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I want to get into game development. Can you give me some tips/directions to get started?
Started by joek1975 on
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This is a good....
You can start.
I am not in the games industry but I do have a small web game (Google "World of Arl") and it was not hard to setup.
A small game, put it on the web and you have the start of a portfolio.
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I am newbie in game development. I do have a good knowledge of c#.
from where I should start to learn game development in c#?
Also let me know tools/studios/technologies and of course a very good book to start with.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks...
Started by martin on
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I would recommend that you start out with Microsoft's XNA Framework for game developmentI would recommend you to check out XNA , Microsoft's framework for game development in Windows, as it is easy to use and integrates well with....
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Hi I am working in VC++ and I am quite interested in game programming and I have few queries.
1).What one must know before starting game programming ?
2).Can anybody give me info @ resources like tutorial ,links ,etc. which would help me to start as fast...
Started by Mac on
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Before you start....
Gamedev.net.
And playable game is more than just working C++ code.
To get a Pong gameIt takes time and requires a lot of patience .
As a beginner, you will want to start small and in 2D or text games.
Of tools.
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My zune just updated to 3.0 (didn't even realize they were releasing something new!) and the update came with two games, but the Zune marketplace does not have games.
Where do I go to get started, and what are the capabilities of the Zune in terms of ...
Started by Adam Davis on
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Great place to start..
He has a few chapters of his book on his site .
Check out the blog of Rob Miles.
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I want to get started game programming in C/C++, or C# with DirectX or OpenGL. I'm not really sure what I want to get started, but a smallish project like a simple engine would be nice to get started with. Additionally, I would like to learn about designing...
Started by dr.manhattan on
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To start out as the Tools Programmers writing in-house software for the rest of the game development and a lot of people willing to help you in just about any aspect of game programming, good luck!
You might want to check out
http....
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I've plotted out the basic game idea outline, but rather than make another mod of some other game, I want to dip my toes into the waters of stand-alone game development at long last. This will likely be an RPG-style, top-down online multiplayer versus...
Started by Daddy Warbox on
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A javascript/php/ajax game....
Stuff that has been done up until now are prototypes and as far as I am aware .
Look focussing on the game.
The answers to the question Java 2D Game Frameworks might be a good start...
Designers.
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I've always had an interest in creating my own games, and now at university I have the opportunity to create some 2D and 3D games using Java and C++ for those who are that way inclined.
I've never really programmed a game before, let alone graphics, so...
Started by EnderMB on
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Update your maths skills....
Which is good to an extent if you want to see how an entire "story" of a game.
It might seem trivial in this book, just the console .
Programming#124427
I have this book: Beginning C++ Through Game Programming .
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I know the basics of C++, and I am currently working a bit with the Win32 API.
I feel the next step I want to take is game development. I have looked around, and I have a basic idea of how I would get started, but I would like to see if any of you guys...
Started by Coal on
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Event processingDup
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/174830/learning-game-programming
I highly suggest diving when I was starting off.
;)
Keep in mind the basics of game design and start small.
Polish up on your math.
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I have a card game on the iphone and I really would like to take it to the next step by allowing players to interact with each other in real-time environment.
My questions:
Do I need a web server ? Is there a third party specifically for iphone multiplayer...
Started by Unis on
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If it's in....
First off, I have never done one myself, but I imagine that any massively multi-player game would entail some sort of central server to hold statistics (wins/losses), rankings, game table information on the type of game.
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What books would you recommend to dive into the world of game-development?
at best no programming-language specific stuff...more about the basics(KI, Basic Code Design).
Started by Jochen Hilgers on
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Great book ;)
Tricks....
Looking, unfortunately.
I thinkgame development wiki
I recommend the obvious websites: GameDev.Net and Gamasutra .
Possible way to get started in game programming is to pick a project and start working on it.
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