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[quote name='Oluf' timestamp='1318320703' post='4871374']
[color="#1C2837"] Unity3D (game engine) lets you use java as scripting language for development
Just to clarify: Unity uses javascript, and not java. Just so there is no confusion if you decide to use unity at some point
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Same with UDK. With that said, both of them use a their own form of javascript with their own tweaks. Untiy's javascript implementation has been officially dubbed UnityScript. Likewise, UDK has dubbed their javascript implementation UnrealScript.
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You are right. I am sorry for the mis-information, and thank you for correcting my mistake. I still do recommend both tools though.
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Don't take it the wrong way. I wasn't trying to correct you. Just adding to the discussion.
Learning Java: Where to start?
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[quote name='jonbonazza' timestamp='1318355240' post='4871512']
[quote name='Oluf' timestamp='1318320703' post='4871374']
[color="#1C2837"] Unity3D (game engine) lets you use java as scripting language for development
Just to clarify: Unity uses javascript, and not java. Just so there is no confusion if you decide to use unity at some point
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Same with UDK. With that said, both of them use a their own form of javascript with their own tweaks. Untiy's javascript implementation has been officially dubbed UnityScript. Likewise, UDK has dubbed their javascript implementation UnrealScript.
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You are right. I am sorry for the mis-information, and thank you for correcting my mistake. I still do recommend both tools though.
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Don't take it the wrong way. I wasn't trying to correct you. Just adding to the discussion.
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I am not taking it the wrong way but you were right and I wanted to acknowlege that so the OP was clear that everyone agree's on the actual fact. I appreciate the fact I was corrected and not left contributing to confusing the OP
I guess you could start with some simple tutorials just to get a feel for the syntax, even though it is similar to c++.
This is a good website to get your started:
http://www.freejavag...om/corejava.htm
If you haven't already, download netbeans. I don't know any others but netbeans is okay, can be annoying if you're use to visual studio though.
Thanks, this looks fairly well for the beginners.
My Java advice with library, book, link and tool suggestions is right here. Hopefully it proves helpful.
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