utility, in conjunction with native code, in the most practical way possible - by building an entire game - would be great. Moreover, making the example game a simple one might coax a lot of otherwise unwilling people into experimenting with scripting languages.
A reference that covers the usage of scripting languages as a game development utility, in conjunction with native code, in the most practical way possible - by building an entire game - would be great. Moreover, making the example game a simple one might coax a lot of otherwise unwilling people into experimenting with scripting languages.
July 06, 2006 09:24 AM
I think there needs to be more articles in general on how to make a complete game, rather then just the individual parts. The good thing about using a script like GameMonkey to make a game is that you can use the knowledge elsewhere.
July 06, 2006 10:08 AM
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