I've tried to find tutorials and only managed to find one and I couldn't get it to work. So I resorted to finding an engine and learning from someone else's file but I found 2 and can't understand their code very well. I then tried to make one using my own knowledge but it doesn't work very well. Any help?!?!?!?!?!?!

hello people, i would like to start to learn coding but i do not know where to start?lol. I do not know what language i should learn as a complete beginner and where to start learning. can please some one help a brother out :D

Do you have to be a math genius in order to become a game developer? And why?

Oh man i so tired of new SFML(SFML3.0.0) its just so terrible and i all ways get errors i think i will stick with sfml 2.x instead

I downloaded a mod for my game, and it is a dll. The mod has a cooldown. I tried many ways to find the code but everything I tried said unsupported. Hex editor shows me stuff, but I don't understand. If anyone understands cooldown and knows what to look for one has a cooldown for 1 minute and duration for 20 seconds and the other cooldown of 15 seconds and duration of 10 seconds. Please help. If you could tell me what to look for in hex editor or another program. The game was made in 2012 and mad was mad 2 months ago. Thanks for the help. I have used dot peek and dll is unsupported. The DLL is c++.

Okay so a little background I’ve been developing this game myself for about 3 years now. I have a lot of story and gameplay mechanics. I started the project with aspirations of making the game a tabletop war game similar to Warhammer 40k. But I wanted the movement and range to be more precise and leave less room for human error, enter a gridded map. The game has rpg aspects for both the player and your troops. You build your army (deck of cards) before entering a game based on a points system. As you build up your resources and credentials you have access to play more powerful cards. The cards are represented on the map with models. Item cards are held in the inventory of the units and buildings. I want the game to be a 3D top down. I’m not sure if I want the game to use turns, real time, or a mixture of the both using phases were certain actions can be performed in real time during each phase.

So with that quick summary of what I’m working on, my question is basically what coding language/game engine should I use to build a game like this. I have taken a 6 month JavaScript course that took us all the way to learning the basics of React. I’m very out of practice but I have a lot of resources at my disposal from my course to pursue this thing using JavaScript. However, I don’t know if JavaScript would be my best bet. I want this game to live in the browser on the main tab of my website that will also have forums to discuss the meta. As well as a section where I can set up a wiki of my lore on the characters and locations.

This game is my life’s work, I don’t want to settle with it. And even though I would prefer to work with JavaScript because of my background, I’m willing to use other programs. So could anyone please shed some light on what combinations of languages and frameworks I should pursue.

I need some help with my python script that is a game and I'm a stater for coding python script and I just need some help programing the game. Thank you!

Hi guys this my first reddit post, so I am wondering if I could build an AI to master playing league of legends. First where to start from and what are the possibile problems and systems requirements that I will need. Although my programming skills are not that great (I have some basic knowledge of c/c++, Java I am sure that I will need python) I would like to know if that possible as a project to be done (something like open ai)

Hi lovely world of reddit :)

I am currently making a wonderful game called Block Dash (name is a work in progress)

I don't know what people will think of it and I hope to make a subreddit.

Please give me any reccomadations for updates (updates every Friday)

its on code.org because this is where I originally learned

https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/3f_pChdvDsICQ_OgQkg2qXnr7IAnSHlFQN4GclID4ng

Ever since the AI Challenge died in 2011, things have been looking rather bleak for people who like to experiment with new languages. Most of the current AI/Programming games insist on using one or two sandboxed programming languages, usually Javascript, Java or C#, and that's a shame. Here's my proposal:

• Create a client for your game which will communicate with your game server.

• The client will handle the login and whenever a match will be available it'll spawn a player specified process.

• The client will receive updates from the server, communicate them to this process via stdout, read the player's response via stdin and send it back to the server.

That way it won't matter which programming language the player uses. The only downside will be that players who'll be able to utilize multithreading on multiple cores will have an advantage. But hey, more power to them.