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Posted  Edited by _Rocket_ - Edit Reason: Made it easier to notice when a snip begins and ends.

Howdy everyone. So, I might update this post later on to include future updates.

I am currently developing a game right now. It is a precision platformer designed in a unique way. Maps can literally be made in any image editor. MS paint, Paint.net (What I am using to design the gameplay), Photoshop, etc.

I am not going to show any in-game footage, but I can showcase a few nips of code haha.   

 

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Made it easier to notice when a snip begins and ends.

I write programs and stuff.

 

If you need to contact me, here is my discord tag: Dustin#6688

 

I am a busy person. So responses may be delayed.

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2 hours ago, Syntax said:

Damn. C-based programming languages are so dang cool, being a Java programmer myself, I can't help myself but notice the similarities between Java, C++, and especially C#. Goodluck on your game!

Lol fun fact, I actually started programming with Java. I've used C++ for roughly 7 months now I believe, but I have used Java for a full year.


I write programs and stuff.

 

If you need to contact me, here is my discord tag: Dustin#6688

 

I am a busy person. So responses may be delayed.

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Posted  Edited by _Rocket_ - Edit Reason: Too many colons
3 hours ago, Syntax said:

Damn. C-based programming languages are so dang cool, being a Java programmer myself, I can't help myself but notice the similarities between Java, C++, and especially C#. Goodluck on your game!

Oh and if you're curious, you may notice a class named "String", like in Java. That's because I made a line of code that allows me to use String as a reference to std::string

 

The line is:

using String = std::string;

 

So boom, gottem bois. I could have also used a macro, but I really didn't care. I just decided to use the "using" keyword because that's what I like to do with std::string and sometimes std::vector.

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Too many colons

I write programs and stuff.

 

If you need to contact me, here is my discord tag: Dustin#6688

 

I am a busy person. So responses may be delayed.

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  • 6 months later...

Just from "sf::" I know your using SFML. In fact I am currently making a game in C++ with this library, for Anti-Cheat research.  When you finish your game, I would like to play it. Have fun in your coding adventures.


- Spectre

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