What Software Packages Are Used To Crate Games?

Posted by benny in FreeWare on June 12th, 2009 | 2 responses

1-what is the most common type of software that is used in creating games.
2-Is maths a big part of creating games?
How are they created using the software pacakes, whats the first steps?
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2 Responses to “What Software Packages Are Used To Crate Games?”

  1. sn0zb0z says:
    June 12, 2009 at 10:10 pm

    There are many types of software – sometimes more than one is probably used just for one game. I suppose it would also depend on the type of game you wish to create.
    Maths isn’t a big part. Programming is. It may have some maths, but its not usually a really important thing to know, especially in some software packages which can use a click and drop style rather than programming.
    First steps would be starting at the basics and working up. Character creation, movements, settings/backgrounds, other objects and so on.
    Maybe try a simple program to start with. 3D game maker for example. Simple drag and drop. The go on to game maker 7 (download it online) where you can use a drag and drop and add programming. You can make it is advanced as you want. Then you can go on to other programs from there

  2. joe i says:
    June 12, 2009 at 10:10 pm

    C ++ is the best place to start. easiest programming language by far and almost as common as a PC nowadays.
    Maths is the key point when utilising coordinates or tracking. i myself am not too good at maths but i manage perfectly with it
    best first step would be a tutorial or even school or college at least that way you can guarantee one to one help with it and can find able resources…. hope this helps

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