1. hey derek
- Posted by mexzony Oct 11, 2010
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well for now maybe games like the pacman type to small arcade games and keep moving up to 2d role playing and higher.just want to start small u know.i wanna improve my programming experience.suggestions are welcome.
2. Re: hey derek
- Posted by irv Oct 11, 2010
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You could start by studying this website (read all the pages!): http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~amitp/gameprog.html
That site doesn't discuss Euphoria, but that doesn't matter at all. Learning HOW to make a game is going to be much harder than learning Euphoria (or C, or whatever language you choose). And we can answer questions about Euphoria, once you know how to ask them.
Amazon.com has a lot of books on game programming. Until you have decided on what kind of game you want to write - text adventure? first-person shooter? etc. - you won't know what you need to study. Just be prepared to spend a few hundred bucks, and to study harder than you ever have before.
3. Re: hey derek
- Posted by euphoric (admin) Oct 11, 2010
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This archive is also a great place to start.
4. Re: hey derek
- Posted by ChrisB (moderator) Oct 11, 2010
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Hi
If you've never written a game, try writing an eu version of bulls and cows 1st. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulls_and_cows Its really simple, and will either your appetite wetted, or put you off entirely. Hint - forget graphics or gui, go straight for text only.
Chris
5. Re: hey derek
- Posted by DanM Oct 11, 2010
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- Last edited Oct 12, 2010
well for now maybe games like the pacman type to small arcade games and keep moving up to 2d role playing and higher.just want to start small u know.i wanna improve my programming experience.suggestions are welcome.
Try this link to the Rapid Euphoria site, for user contributed games, then maybe pick one that looks interesting to you, & study it:
http://rapideuphoria.com/cgi-bin/asearch.exu?dos=on&win=on&lnx=on&gen=on&keywords=games
And this one has more shown:
http://www.rapideuphoria.com/cgi-bin/asearch.exu?dos=on&win=on&lnx=on&gen=on&keywords=game
(I do notice that quite a few do NOT include the source, so those would likely be of no use to you to study.)
DanM
6. Re: hey derek
- Posted by useless Oct 11, 2010
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Hi
If you've never written a game, try writing an eu version of bulls and cows 1st. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulls_and_cows Its really simple, and will either your appetite wetted, or put you off entirely. Hint - forget graphics or gui, go straight for text only.
Chris
What will he do with a wet appetite? What's that even mean? He desires wet food? He can eat spagetti super al dente?
I can understand a whetted appetite, but not a soggy one.
useless
7. Re: hey derek
- Posted by irv Oct 11, 2010
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Maybe he meant it would dampen his enthusiasm?
8. Re: hey derek
- Posted by ChrisB (moderator) Oct 12, 2010
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Hi
LOL. Ya see, thank goodness for syntax and error checking!
Yes, I ave been known to drop the hoccasional haitch hevery know and again m'lady. Comes from too much baby ead w(h)etting.
Cris
