[akashlee]

i noticed that in the tutorials, it deals with a lot of algebra. But how in the world will that help me make my game so that the moving part is using the keys and etc. Ps: I want to make a pokemon type of game, or if possible gta rpg, lol.
So

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if you are new to programming, do not start by making a game. Start by making small programs, then larger programs, then eventually (about 6 months), attempt to make a game.

[inoxx.net]

if you are new to programming, do not start by making a game. Start by making small programs, then larger programs, then eventually (about 6 months), attempt to make a game.

[akashlee]

what type of small program could you do with c++?

[inoxx.net]

anything you can think of.

[akashlee]

but that is the problem...
i can't think of anything, that is not related to gaming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[NullWolf]

Start simple, programs that act as calculators, general everyday stuff. Google some simple programs and look through them, figure out how they work and then make a better version of it. Or think of how you could incorporate them into a game etc.
Besides, Algebra's great... mae a program to solve quadratic equations, then give it to a bunch of school kids to "help" them with their homework.

[chickenman]

And what do you do after that ?

[lilhawk2892]

well im quessing after a couple programs testing out different things from wut youve done and try to make a game if u cant start making harder programs like um a simple art program eventually yull get good enuph to start making games but it takes alot of work just to make a ball roll