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RefresherTowel
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How to ask better questions
I often see people asking programming related questions, which is fair, all of the forums I visit are programming related. However, sometimes people ask vague questions, here's an example based on an actual question I got asked today: Hey, could someone tell me how I can make a background scale...
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._.How to ask better questions
I often see people asking programming related questions, which is fair, all of the forums I visit are programming related. However, sometimes people ask vague questions, here's an example based on an actual question I got asked today: Hey, could someone tell me how I can make a background scale...
gimme codeHow to ask better questions
I often see people asking programming related questions, which is fair, all of the forums I visit are programming related. However, sometimes people ask vague questions, here's an example based on an actual question I got asked today: Hey, could someone tell me how I can make a background scale...
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RefresherTowel
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No, that's not how this works. Code your own game. We do this for free in our spare time to help people who are actively trying to make their own game, not people who are just demanding someone else makes it for them.
Slow Fingers
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Clearly, after we know for sure you read the How to ask better questions thread, and you still behave like this, the answer for you is not to get in computer science/game developement.
Just buy games. You'll be much happier and less frustrated.
This thing requires personal effort (lots of it), patience (lots and lots of it), curiosity, a love for D.I.Y. (which you clearly don't have), and believe it or not, also requires a lot of people's skills.
If you are not ready to give those in, there's big chances you'll not find happiness here.
That said, we here are very forgiving and more than happy to help young and eager devs with some wisdom (and, yes, even code, beleive it or not) when they are stuck and we know they at least tried something and made an effort to ask a concise question (one that has an answer, not "can give code?).
Just buy games. You'll be much happier and less frustrated.
This thing requires personal effort (lots of it), patience (lots and lots of it), curiosity, a love for D.I.Y. (which you clearly don't have), and believe it or not, also requires a lot of people's skills.
If you are not ready to give those in, there's big chances you'll not find happiness here.
That said, we here are very forgiving and more than happy to help young and eager devs with some wisdom (and, yes, even code, beleive it or not) when they are stuck and we know they at least tried something and made an effort to ask a concise question (one that has an answer, not "can give code?).
Basic reading comprehension, research skills as well as an ability to stick to certain guidelines are required both to make games and to use this community. Continue... whatever it is that you're doing and you won't be doing either of those.
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