http://darkbasicpro.thegamecreators.com/?f=beginners_guide
http://www.curvedbasic.com
http://developer.thegamecreators.com/?f=t01/3d_tutorial_index
http://developer.thegamecreators.com/?f=t02/bm_tutorial_index
There are hundreds of resources available in response to questions like this.
Pick one of the above tutorials and work through it
The top one is a book, the second one is random tutorials, the third and fourth are online beginner tutorials.
99.9% of all people on here learned at least the basics without any help from anybody else whatsoever.
Posts like these are kind of a waste of space, show us you've tried, then post something intelligent like, "Having trouble understanding the concept of <insert topic here>" then show us what specific trouble you are having.
Programming is not like scripting a game together in Age of Empires or Warcraft III. There is no MakePlayer(), CreateEnemy(), or ProgramGameForMe() command.
Each part of any game you see on here has a complicated system running behind it, to learn to create systems such as these you need to study the basic syntax of each command, reference a few examples of how these various commands can be strung together to create various effects and then you can start making games.
Example code:
CLS -this clears the screen
PRINT "" -prints whatever is in quotes to the screen
IF THEN -checks is an expession is true, then executes code after "THEN"
WAIT KEY -stops the program until a key is pressed
END -ends the program
That is not nearly enough to do anything. Here's the most you can accomplish:
CLS
PRINT "Press a key to continue the program."
WAIT KEY
IF 1=1 THEN PRINT "The world is working the way it should."
END
Go study the language more and when you come back we'll be more than ready to help you.
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