Author Topic: Getting into Coding/Scripting/Whatever  (Read 1768 times)


Order of languages I learned
>HTML (if you count it)
>TorqueScript
>PHP
>Python
>C++
>JavaScript
The way I wish I did it
>C++
>Python
>PHP
>JavaScript
>TorqueScript
i don't think HTML even really counts
if it did i would've said i started with that
...actually i think i did lua before torquescript but w/e
torquescript was the first i became proficient in to a reasonable extent

If HTML and batch counts (which they probably don't) then those were my first languages.
If not, then TorqueScript was my first.

I like how we did stuff with this kiddy program called scratch, IN loving SCHOOL
WHAT THE forget WE THOUGH WE ARE GOING TO LEARN PROGRAMMING
NOT PULLING ROUND BUTTONS TOGETHER

Oh god scratch. We had to use that in the summer assignment for our computer science class.

Scratch is awful
Now I'm stuck with DarkBasic, which seems to be a bit similar to Torque in that it is kinda old, slow, and incorporates an engine.




Scratch is awful
Now I'm stuck with DarkBasic, which seems to be a bit similar to Torque in that it is kinda old, slow, and incorporates an engine.
DarkBasic is really cute. It's all retro-y and stuff and it's loads of fun.

I found this: http://docs.garagegames.com/tgea/official/content/documentation/Scripting%20Reference/Introduction/TorqueScript.html

Is this a correct source?
Kind of. A lot of stuff won't work.

Scratch is awful
Now I'm stuck with DarkBasic, which seems to be a bit similar to Torque in that it is kinda old, slow, and incorporates an engine.
scratch is really neat imo, but it's not something you'd make a big serious game with.