Does anyone here on FFR use a program such as Gamemaker, or know a programming language? I'm browsing between my two internet loves, FFR and Programming, and wondered if the two could be combined....
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Originally posted by macgravel -
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FFR has been combined with programming.
It's called FFR R1, FFR R2, FFR Resonance, Spin it Up.
Originally posted by Tibs -
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FFR is all Flash / XML and PHP
oh ... and lack of sleep, lots of dt. mt dew and coffee ...
Did I mention lack of sleep?
Originally posted by SynthlightComment
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LOL
I meant NON-internet related programming. Programming other than HTML, Flash, .NET, and anyothers like them. (php is a language? hmmm...) C, Delphi, Pascal was what I was referring too.
And I saw that mountaind dew at the Admin meeting.
I wondered who it was.
Sorry, nobody drinks the diet anymore.
Originally posted by macgravelComment
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Re: Programming
It would be helpful it you could come up with some idea.. Rather than just spouting out what ifs.
Originally posted by TibsComment
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I know PHP and FLASH Ooh, maybe one day I could have my own FFR, and I could name myself an absolute monarch! People will scream and wet themselves if I were to even type a single sentence!Comment
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Yeah...no.
Originally posted by TibsComment
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im beginner at all those, but hey you gotta start somewhere. give me a year or two and maybe i can help ffr admin. especially since i start my classes next fall for a programming major =) gotta learn as much as i can before i even start though ya know.
~Breed~Comment
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Re: Programming
.NET is not an online programming language...
If you don't want anything online, Visual Basic is a good place to start, but I prefer Java over it.
C++ is a Windows platform standard, but can be a little difficult for a beginning programmer.
Really, it depends on what you want to be able to do. For example, Perl is excellent for string manipulation, but C++ is much faster and better suited to large applications and systems.
Also, as a warning, if you're not willing to put a large amount of time and dedication into learning how to program, don't bother. It's a bit like learning an "actual" language, like French or English. It take patience, but if you like it and are willing, it can be very rewarding.Comment
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Rofl this thread..went so off topic from gamemaker, and it's full of crap.. Lock this PLEASE before they make real programmers look bad ;;Comment
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I learned with Pascal, now I've moved on to Java and I'm going to learn Python maybe sometime someday probably not.Comment
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