Say what? I'm not into tech. My area of expertise is in the medical field.That is correct, I am an amateur programmer for computers. I've made several applications using Visual Basic, and have made very few in Visual C#. However, I am planning to activey study C# some more over the summer so I can help out in making a game with some community members of another forum!
Lol, I have that profile page public for a reason.
Can u create a game using C++?Lol, I have that profile page public for a reason.
And to explain, I have made several applications using Visual Basic, a high-level based programming language (meaning it is easy to grasp and you can do stuff with it with minimal difficulty). I am planning however to actively study C#, which is a low-level programming language (meaning it's harder to grasp and more difficult to program in).
It's funny though, my family has several relatives that are in the medical field (in fact my mother is a nurse herself), and I'm one of the few people that have chosen to pursue the tech field in my family.
The gap between C# and C++ is present, however once I have a good handle on C#, I suppose I could try to code a game in C++. The only thing is I'm not sure it'd be anywhere near the effect of a shooter, I'l probably start off small. A simple top-down game would probably be my first major project in C++ (after I've made several smaller applications anyway).
I kinda feel bad for Alex Krasnov now.
Why else do you think I've been sending message storms in the Device Discussions? I'm telling people the type of stress and hard work that goes into programming these sorts of things. With myself being an amateur programmer, I can see from Alex's perspective how difficult it'd be to program specific things into the game, and why the updates take so danged long.
VashX made this forum using XenForo, a forum website software. I believe it requires CSS markup in order to program it properly, which is very different compared to computer programming. To make a forum using forum software, generally requires you have a server to host the forum from. VashX seems to have a personal server setup for this, so his only cost is most likely factored into his electric bill. Though for the average joe, it usually costs money to keep your forum hosted on a server, unless you have advertisements (like Pixel Gun 3D Forums has) to pay for the hosting costs.
Don't forget the fact that iOS devices need ObjectiveC.
That is partially true, however most apps for iOS are programmed using Xcode to be in-line with Apple's specifications. The source code however is mainly anything from Objective C to C++, haven't seen any Flash or Java programs on there (except for Puffin, which is a Flash player browser).
While that may be true, I've a feeling the ads are put up based on the admins search results. Or, the fact that lots of the users on here that you never see have accounts with the ages of 21, 24, 32, etc. It's because they see the majority inactive age group, so they put up ads for older members so they become interested. It's a rather dumb theory, but that's my only reasoning for the dating ads. Google just puts them up there based off age group majority I think.
I'm not the best at art, however I have done graphic design to a minimal level as a hobby.
Well, it all depends on what language your application is in. For instance, Pixel Gun 3D uses the Unity engine with programming scripts in C#. However with Apple, you need to also use Xcode (which is derived from Objective C), and program it so that the application can run on your device and be accepted through the App Store. I'l say this much though, at this point I'm mostly spitballing at how the whole process works.
In my experience, you can use Unity for both Android and iOS (it give you the option to develop games for both platforms), the only difference being that Apple will require use of Xcode for the game to run on iOS. How they manage with Windows Phone though is anyone's guess.
Theoretically, yes. For Android there's a PC application called Bluestacks that let's you run Android applications on your PC. The only problem is Pixel Gun would require a keyboard configuration for it to work. Plus, it may lack the needs to play online too, unfortunately.
