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Dark GDK / Where i can find tutorials about GDK

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satrebor
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Hi!Thanks for answering.
Where i can find tutorials about GDK without tutorials wich are included in GDK directories.
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satrebor
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I need tutorial about (how make game similar as counter strike)
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jezza
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LOL. You want to make a game like CS. Good luck. Apart from the ones shipped with GDK there arent many. Look at stickies in this forum and darkgdk.wikia.com
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chanchan
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the dark GDK itself packaged with the tutorial that cover the basics.

I think they are enough to build a game like CS.

You can find the tutorial in Start->All Program->The Games Creators->Dark GDK->Tutorials

then check the Documentation (no too informative, though)

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CPPP
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I assume you have already checked out the "Dark Dungeon" tutorial.
I you haven't, then that's an fps game, which you could study. I think it is a bit messy though. It's not object oriented, it just uses plain old C structs, strange since it is 1700 lines long and just begs for some classes (being an fps also)!
This is something I don't understand about the C++ version of GDK. They have tried their damndest to avoid using classes in every kind of way, when in reality that is exactly what game programs, especially FPS-games, is asking for!
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jezza
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GDK was a direct port of DBPro, so no classes. If you want OOP check out Jason P Sage's wrapper.
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jason p sage
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http://code.google.com/p/darkgdkoop

--Jason


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Wikaman1
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I made a few tutorial videos. There on my youtube channel -

http://www.youtube.com/user/pqowieuryt101
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chanchan
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if you want OO version
just create classess, then include them

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jason p sage
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Well - Sure - but if you want to save your self a ton of work and inherit freely 30,000+ lines of code that does it for you - scope out my Wrapper - has a ton of demos - and frankly an update is on its way.

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