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Geek Culture / [LOCKED] What's the point of always coding your games?

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Posted: 7th Jul 2005 02:47
its ok izzy just slow down dont overload yourself... crap too late hes fried

lol @there are 10....

n00bs will be shot on spot...
i need some more ammo there are just too many of them better call in the moderators to help
Briere
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Posted: 7th Jul 2005 03:08 Edited at: 7th Jul 2005 03:12
Quote: "its ok izzy just slow down dont overload yourself... crap too late hes fried

lol @there are 10...."

You do know that 10 in binary = 2 right?

Back onto the topic... BECAUSE YOUR LAME IF YOU DONT! Unless you used FPSC of course. Then your cool

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Posted: 7th Jul 2005 03:30
yes that is what i meant was so funny

if gay=1 then use_fpsc()
if lazy<>1 then code()
if n00b=1 then post_why_code()
if code()=1 then cool=1

there u go or do u want me to show u in fpsc?

n00bs will be shot on spot...
i need some more ammo there are just too many of them better call in the moderators to help
Louiz ofRohr
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Posted: 7th Jul 2005 04:46 Edited at: 7th Jul 2005 15:54


starred *ROCCUS*, I was anxious to say that =] Thank you




.: DON'T COMPLAiN :.

The worst foe lies within the self...
RUCCUS
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Posted: 7th Jul 2005 09:14 Edited at: 7th Jul 2005 09:14
Holy crap lol. *RUCCUS looks at the life story above ^^*

Quote: "
RUCCUS: "Damn programming all this is bori-"
Rustler Of Bovine: "IT PLAYS WITH THE KEYBOARD OR IT GETS THEE WIP!""

That's why I program it all myself...erm, uh oh he's coming.

*RUCCUS runs*


Current Projects: SHADE - Game Maker | Mecho - TGC Puzzle Entry | Halo Physics Engine | COLD - Polygonal Collision Detection
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Posted: 7th Jul 2005 15:04 Edited at: 7th Jul 2005 15:16
Quote: "The easiest way to get a job done may not give "satisfaction" that the hard way does, but that doesn't mean it's "wrong" as long as you still get the same exact task finished.
"



At some point, you're right...

Look:



is much better than




At this point you are right, Keaz...

The worst foe lies within the self...
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Posted: 15th Jul 2005 15:28 Edited at: 15th Jul 2005 15:29
Sometimes, I will create a game first in a point and click engine to get the game mapped out, then I will code it. That way, if I run out of idead 3/4 of the way through it, I won't have lost 3-4 months. But I do prefer coding on my own because of the flexibility.
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Posted: 15th Jul 2005 19:12
Quote: "But I don't understand why click and drag if you are gonna code it."


As a proof of concept - in the same way C++ developers use DBP for prototypes, he is going to use Click and Drag for his prototype of a DB game.


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Posted: 15th Jul 2005 19:34
We'll eventually be able to load FPSC levels into DBPro and run around them - so anyone who would struggle with making a level editor and levels for a FPS should seriously consider FPSC as a springboard for their FPS project. People might design the game in FPSC then code their own engine around it.

FPS games are tricky beasts, when you start making your own you appreciate all that's gone into FPSC and how it could make life easier in the future with it's level engine and DBPro.


Van-B

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Posted: 16th Jul 2005 23:44
When do you reckon Lonewolf will be done?


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Posted: 17th Jul 2005 01:10
Because coding is the way real games are made. Using a little program to do things for you just doesn't cut it, atleast for me.

If you're making a first person shooter and want to get quality results, you probably won't get anything like Battlefield 2, Doom 3, Farcry etc without coding things.

Plus I personally enjoy coding things
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Posted: 17th Jul 2005 04:25
Anybody ever considered that we code our games because like teh almighty pwning Jeku we are looking to get a career in game development, or even those other boring types of programming? It pays rather well, and we need to practice and learn.

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Posted: 17th Jul 2005 09:11
Well, someone has to code those click and drag programs.


+NanoBrain+
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Posted: 17th Jul 2005 10:27
and someone has to code the programs that they use to code click and drag programs...i think

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Posted: 2nd Aug 2005 02:52
Even then, someone had to code that.

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