I need a desk. I have a desktop that is sitting in a closet doing nothing but taunting me, letting me know that I'm wasting all my free time by not having it set up to be used for making a game. Working on a laptop now and then is far from ideal.
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SarksusATTACK AND DETHRONE GODRegistered Userregular
As someone who programs in Java almost daily is Unity tough to pick up? I have a coworker on board with making a game with me but he sounds like he's not very interested in using Unity for it. He spent all last winter learning and picking up libGDX which looks to be a Java library.
Basically he wants me to make a very, very simple game with Unity just to see how it goes. I'm thinking of picking it up this weekend but do you guys thing I'll be in over my head?
In the end we are making a Tower Defense game.
I enjoyed C# a lot coming from Java. It's close enough to make the transition between languages easier than usual.
I'm pretty excited to get started on this project. Glad to have someone on board... Maybe it'll be the kick in my butt that I needed to get to working on it.
If you are dead set on using Java then JMonkey is a free, open source engine that is very much full featured: http://jmonkeyengine.org/ JMonkey has a lot of the more powerful features that are only offered in Unity Pro like render to texture and also (i think) static batching.
I got stuck on the GUI tutorial but I'm pretty sure if I could get back to it now I could figure it out.
Also in my uneducated opinion the C# syntax is as good as Java and the available libraries are also as powerful. Then again if you are more hardcore Java programmer you might have a different opinion.
I successfully used Unity with Github. The main thing is to set up a good gitignore of which there are examples or I can provide you one if you want.
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So I'm trying to set up a website to sell Valance directly ( download it here https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/221516245/valance1.0.0.19/Valance-Default-1.0.0.19.exe ) and I got rejected for a merchant account from 2checkout. Apparently I have a verizon account from like 10 years ago that went into collection and I paid it (their mistake but I didn't feel like getting them to fix it anymore). Of course they never tell you the reason why they rejected you but that is the only thing I see negative on my credit report. And despite being only for ~100 and being paid off >5 years ago its going to stay on my report for another 5 years.
Anyway I'm not under any illusions that my game will actually sell because it isn't that good. But I just want the experience of taking a game to market. So can anyone recommend a payment processor or shopping cart software that
a. doesn't have upfront costs
b. doesn't have quotas
c. the fees for a 1.99 transaction is less than .49 (obviously I would prefer as low as possible).
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I enjoyed C# a lot coming from Java. It's close enough to make the transition between languages easier than usual.
I got stuck on the GUI tutorial but I'm pretty sure if I could get back to it now I could figure it out.
Also in my uneducated opinion the C# syntax is as good as Java and the available libraries are also as powerful. Then again if you are more hardcore Java programmer you might have a different opinion.
I successfully used Unity with Github. The main thing is to set up a good gitignore of which there are examples or I can provide you one if you want.
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So I'm trying to set up a website to sell Valance directly ( download it here https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/221516245/valance1.0.0.19/Valance-Default-1.0.0.19.exe ) and I got rejected for a merchant account from 2checkout. Apparently I have a verizon account from like 10 years ago that went into collection and I paid it (their mistake but I didn't feel like getting them to fix it anymore). Of course they never tell you the reason why they rejected you but that is the only thing I see negative on my credit report. And despite being only for ~100 and being paid off >5 years ago its going to stay on my report for another 5 years.
Anyway I'm not under any illusions that my game will actually sell because it isn't that good. But I just want the experience of taking a game to market. So can anyone recommend a payment processor or shopping cart software that
a. doesn't have upfront costs
b. doesn't have quotas
c. the fees for a 1.99 transaction is less than .49 (obviously I would prefer as low as possible).
It sounds like I'll just have to mess with Unity. I'd rather not use Java if I don't have to... Something new to add to my resume would be nice.
I use bitbucket, and I love it.
Why did you pick construct when you are already familiar with Unity from using it professionally?