Graphics, sound, and programming, oh my!

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10 comments, last by Phacia 21 years, 9 months ago
Wow guys, thanks for the tips! I''ll definitely check it all out. And y''know, back when I had started learning C++(I gave up when absolutely none of my codes compiled), I totally forgot that I could ask you guys for help. :D

But there''s still the issue of those character sprites...
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Two or three years of high school (or a year of college-level)Computer Science courses should be enough to give you a general understanding of C++. As far as creating sprites for a game, check out articles online to learn about artistic techniques (someone covered Capcom-style sprites, which was incredibly useful). After that, check out Game Programming in 21 Days, like Erunama suggested. It covers DOS-based game programming, but it contains all the info you can handle about 2D games, sprites, and animation. I read it as much as The Zen of DirectX Game Programming, which is great for learning to produce code to support your sprites. It''s nice and modern. Good luck!
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