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do have to know C++ to make games?
If u are god -> No
If u can talk the binary code -> No
If u an human -> FOR SURE
If u can talk the binary code -> No
If u an human -> FOR SURE
No there are "game making" programs such as Scratch and Game Maker. But you can make games with c++ but it's really hard.
Originally Posted by FXIXLX
No there are "game making" programs such as Scratch and Game Maker. But you can make games with c++ but it's really hard.
Not only C++, but yes, anything you want to really make on a computer (Really you) , you have to know a programming language.
No you do not, you can make games in C# or Visual Basic, using the Microsoft XNA framework. You can also make games for XBOX and Windows7 Phones using XNA as well.
thnx 4 so many replys so anyone wanna teach me c++or programing tools im gonna
go to collage for computer programing and game design so till then who wants 2 help
also scratch looks cool but game maker idk i more liek fps if there is 1 can u give me download link/
what to search on google
go to collage for computer programing and game design so till then who wants 2 help
also scratch looks cool but game maker idk i more liek fps if there is 1 can u give me download link/
what to search on google
Games with C++
1. Learn C++
2. Learn a game specific API.
1. Learn C++
2. Learn a game specific API.
Probably ur better off learning how to use a game engine, if your going to be in game design. Ofcourse DirectX is good too.
Originally Posted by why06
Probably ur better off learning how to use a game engine, if your going to be in game design. Ofcourse DirectX is good too.
Originally Posted by Kallisti
If he wants to be pro he can make his own
As previously stated, you must learn a programming language first. Once you've done that, you can learn some advanced API to draw/render shit. For 3D you can learn Direct3D/OpenGL/SDL/XNA. For 2D, as far as I know, you can use Direct2D/OpenGL/SDL/Allegro/XNA.
Originally Posted by Void
One person making his own game engine. I lol'd.
As previously stated, you must learn a programming language first. Once you've done that, you can learn some advanced API to draw/render shit. For 3D you can learn Direct3D/OpenGL/SDL/XNA. For 2D, as far as I know, you can use Direct2D/OpenGL/SDL/Allegro/XNA.
As previously stated, you must learn a programming language first. Once you've done that, you can learn some advanced API to draw/render shit. For 3D you can learn Direct3D/OpenGL/SDL/XNA. For 2D, as far as I know, you can use Direct2D/OpenGL/SDL/Allegro/XNA.
Originally Posted by Void
One person making his own game engine. I lol'd.
As previously stated, you must learn a programming language first. Once you've done that, you can learn some advanced API to draw/render shit. For 3D you can learn Direct3D/OpenGL/SDL/XNA. For 2D, as far as I know, you can use Direct2D/OpenGL/SDL/Allegro/XNA.
As previously stated, you must learn a programming language first. Once you've done that, you can learn some advanced API to draw/render shit. For 3D you can learn Direct3D/OpenGL/SDL/XNA. For 2D, as far as I know, you can use Direct2D/OpenGL/SDL/Allegro/XNA.
remember?actually 1 person made an engine for a 2d rpg game theyre making for pc psp and dreamcast.
his friends just made the level editors and perl scripts.
good idea but ima try a creator for a day or so playin around then ima actualy learn c++
I'd say drop xbox time, and change your computer time into c++ time. That should be good.
