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Re: Hello
Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 11:09 pm
by Baseball435
SpiritWebb wrote:Welcome...
In my personal opinion, I believe C++ is harder then Javascript, as C/C++ is object oriented programming and Javascript is much more abstracted...I myself tried learning C/C++ and it gave me a headache. My game is being built entirely using Javascript in the Unity environment.
yeah I Figured. What is your game called?
Re: Hello
Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 11:18 pm
by SpiritWebb
Baseball435 wrote:
yeah I Figured. What is your game called?
Mine is Undiscovered. You can find it in Project Showoff I...and the other Silver Town, also in Project Showoff I
Re: Hello
Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 11:37 pm
by Baseball435
SpiritWebb wrote:Baseball435 wrote:
yeah I Figured. What is your game called?
Mine is Undiscovered. You can find it in Project Showoff I...and the other Silver Town, also in Project Showoff I
ok I'll check them out
Re: Hello
Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 11:56 pm
by Baseball435
Wow undiscovered is amazing! Please stick with this. You could have like a really big mmorpg if you finish this. Your encouraging mee to make a game like this! Oh and I put a question on undiscovered's topic
Re: Hello
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 12:01 am
by SpiritWebb
I saw it and replied! Thanks! We have actually put Silver Town on hold to complete Undiscovered. However as I stated on the Undiscovered topic, it will not be an MMO. The first version will be a single player game, that will eventually be upgraded to allow mulitplayer. Once we get that far into it, we will transform it into an MMORPG, where you can play as any of the races you come across in the storyline of the single player!
Re: Hello
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 12:12 am
by Baseball435
SpiritWebb wrote:I saw it and replied! Thanks! We have actually put Silver Town on hold to complete Undiscovered. However as I stated on the Undiscovered topic, it will not be an MMO. The first version will be a single player game, that will eventually be upgraded to allow mulitplayer. Once we get that far into it, we will transform it into an MMORPG, where you can play as any of the races you come across in the storyline of the single player!
awesome! Are you making this by yourself? If not how many people are helping you? Oh and I saw silver town and it looked pretty good! I'm excited for undiscovered's because I like the idea of traveling and going to cities and stuff. But both your games have GREAT story lines!
EDIT: oh And check your private messages, I sent you one.
Re: Hello
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 1:09 am
by Jackolantern
Baseball435 wrote:Jackolantern wrote:Without using a library, Javascript is actually quite difficult; much harder than PHP. Many (possibly even most) web developers actually don't fully understand it, and just use code snippets and freely available scripts customized for their purposes. But using JQuery or its main rival, Prototype, you don't have to learn about all the low-level annoyances that typically plague Javascript development, such as complex selector logic or cross-browser portability.
ohh, well idk if you have used this, know it, or are learning it but, is it harder, as hard, or less hard then C++? Because I know some of that.
I am on the other side from Spirit. I know a good deal of C++, and while learning the syntax and basic usage of C++ is more difficult than Javascript, I had a much harder time learning to effectively use Javascript than C++ (although I already had a lot of object oriented experience when I learned C++). The low-level details of Javascript was very hard for me to wrap my head around, but JQuery gets around a lot of those details.
Re: Hello
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 1:22 am
by Baseball435
Jackolantern wrote:Baseball435 wrote:Jackolantern wrote:Without using a library, Javascript is actually quite difficult; much harder than PHP. Many (possibly even most) web developers actually don't fully understand it, and just use code snippets and freely available scripts customized for their purposes. But using JQuery or its main rival, Prototype, you don't have to learn about all the low-level annoyances that typically plague Javascript development, such as complex selector logic or cross-browser portability.
ohh, well idk if you have used this, know it, or are learning it but, is it harder, as hard, or less hard then C++? Because I know some of that.
I am on the other side from Spirit. I know a good deal of C++, and while learning the syntax and basic usage of C++ is more difficult than Javascript, I had a much harder time learning to effectively use Javascript than C++ (although I already had a lot of object oriented experience when I learned C++). The low-level details of Javascript was very hard for me to wrap my head around, but JQuery gets around a lot of those details.
oh ok. Yeah I might try and learn JavaScript. Because I would like to start using unity 3D and constructing my own game or maybe helping out with spiritwebb's game, UNO.
Re: Hello
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 7:50 am
by PaxBritannia
You can also use C# on unity which is really similar to C++
Unity supports C#, Javascript and BOO (python)
Pax.
Re: Hello
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 11:15 am
by Baseball435
PaxBritannia wrote:You can also use C# on unity which is really similar to C++
Unity supports C#, Javascript and BOO (python)
Pax.
ok. I think I'll stick with js though because c++ can get complicated