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Re: Creating a good game

 
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Nov 3rd, 2006
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Originally Posted by Tauren View Post
And if I am making people that LOOK as good as halflife too I still use opengl
The graphics library hardly has anything to do with how the graphics look on screen. It's all on how much skill and work the programmer(s) will put into the game.

Have you ever played Myst? The first version of Myst was created on Apple's HyperCard, which was more of a presentation-creation program, but somehow the 2 guys who created it in their basement managed to do it. Which shows that it's not the tools that make the great game, it's the people who create them.
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How do I start the program I just installed it it gives a console writes the files and then what/
Do you mean the OpenGL SDK installer, or the NeHe tutorial? The NeHe tutorial should at least open a window. If not, make sure you've created a Win32 project (not Console app).
Last edited by John A; Nov 3rd, 2006 at 10:25 pm.
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