Hi Muhammed,
This is a very hard question to answer simply. It all comes down to
translating an idea into logic and code. That, you can only do once you've
grasped the fundamentals of code like what an if statement is, what a
variable is used for, how loops work, etc. Then, you pretty much draw up a
sketch (either in your mind or on paper), about how your game will work
internally. Whenever I start a new game I begin by making a very basic
prototype, usually where the player just moves around or whatever. This is
my sketch, you could say. Then I take one feature at a time, and step by
step construct the final game. In this process is involved a lot of testing,
debugging, correcting, rethinking etc as things don't always work out in
practise as you had planned in your sketch. What you have there is a basic
sketch, so once you learn how to write in a programming or scripting
language (C++, BGT, C#, VB.net or any other), it should not be terribly
difficult to make what you want. You will need to flesh it out with more in
depth things such as how navigation works in detail, fighting, etc etc. But
what I'm trying to explain to you is the differences and similarities
between an idea, and that idea expressed in code.
Thomas, you're better at explaining these theoretical processes than I am...
Help? Smile.
Kind regards,
Philip Bennefall
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From: "Muhammed Deniz" <[email protected]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 5:38 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Bgt.
Hello,
I have a question. Well, my question is, well in fact 2, let me just get to
the point, how do you no which code to put in a game? For an example, maybe
I might not do this, well I don't think I would, but I would do a test game.
Well, this is what I am thinking of. This computer tells your enemy, a
sooper fighter some private information. Well, you here about it, then you
get extremely angry, and you punch the computer as hard as you could,
smashing the computer, while jaws shouts, "No, please don't, I have a long
life, please don't," And when the computer is blown in the storyline, it
screams in pain. Well, you think that you might destroy your enemy. Well,
you get out your gun, and you go in your car, and you drive towards the
man's office. You get out, and you go towards the door, and you push the
door open and you get in. Basically, you are in a big hall, and the man
comes down from the staircase, and when he comes down, you punch him with a
good jab, cross, hook, uppercut, or a haymaker, and he falls. Use the tab
key to select which punch, and the space bar to fire that punch, and the
number one and two to select your weapons. Gun or fists. Well, the man
falls, and you shout, stupid man, and you punch him as hard as you could.
Well, after 10 punches, he jumps to his feet, and he shouts, "You'll pay,
and lets see who's strong!" You get your gun out, and you square up next to
your sooper enemy. In the game, you have to fire bullets at him, and if your
hit, you lose 10 percent of health. You use the up arrow key and which ever
key you want to use to jump over to the other side, and the you use the left
and right arrow keys to walk. If your bullets finish, because you are
trigger happy, you have to wait until his bullets finish, and the same one
for him. Well, once the bullets are finished, you and the super man have to
fight by fists. In this little action seen, the keystrokes are different.
Use left or right to slip, that means turn your body, but not much, and your
up arro key to block forwards, also your down arro key to duck a hook, we
call it wrole, and your enter key to block from upwards. Well, the computer
will say, enemy what ever hit. For an example, enemy jab! You could slip or
leen, but as your fighting to kill, the head is the main part in the game.
What ever derection the computer says it from, you have to do that
derection. For an example, if it says it from the right, you quickly have to
slip towards the left, and real quick, you'll have about five seconds. When
you press the space bar key, it will fire the 5 main punches in boxing, but
I'll do sounds for that, and the enemy could also dodge your moves, so watch
out for super fighter! Well, after you finish the fight, he blows up, and he
vanishes, and you are extremely happy, and you have acheeved what you want
to do. Well, if you finish him with your gun, then good job! I am asking,
how could I code all of that, and how do you no which code to use.
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