Looking for MULTIPLE PROGRAMMERS

[Alpha Six]

'Sup doods.

I need a couple of game programmers to help me out with something. Mainly tutorials, source codes, and open-source engines. They're for the expansion of PixelxCore.

If you can help out at ALL, let me know! Even if it's something simple, it helps.

Thanks bunchies!

[Sengir]

Already helping out on Fate's Mirror, but if I come up with anything cool in the meantime I'll let PixelxCore host it.

[Wilfre]

I can't help, sadly.

but I can say if you're making some sort of DS game, then there is a program called DS game maker that can program a game without the hassle of coding, sure, it needs to be payed to get the full version, but it's worth it.

[Sengir]

Sorry mate, but he's going for legal gaming.

[Alpha Six]

DS Game Maker isn't legal?

Huh, never knew that.

EDIT: Although I suppose it makes sense, since you need to have games sent into Ninty first.

[Sengir]

Nintendo is pretty strict about games, though I suppose they have been pretty lax for a while now.

[Rhyme]

You can use homebrew games for the nds, but that'd require a flash cart or emulators or something to test it.

edit: thats what DS Game Maker is, Sengir. Homebrew is legal.

[Sengir]

Nintendo does frown upon it, though, making it harder for PixelxCore to obtain licenses when the time comes

e: so while not entirely illegal, Nintendo will have a good reason for denying PixelxCore the ability to program on the Nintendo consoles

[Vipershark]

While I don't program often, (I'd like to start doing it more; I'm going to college for it, after all) I can help where needed.

[Alpha Six]

Really, just a simple engine like "this is how you make a platformer in x program" will suffice. It's content and it helps people. I'd like to have more advanced stuff, obviously, but there's nothing wrong with starter content.

[Cobalt Blue]

something skin-able is what you're looking for?

[Rhyme]

If you're good at learning stuff, use Visual Basic for starters then move on to C++. for "quick" learning, download tutorial projects and stuff off youtube and shit. I know some simple crap in visual basic, and i have a friend who is amazing at VB so either i or him could help you most likely.


download: http://www.microsoft.com/express/vb/Default.aspx
platformer project (its in 3d from what i can tell, but you could probably learn partially how its supposed to look): http://www.bigresource.com/Tracker/Track-vb-9LZMKf3QGa/

[Alpha Six]

something skin-able is what you're looking for?

Skinnable and editable. Open-source engines are great ways for people to get started learning how to program and making their own games, and that's the kind of thing that I openly support and is the backbone of the site.