TsFreddie wrote:I don't really catch with you.
Could you be more detailed?
Alright... Umm, I need to learn more words in English lol...
So, in actual OpenFNG: when I host a server, there is no repetitive hammer. Like if you hold "left" mouse, it will just swing once, instead of repetitive swinging as in old FNG. Could you fix that?
And in old FNG, there was ticking sound every second for frozen tees. Would it be possible to add it there?
fisted wrote:IcqPRO wrote:Anyway... were do you suggest me to learn C++, to be effective in future programming in Teeworlds?
Hm, that depends a bit on your situation - if you're absolutely new to programming, i would stay away from C++ until you know at least one less complicated programming language, so that you don't have to swallow both, the basic concepts common to all languages AND the shitload of complexity coming with C++ in one go. Attempting to do that tends to frustrate newcomers and eventually drive them away from programming.
I'm gonna suggest what i always suggest, for a solid way of starting programming:
1. get a unix-like operating system (i.e. GNU/Linux or *BSD)
2. get a copy of 'The C Programming Language, 2nd edition' (commonly refered to as the K&R)
3. Work through the book, doing the exercises
That should provide a reasonable starting point into the twisted world of C++
Wow, that sounds frustrating. I think I will rather take the graphical path in my life - graphics, video, animation, etc.
Yes, that's what I've heard - C++ is getting more and more complicated. So what you're saying is that it would take me at least a year to get some results...