Reply to Re: Let's make a cross platform editor for everone to use! (CALLING ALL C++ PROGAMERS!)
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What have you made in C++ before?
I've been wondering this too. If you linked to some of your other projects, maybe fewer people would think you're blowing smoke.
Unfortunately, most of my programs I never put on line, and I lost all of them when an old hard drive of mine broke down. All the others I was just second string on. Most of them have failed and been taken off line, others still aren't even to alpha stage. This will be my first go at leading an online project.
So what it comes down to is: You'll just have to wait and watch what I can do!
And by the way, in case Godley is looking, here's a quote for you from the Dink Smallwood source code:
Seth says, "This is the Dink Smallwood source code, a pretty decent RPG/Adventure game basically untouched since it was created in 1997 except for a few bugfixes.
I always planned to go through and renovate it myself, but as time goes on, this seems less and less likely. I would just rather re-write then fix-up, especially when the project was my first ever windows game."
Put that in your pipe and smoke it! Noobs are awsome!
I've been wondering this too. If you linked to some of your other projects, maybe fewer people would think you're blowing smoke.
Unfortunately, most of my programs I never put on line, and I lost all of them when an old hard drive of mine broke down. All the others I was just second string on. Most of them have failed and been taken off line, others still aren't even to alpha stage. This will be my first go at leading an online project.
So what it comes down to is: You'll just have to wait and watch what I can do!
And by the way, in case Godley is looking, here's a quote for you from the Dink Smallwood source code:
Seth says, "This is the Dink Smallwood source code, a pretty decent RPG/Adventure game basically untouched since it was created in 1997 except for a few bugfixes.
I always planned to go through and renovate it myself, but as time goes on, this seems less and less likely. I would just rather re-write then fix-up, especially when the project was my first ever windows game."
Put that in your pipe and smoke it! Noobs are awsome!
