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Re: Game Creation

Postby Maxwell6336 » Fri Sep 06, 2013 3:57 am

what? just because i run a mac dosent mean that i havent had other computers, and it dosent change the fact that i already know a lot about writing code
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Re: Game Creation

Postby Seizure » Fri Sep 06, 2013 4:39 am

You just cant expect to say you use a mac and not be mocked.

For example Mac vs PC. Always makes me smile.
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Re: Game Creation

Postby MagicManICT » Fri Sep 06, 2013 4:43 am

If you know a lot about writing code, why are you asking here? Believe me when I say this: no matter how much you think know, you have a ton more you're going to learn. But still, my advice stands: get some good books (or websites) and maybe join some professional groups. (Even if your a teen, many have a student division for those college or teen students.)

You didn't post an answer to my question earlier, and don't worry about posting it, but think about it in a more general sense. What kind of game do you want to make? RPG, FPS, RTS, puzzle?

Real hackers use *nix, or at least that's what the geeks would have everyone believe still. Programmers use whatever tools are necessary to produce what's needed. Plus side: Apple includes a full-featured Objective C IDE in OSX. Something Microsoft finally picked up a couple years ago with free versions of the different Visual Studio parts (but left out the good tools that I came to love when I was taking some college classes). Don't help Apple charges about 3x as much as their computers are worth, so what you're really saying to many is "I'm a rich snob artist type." (Sad part is Apples used to be some of the cheapest computers for what you got.)
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Re: Game Creation

Postby Maxwell6336 » Fri Sep 06, 2013 8:25 am

There is no need to laugh just because i have a mac now dosent mean that i havent had a pc. this mac did what i needed it to do and it served its time well.
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Re: Game Creation

Postby mvgulik » Fri Sep 06, 2013 3:59 pm

MagicManICT wrote:If you know a lot about writing code, why are you asking here?
this.
Maxwell6336 wrote:There is no need to laugh just because i have a mac now dosent mean that i havent had a pc. this mac did what i needed it to do and it served its time well.
+Try to work on keeping focused on the more important stuff. Imperative if your interested in going "tha way of the code".
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Re: Game Creation

Postby borka » Fri Sep 06, 2013 4:10 pm

Maxwell6336 wrote:2 am computer session again though this one involves code. damn but if it gets the ender client downloaded then it should be good right?
http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/vie ... 02#p443128

Maxwell6336 wrote:what? just because i run a mac dosent mean that i havent had other computers, and it dosent change the fact that i already know a lot about writing code


Come on - i don't care if you're using a Mac, a Windows or *nix PC or even a QNX machine...but i guess if you're not even knowing the answer to the question if PPC or Intel it doesn't matter much what you already know about writing code === .... =... === =.== ;)
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