Author Topic: Hi, Im New And I Have A Question About Scripting.  (Read 2038 times)


I would laugh if a game was made in C++ and scripted in HTML.

I would laugh if a game was made in C++ and scripted in HTML.
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<html>
<body>
<a href="http://C:/Users/Jordan/mygame/mygame.exe">
<body>
<html>

Do I win a best developer award now? :cookieMonster:

Too bad there isnt a program like "Visual Torque". Is there?
Torsion.

HTML?

This made me laugh.

HTML is a scripting language used to create websites. It won't go close to making programs.

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<html>
<body>
<a href="http://C:/Users/Jordan/mygame/mygame.exe">
<body>
<html>

Do I win a best developer award now? :cookieMonster:
Only if somehow there's a C: drive accessible on the internet. And still, "C:" is not a valid domain name. Also, how can you prove that mygame.exe is made in C++? It could be coded in Autoit, or ActionScript (I think you can export flash files into executables), or Java, or...
Oh, also, this is technically a website. Not a program coded in C++ and scripted in HTML.

Wait, that was a joke wasn't it?
/facedesk



What about for Macs???

XCode's a good choice. You probably have a copy on your installation disk, but you can download if off Apple's website as well.

I only know LUA scripting. Whats the deffrince between them?

Its more organized and less confusing try it out
I understand this.
Also syntax highlighting. And much much more.
But, what do you mean by syntax highlighting?

Well, based of my wikipedia search, Lua is somwhat similar to C. Lua's similar to C, C is similar to C++, and C++ is similar to Torquescript.

If you plan on scripting for Blockland, your major concern is learning Blockland's API and functions. I've been programming for years, and I hardly know any of Blockland's functions.
The best you can do is download some addons and see 'how they tick'. Maybe make a few modifications to them.