Just wondering...

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dragoon

Member

• May 27, 2006

• #1

what program you are using to make the game?

 

Blitzzo

It's Mr. Computer!

• May 27, 2006

• #2

Good ol' Visual C.

 

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dragoon

Member

• May 27, 2006

• #3

Where do you get it.





And I have a nother program that you might like.

 

Blitzzo

It's Mr. Computer!

• May 27, 2006

• #4

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C. As in the programming language. That's used to make almost every single commercial game out there.

 

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dragoon

Member

• May 27, 2006

• #5

Oh.

 

TheDarkArchon

Member

• May 28, 2006

• #6

FoxBlitzz said:

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C. As in the programming language. That's used to make almost every single commercial game out there.

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I think that's C++ [/pedanticmode] :P

 

Callum

Member

• May 28, 2006

• #7

It's C actually.

 

TheDarkArchon

Member

• May 28, 2006

• #8

GCFreak said:

It's C actually.

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I know SRB2 uses straight C. I was pointing out that most of the industry (most likely, anyway) uses C++. (Hence the [/pedanticmode] tag)

 

Blitzzo

It's Mr. Computer!

• May 28, 2006

• #9

Yeah, I know that commercial games use C++. It's just that my sentence would sound funny otherwise... I dunno.

 

SSNTails

What part of 'RETIRED' don't you understand?

• May 28, 2006

• #10

Actually, you'll be surprised at how many commercial titles do NOT use C++.

C++ is slower than C, so that obviously does not necessarily make it a good choice for games. It's good for writing a wrapper around an interface.

 

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RyanHedge

Member

• May 28, 2006

• #11

Game Cube games are made in a custom assembly from what I herd.... Donno if it's true...

 

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hotdog003

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• May 28, 2006

• #12

SRB2 was made in C? Funny... I thought it was originally made in MMF.

 

Rob

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• May 28, 2006

• #13

V_V

It was....I know you're joking a bit...You have to be more aware than that. =P

 

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hotdog003

Member

• May 28, 2006

• #14

Well, technically, it was originally planned to be written in TGF/MMF, but SSNTails decided to rewrite it in C instead.