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=adamW=
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Posted: 19th Jun 2006 20:13
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Do you guys know an easy to use program to make games?<not fps creator>
thnx


-adam

Im 12!and also i have a lvl 20 on guild wars
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Stora tomtefar
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Posted: 19th Jun 2006 20:17
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Is this really the right forum to post these questions in?... Nawell..

Well, that depends on what kind of games you would like to create, but mainly if you want to make 2D or 3D, and if you want to write the code for yourself or if want a drag'n drop program.

www.godhatessweden.com

Good laughter!
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EddieB
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Posted: 19th Jun 2006 20:23
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1) Your not supposed to display your age on the forums ( your sig ).

2)There DBpro, DB, NB ( soon ) and much much much more.... try google.. and don't post in the wrong place.
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Stora tomtefar
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Posted: 19th Jun 2006 20:36
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NB? What that? I didn't know that something like that as to come. Teach me everything there is to know about everything!

www.godhatessweden.com

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Chris Franklin
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Posted: 19th Jun 2006 20:38
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Nuclear basic...

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Stora tomtefar
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Posted: 19th Jun 2006 20:44
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Link?

www.godhatessweden.com

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The crazy
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Posted: 19th Jun 2006 23:23
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uh oh Adam, I'd say check out the 3d game maker. I don't know about you, but when I was twelve, I didn't have the patience for actually coding a game. Come to think of it, I still don't

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=adamW=
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 09:01
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ive already got 3d game maker(theres no fun in it)

Im not telling my age !and also i have a lvl 20 on guild wars : Your signature has been erdited by a mod
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Saikoro
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 10:04
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I think starting to code when you're young is one of the smartest things you can do.. you'll learn the basics early and the advanced stuff later, and by the time you hit college you'll be far ahead of everyone else =) You may end up like indi who makes $X grand so he says for some project and be pretty nicely set up =)

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Jeku
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 10:40
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indi doesn't program for a living. At least I don't think he does.


"I understand creative people. After all, I worked with towel designers." - Ray Kassar, former head of Atari
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Fallout
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 10:49
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Wise words Saikoro. I think I started programming about 12. I made a lot of crap, but I learnt the basics early. I used to use a 2D program called Click&Play or something like that tho. Very old now though. I think it stopped working when '98 came out. It was a 3.1 or '95 app.

Get any language and learn to code. That is the only way you'll ever make decent games, and games that do exactly what you want.

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Jess T
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 10:58
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indi is a graphic/website designer...

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Saikoro
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I didn't mean specifically programming, i meant the field you were going into.

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EddieB
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NB = Nuclear Basic, nuclearglory.com ... Will be out soon.
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Megaton Cat
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 15:22
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Indi says alot of things.


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NeX the Fairly Fast Ferret
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 17:52
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I had the patience when I was 7. BASIC programmable calculator w00t!

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Seppuku Arts
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 19:06
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You could try Quikly Game Pro, its totally awesome, its cheap, it comes from a reliable developer, with fast delivery and amazing technical support, I'd recommend it...Okay I'm pulling your chain, you can't even pay for the empty disk known as quikly .

But seriously, Dark Basic Pro is a real easy tool for making games, it requires coding, but it isn't too bad once you get started, I don't know of many 3D game makers, but you could try some awesome 2D ones like Games Factory, RPGMaker, Multimedia fusion etc.

It will take some good searching

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Commodore kid
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 19:32
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Any that are free?

try my computing forums at
http://computermouth.jconserv.net
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NeX the Fairly Fast Ferret
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Posted: 20th Jun 2006 19:42
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OHRRPGCE - lol.

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indi
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Posted: 21st Jun 2006 10:10
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There is quite a few languages in web development and multimedia.

Im also a multimedia artist / programmer for web/cdrom/dvd authoring.
I also edit video for corporate events and adverts etc..
I have also created 3d components for tv documentaries.

If i had to break down my day it would be.

Media & Arts 55% / Code 45%


I think megaton is cranky at me, no no not the furball arrr!! pfft.

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Tallun
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Posted: 23rd Jun 2006 19:07
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Quote: "I think starting to code when you're young is one of the smartest things you can do.. you'll learn the basics early and the advanced stuff later, and by the time you hit college you'll be far ahead of everyone else =) You may end up like indi who makes $X grand so he says for some project and be pretty nicely set up =)"

I agree, I started at five and am well acquainted with many useful languages. Though I'm in a smart class at my school and some of my classmates can program, they can't program nearly as well as I can.

Anyway, on the topic of the thread, I rather like RPG Maker when I don't feel like coding something myself. Of course, it does get rather annoying after a while, and I don't often feel like making something without coding it myself...
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Oddmind
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Posted: 23rd Jun 2006 20:55
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BAH!

I started coding when i was about 9 or 10. even learned perl over night for a project my teacher gave me.

Your best bet if you think 3DGM isnt fun anymore is to go for DarkBASIC Professional.

I have it, god knows i cant code worth a crap but i have it and try to do things with it. If you actually take the time to learn and follow tutorials on how to do things in it and get simple concept you will be set to make a great game given some time and quality media.

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UnderLord
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You could try Beyond. Google it.

It isnt your best game mkaing engine, but it is easy to use has multiplayer support, and has the option to let you charge people to play your games (why you'd do that i don't know).

But its draw backs are that....you cannot make your own stand alone server client. You have to use there server client. I also believe it cannot do 3d games. (But i might be wrong)

Host your site for free www.darkuniverse.net

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Bahamut
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Quote: "Any that are free?"


RPG toolkit is a 2D rpg maker that's free. It's a bit buggy though, but it's worth a look. It's also continuously updated.

Quite frankly, DBP is the all-round best gamemaker around though if price and ease of use are factored into it.

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Steam Assassin
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Posted: 24th Jun 2006 06:14
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For RPG's (RPGs?) I would use Serendipity (At least I think that's what the latest version is called now). It is at hamsterrepublic.com.

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Commodore kid
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Posted: 24th Jun 2006 15:30
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Quote: "RPG toolkit is a 2D rpg maker that's free. It's a bit buggy though, but it's worth a look. It's also continuously updated."

Where can i get it from.

try my computing forums at
http://computermouth.jconserv.net
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