i have always wanted to know how to make a game anyone know how to??
Game developing??
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It's quite simple, really. You just have to use VB to create a GUI to access the firewalled servers of the internet and code it up through ephemeral internet relay chat messages that are fed to the static analyzing cross-platform … - Tempest [1867527] Wiki Contributor
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1)Select which type of game do you want to make 2)Select a game engine that suits your needs Eg:Uniity 3d, Unreal Engine,Cry Engine, gamemaker studio,rpgmaker etc 3)Learn from the tutorials in the game.And familiarize yourself with the script language 4)Divide …
i have always wanted to know how to make a game anyone know how to??
It's quite simple, really. You just have to use VB to create a GUI to access the firewalled servers of the internet and code it up through ephemeral internet relay chat messages that are fed to the static analyzing cross-platform compilers. Then just link the object files into your preferred platform's type of executable file.
Don't forget to include the logo and description.
ok i did not understand that??
1)Select which type of game do you want to make
2)Select a game engine that suits your needs Eg:Uniity 3d, Unreal Engine,Cry Engine, gamemaker studio,rpgmaker etc
3)Learn from the tutorials in the game.And familiarize yourself with the script language
4)Divide the projects into various modules according to their function assign a person or team to each module
5)Since you now figure it is very difficult to make a game.Quit the project
It seems like all you've done is say words which don't actually mean anything, good laugh to read mind you.
at OP, torn is maybe not the best place to find out or discuss such things, I'd point you in the directions of the Unreal Engine 4 forums and ask there.
Unrelated. Moving.
Find an artist, a coder, a sound guy, and a designer. Stick them in a room for 48 hours with a large suppply of pizza and energy drinks, call it a game jam, then wait.
oh ok well i will try
since we are on the game topic does anyone play MGS
Never played it.But i have heard good things about the game.
Sadly i only play rpg and strategy games
aaahhhh ok well MGS is particularly of a strategy game its all about stealth and killing your target
to be fair this is most technical work in general. If i use enough words that sound important and talk fast enough I can get you to believe almost anything. Mostly used to assure you I indeed know what I am doing.
Depends on the type of game. I studied Multimedia Production and made games using Macromedia's Director and Flash. With these you need to be able to write a good script, create the images and do some minor programming (Lingo and ActionScript). With the newer version of Flash you don't even need to know ActionScript. Needless to say it was a long time ago I studied that and I think Director's been nixed.
For Mobile Device games, there is free software that will help you do the same...You need to have a good script and then be able to make some nice graphics, the rest is relatively easy.
Tutorials can be found in your usual spots...aka google ;)
That's the simple version...of course you could follow Mauk...but he's already given me a headache ;) hehe
Just in case anybody takes it seriously: it was indeed meant as a joke.
But quite frankly, everyone put way more thought into their responses than OP did to his question. Also, with no follow-up discussion, I challenge his motivation.
Please, prove me wrong, OP.
Ok thanks I will try it out
Go to college...Noob