morrock

For good 3d games, C++ is almost always the programming language. Sometimes Python or C#. Aside from the programming, graphics are done with DirectX or OpenGL. If you're brand new to game development (which is sounds like you are) I would suggest starting off making some very simple games. They …

I'm currently practicing algorithms and coding for my colleges programming team. The problem is, in High School I was almost purely C/C++, while my college team all work in Java. So, while not wildly different, learning Java is still pretty frustrating to me. My most recent problem is a Java.lang.NullPointerException …

Don't use YourCards += i, or else you'll add 1-14. The simplest way to do this would simply be to check before adding with an if statement. Something like: [code language=vb.net]if i >= 10 YourCards += 10 Else YourCards += i; End If[/code]

Well, first may I suggest that instead of creating card values from 1-11 you create card values from 1-14. Because each card with a value of 10 (10, jack, queen, king) is it's own card, and by using a method like this you are actually giving the players a significantly …

Sorry, but I couldn't resist naming the thread that, I could see no one else had. :cool: Hi, I'm Morrock. That's my name on anything computer-related at least. I am 16 and I've been programming for about 2 years now, starting with VB.net, and 1 1/2 year ago C++. Those …

It doesn't look as though you can get the Wii SDK legally without a license, so MattEvans must be right. However, I have heard of people designing flash games to be played with the Wii's web browser. A quick search and [url]http://wiioperasdk.com/[/url] came up, that looks pretty promising if you …

I don't see why so many people are talking about licensing the Unreal3 engine or it's costs. This doesn't sound like a commercial product, and the engine is free to use for mods. That's what made all the other UT games amazing, you buy UT and get several thousand free …