Super Wiki RPG: Smasher & The Colored Stars - Important poll!
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Re: Super Mario Wiki Community Fangame - And the Item Interface, Too!
My own experience with GM is that controls work.
However sometimes the programmer has to do shit themself if they want a different approch, which I don't see happening here.
My own experience with GM is that controls work.
However sometimes the programmer has to do shit themself if they want a different approch, which I don't see happening here.
YamiHoshi
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Re: Super Mario Wiki Community Fangame - And the Item Interface, Too!
Lakitu, a Programmer is everything in games.
In the Games Industry, the Programmer usually gets to work hard in Alpha, Beta, and Master Stages, while an Artist usually only needs to care about the Beta and eventually Master.
At Gamelab, it's nothing different (actually, it's the same thing as the Games Industry, but at School), all Artists, Producers, Designers, and Indies are even bagging for Programmers to work with them.
Lakitu, a Programmer is everything in games.
In the Games Industry, the Programmer usually gets to work hard in Alpha, Beta, and Master Stages, while an Artist usually only needs to care about the Beta and eventually Master.
At Gamelab, it's nothing different (actually, it's the same thing as the Games Industry, but at School), all Artists, Producers, Designers, and Indies are even bagging for Programmers to work with them.
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Re: Super Mario Wiki Community Fangame - And the Item Interface, Too!
I shall not see how that is relevant, actually.
I shall not see how that is relevant, actually.
YamiHoshi
Nintendo 3DS Developer
Re: Super Mario Wiki Community Fangame - And the Item Interface, Too!
Actually, Lakitu, it is relevant.
Because Programmers get the most work load, as Programmers need to do most stuff.
Besides, Game Engines like GameMaker and Unity3D do make lives easier, but it's still not like they'll listen to what you want them to do, they'll listen to what you make them do.
Actually, Lakitu, it is relevant.
Because Programmers get the most work load, as Programmers need to do most stuff.
Besides, Game Engines like GameMaker and Unity3D do make lives easier, but it's still not like they'll listen to what you want them to do, they'll listen to what you make them do.
