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Aspiring game developer. Life decision dilemma
Not sure which topic this should go into.
I am a hobbyist game developer who would like nothing more to work professionally as a game designer. Currently doing my undergrad in Computer Science, planning do my master in game design.
I have been developing and researching related topics for years and know that the best thing I can do to secure a future in the game industry is just to keep on making game. Recently working on my first commercial attempt and got a chance to work with my favorite local developers.
Now the problem is I also am a participant for programming contest as part of the secondary team for my university and recently thought of quitting so that I can more time to just develop. But my instructor had convinced me or rather scared me into believing that only majoring in computer science and making games would be really risky and that I would eventually reach a glass wall after which I cannot progress anymore without the thorough practice that programming contest provides.
Where I stand right now,
*Everyone looks at the number of games shipped, and don't really care if it was made on an engine or how small the scope is..
*But there is no pattern to what type of work gets what type of job and hence is a risk
*Programming contests would be extremely helpful for game development even for a game designer
*There is an obvious 'measuring stick' of how much work gets what type of job
Now doing good in programming contests lands people jobs for sure. But not making games would surely not land me job in the industry. And I cannot relate programming contests to actual game development in anyway. I also have to think about that scholarship so that I can do my masters in game design.
Only solution I can think of is just to do both. Which again would take a lot of time away from actually developing games. By the way only just started my second year of my undergrad if that helps in anyway. Please share your thoughts.
I am a hobbyist game developer who would like nothing more to work professionally as a game designer. Currently doing my undergrad in Computer Science, planning do my master in game design.
I have been developing and researching related topics for years and know that the best thing I can do to secure a future in the game industry is just to keep on making game. Recently working on my first commercial attempt and got a chance to work with my favorite local developers.
Now the problem is I also am a participant for programming contest as part of the secondary team for my university and recently thought of quitting so that I can more time to just develop. But my instructor had convinced me or rather scared me into believing that only majoring in computer science and making games would be really risky and that I would eventually reach a glass wall after which I cannot progress anymore without the thorough practice that programming contest provides.
Where I stand right now,
*Everyone looks at the number of games shipped, and don't really care if it was made on an engine or how small the scope is..
*But there is no pattern to what type of work gets what type of job and hence is a risk
*Programming contests would be extremely helpful for game development even for a game designer
*There is an obvious 'measuring stick' of how much work gets what type of job
Now doing good in programming contests lands people jobs for sure. But not making games would surely not land me job in the industry. And I cannot relate programming contests to actual game development in anyway. I also have to think about that scholarship so that I can do my masters in game design.
Only solution I can think of is just to do both. Which again would take a lot of time away from actually developing games. By the way only just started my second year of my undergrad if that helps in anyway. Please share your thoughts.
[RMVX ACE] [Ruby]
author=MarrendI think this is exactly what I need. I will start today. Thanks.
I would suggest looking at the Window_Command (which may lead you to looking into Window_Selectable and Window_Base), and Scene_MenuBase classes to see what was going on with them.
Though, perhaps, a look-see at Trihan's "Slip Into Ruby" series of articles could also be of use?
[RMVX ACE] [Ruby]
Hello there.
I have finished my first programming course at university called Introduction to programming. And now studying a course called Data Structures. We use C++. I love programming and have started training for the ACM-ICPC. I shared all these so you know how much programming knowledge I have or the lack off :p
I want to learn Ruby to an extension such as I can edit others scripts for the rpgmaker on how it handles menus and stuff as I please or maybe makes menus myself.
But I am compeltely at a loss. Where should I start? How should I start? and etc.
Simplified request
Want to learn enough Ruby to make menus.
Pre thanks.
I have finished my first programming course at university called Introduction to programming. And now studying a course called Data Structures. We use C++. I love programming and have started training for the ACM-ICPC. I shared all these so you know how much programming knowledge I have or the lack off :p
I want to learn Ruby to an extension such as I can edit others scripts for the rpgmaker on how it handles menus and stuff as I please or maybe makes menus myself.
But I am compeltely at a loss. Where should I start? How should I start? and etc.
Simplified request
Want to learn enough Ruby to make menus.
Pre thanks.
[RMVX ACE] [XAS Action Battle System] Help with the script
There is a quick access menu for skills and items. I was hoping for a quick access for both shields and weapons too.
I am working on a game where the player might want to change these often and in quick succession. I find the default menu filled with too many information that is not needed and completely immersion breaking.
Also. Cannot figure out where the damage calculation for touch_attack(true) is being calculated :/ I would like to play around with the formula.
Pre thanks :)
I am working on a game where the player might want to change these often and in quick succession. I find the default menu filled with too many information that is not needed and completely immersion breaking.
Also. Cannot figure out where the damage calculation for touch_attack(true) is being calculated :/ I would like to play around with the formula.
Pre thanks :)
[Construct 2] Suggestions for first games
What sort of game do you think a beginner to construct 2 should or could be working on?
I was hoping this would help me brainstorm
I was hoping this would help me brainstorm
Spriter for a game made in a day [Construct 2]
This is my first game in construct 2. Its a very simplified version of a game I am thinking of which may be able to compete with the like of temple run or not :p
I am hoping to make many tweaks and add real graphics and sound before officially uploading this. What I need, a text box, a game over screen, a backdrop, a piggy bank, mallet or hammer and coins. Everything but the back drop measures at 64*64, the sprites just need fit inside of it.
Not sure if its playable without downloading construct 2, probably not. I will look into proper exporting soon.
I will be building on it in the near future hopefully. So it would be really great if there was a possibility of working with the same person again.
Thanks from before hand.
I am hoping to make many tweaks and add real graphics and sound before officially uploading this. What I need, a text box, a game over screen, a backdrop, a piggy bank, mallet or hammer and coins. Everything but the back drop measures at 64*64, the sprites just need fit inside of it.
Not sure if its playable without downloading construct 2, probably not. I will look into proper exporting soon.
I will be building on it in the near future hopefully. So it would be really great if there was a possibility of working with the same person again.
Thanks from before hand.
[Constuct 2] Is there an alternative rpgmaker.net like site for construct 2 specifcally?
Not that I wont be uploading my games here. I am learning construct 2 and it is a great learning experience when thousands of people go crazy with an engine. It opens up my mind to all the possibilities.
[RMVX ACE][Construct 2] Is it okay to use the rpgmaker assets in a construct 2 game?
Best online tutorial for Unity
Wanting to learn a new engine. Recommandations
A senior and much better game developer in my university recommended me to learn an engine better suited for commercial development and distribution then the rpgmaker. He pointed out how there is not easy way of porting from the rpgmaker engine.
Looking for recommendations. What should I learn.
Note:
Majoring in computer science.
Hope to be a professional game developer someday.
Feel like my design skills have exceeded all other skills such as programming or spriting.
Looking for recommendations. What should I learn.
Note:
Majoring in computer science.
Hope to be a professional game developer someday.
Feel like my design skills have exceeded all other skills such as programming or spriting.
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