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April 09, 2001 09:54 AM
Well...I hope I can use the knowledge "posted" from here, later when I code Quake ]||[
Thanks Teej
Thanks Teej
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April 09, 2001 10:24 AM
Kudos Teej-
When I''m creating a program it often takes a few false starts to get the design right before I can plunge in head first. Looks like the same applies to game dev forums. BTW since we''ve started I''ve enrolled in a C++ course at the University so I will no longer be wasting energy wrestling with the syntax. Let the good times roll.
When I''m creating a program it often takes a few false starts to get the design right before I can plunge in head first. Looks like the same applies to game dev forums. BTW since we''ve started I''ve enrolled in a C++ course at the University so I will no longer be wasting energy wrestling with the syntax. Let the good times roll.
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April 09, 2001 10:53 AM
WOO HOO! ok so I just started but I''ll be right with all you I can''t wait to start. I''ve been looking for something like this for years! Then one day i decided I would type in the URL www.gamedev.net and I''m here! Teej I think you rock!
"Nothing changes and nothing stays the same"-Moody Blues - Jeff
I can''t wait to start. I''ve been looking for something like this for years! Then one day i decided I would type in the URL www.gamedev.net and I''m here! Teej I think you rock! "Nothing changes and nothing stays the same"-Moody Blues
- Jeff
"Nothing changes and nothing stays the same"-Moody Blues :) - Jeff
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April 09, 2001 11:46 AM
Hi guys!
I was on this this some weeks ago, before it was restructured. I know C++ quiet well and some basic windows programming. So I searched for some tutorials, but all I found were tutorials for absolute beginners or for professional programmers. Nothing between. But this site looked very good!! So I am back now and I hope that I can learn much.
WildWest
I was on this this some weeks ago, before it was restructured. I know C++ quiet well and some basic windows programming. So I searched for some tutorials, but all I found were tutorials for absolute beginners or for professional programmers. Nothing between. But this site looked very good!! So I am back now and I hope that I can learn much.
WildWest
The Wild Wild West - Desperado!
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April 09, 2001 12:08 PM
I looked at this place for the first project, figured if I want to program games this is the way to learn. I''m a newbie to window programming so take baby steps...
Natro
Natro
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April 09, 2001 12:19 PM
Talk about excitement, Teej...
If you haven''t already, read the first few replies to this post and see how stoked people are to be one of the first to sign up! Everyone was very impressed when you started this the last time, and it is obvious that folks are glad to have this back. Once again, well done, and I will be replying to other posts soon.
If you haven''t already, read the first few replies to this post and see how stoked people are to be one of the first to sign up! Everyone was very impressed when you started this the last time, and it is obvious that folks are glad to have this back. Once again, well done, and I will be replying to other posts soon.
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April 09, 2001 01:41 PM
Wazzzzaaaaap!! Glad to see the tutorial up and running again. The new layout looks really great, and I can''t wait to see the new stuff (c:
Deadlock
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April 09, 2001 01:41 PM
I have been teaching myself C++, and now that i have a firm grip on the language and started diving into various algorithms i have found it very hard to find a real outline on a procession
of learning. IE:
1) Learn C++ - all commands - write several programs with classes, file i/o and console i/o
2) Learn algorithms - sorting & data structures (tree, list, structs)
3) Learn ??? what next windows programming? matrix math? vector math? its kinda hard to know where to goto next when you don''t know where your going.
....so i home this forum will lead to those answers
so hi all... look forward to the knowledge
May your bugs be few and your food plentiful.
of learning. IE:
1) Learn C++ - all commands - write several programs with classes, file i/o and console i/o
2) Learn algorithms - sorting & data structures (tree, list, structs)
3) Learn ??? what next windows programming? matrix math? vector math? its kinda hard to know where to goto next when you don''t know where your going.
....so i home this forum will lead to those answers
so hi all... look forward to the knowledge
May your bugs be few and your food plentiful.
-------------------------------------------------------May your bugs be few and your food plentiful.
122
April 09, 2001 02:01 PM
Well, Teej, bet you know that we''re out here now, ne? *smirks* I actually heard about your site from a guy who''s a technical director now at a gaming company, and he pointed a bunch of us here to learn from the great tutorials that you have. I''m looking forward to learning from you, and thank you for this opportunity. =)
Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and good with ketchup and MUSTARD!!! ;)
April 09, 2001 02:18 PM
Hello,
I''m a Newbie - but I''m ready to start some serious learning and programming. I''m not quit sure how this online tutorial works so a procedural overview would be nice.
I''m a Newbie - but I''m ready to start some serious learning and programming. I''m not quit sure how this online tutorial works so a procedural overview would be nice.
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