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| How do i create a simple game using c++?? I've just started learning c++,so i want to take any challenge concerning c++.My question is where do i start when drafting a game program.Please ppl help me out. |
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| Re: How do i create a simple game using c++?? make a game that uses dice. you roll 2 dice and you are rolling against the computers 2 dice. make the dice random and whoever has the bigger sum wins or gets 1 point... i dunno, start with that and build up from there, if you are just starting all you will be able to do is make a number game... |
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| Re: How do i create a simple game using c++?? I would suggesst you first learn structures,classes and file i/o before trying games.You will just be frustrated and end up failing if you jump into games too soo. Try www.google.com and search for c++ tutorials. |
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| Re: How do i create a simple game using c++?? maybe it's a nonsense,but do accumulate step by step wondering which type do ya like? |
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| Re: How do i create a simple game using c++?? hey, if u r interested u can check out the game I made in C. U can run it using a C++ compiler as well. Try to run it if u r using a DOS based compiler, otherwise dont bother. U can find it in code snippets "Projectile game in C" |
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| Re: How do i create a simple game using c++?? Quote:
Now structures and classes are complimentary it's really your choice most of the time.But usally if you have experiance using classes, for games many classes will be used. |
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| Re: How do i create a simple game using c++?? the best thing to do is make one in a single file using structs, and then remake the game using oob ie. make structs into classes! |
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| Re: How do i create a simple game using c++?? Not neccesarly,it may be better in most cases to begin with classes.Of course you make structs in classes but with experiance you will be able to write classes directly. |
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