One of the easiest ways to start programming is to start messing around in a free game editor or trying to hack games you're really into. If it drives you with passion, you will learn it just like that. There are many tutorials out there on how to start programming and further learning a language, but I, personally, find that if I use external help to try and get what I'm doing (I usually manage using the tool's manual itself and my knowledge of Maths and logic), I enjoy watching other people program most, for example by watching videos rather than reading about it online.Lightoon said:How did all of you got to be such professional programmers? Like, where did you started? Was your start by learning a programming language like C or did you got to an Programmer another way? Because, it's just interesting for me to know all that, because... only by looking at someone programming something, it looks like a lot of fun, but to learn all this stuff.... kinda seems unreachable for people who don't know much about programming. ^^
There is. I used Wine to port the Rayman Designer Mapper for the OSX operating system.PluMGMK said:Isn't there a Mac version of Wine?
Note that there's another Rayman 2 font available here: https://dev801.raymanpc.com/forum/threads/rayman-fonts.7345/Shrooblord said:Anyway, now that I have the textures and have tried creating a font out of them, I realised I'd much rather tell my game engine to use those letters whenever it needs to draw text. Sorry, if anyone was anticipating a font from me - but there's still Rayman Adventures and it's a great font! Should be good enough for anyone's purposes but my own.![]()