Author Topic: I'm taking a videogame making class thing.  (Read 2083 times)

So... yeah.
By Thursday, I will have made a videogame.

Idk how advanced it will be, it will probably be some flash thing or something, maybe 3D stuffz.


So... discuss.

[size=7
pt]If it's good enough, I might even share it with you guys.[/size]

I bet you're just going to be copy pasting the code of Pac Man or Space Invaders.

What will you be using to create it

What will you be using to create it
I bet it's scratch.

No "programming" course for 14 year olds ever teaches anything outside of really basic programs.

I went to a course to learn FPS Creator. It was total stuff, they didn't even know how to use the software themselves. They teach you the basics and forget up along the way.  I have the game they taught me how to make in the class. Compared to my recent projects, it's pretty hilarious. As long as you know the barebone basics, you should try and learn the rest yourself. It's far better that way.

you should make a game about blockland



Alright! Congratulations!
Don't stop until you have a company and you're filthy rich!
Well... that is if you want to work that hard... or it ever happens.


Don't be so quick to judge, guys. Some school programming courses teach some pretty interesting skills:

http://www.sploder.com/

Probably gonna be one of these.
Oh god. I remember some kid thinking he was a "master game creator" when he used sploder for all of his "games"

No, we're using an actual engine thing. I can't remember what it's called, it's not the best, but it works.

I went to a course to learn FPS Creator. It was total stuff, they didn't even know how to use the software themselves. They teach you the basics and forget up along the way.  I have the game they taught me how to make in the class. Compared to my recent projects, it's pretty hilarious. As long as you know the barebone basics, you should try and learn the rest yourself. It's far better that way.

Oh god I remember that program.
It sucked.

I went to a course to learn FPS Creator. It was total stuff, they didn't even know how to use the software themselves. They teach you the basics and forget up along the way.  I have the game they taught me how to make in the class. Compared to my recent projects, it's pretty hilarious. As long as you know the barebone basics, you should try and learn the rest yourself. It's far better that way.
was it something called iD?