If you don't have a lot of time to learn to program, then I suggest you stop right now and leave. Programming isn't simple. You can't expect to learn it in a day; hell, you can't expect to learn everything in a year or two or more. At this point you have two options:
1) Leave and give up trying to program 2) Sit down and read that guide, or some tutorials, and learn what you need to do in order to program. | |
Blade of Evil wrote:
Y'know I do have a life...I'd take me weeks to read that thing that I dont understand. Then don't attempt to program. If you are too lazy to learn, you should screw programming. People with a lack of patience like you have absolutely no chance of becoming a good programmer. And if you don't understand something, you can *always* ask for an explanation on these forums. As I said, the forums are here to help the ones who need it, and not for requesting entire pre-programmed systems. Too lazy to read the dm guide, or do an tutorial? Without patience, you will never be able to program. Requesting pre-made systems? You will never get a succesful programmer that way. Don't understand something? Ask! There are tons of people out there who're willing to help! O-matic | |
Stop feeding me rubbish, the guide is impossible to understand, give me the code, it's much quicker for me and you.
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I love how everyone else but you understands the impossible to understand guide.
"...give me the code, it's much quicker for me and you." That's a load of crap. You may think it's quicker, but over time, coming back to the forums and waiting for a reply just for some code, is going to get very slow. Example: I can write up a hello world proc 20 times faster than I can come to the forums and ask for it, get, then implement it. Another reason it's slow is because you can't swap in and place other people's code as you need it. | |
You know, you could of done a library/demo search for a turn based battle system...
http://developer.byond.com/hub/Anthony7/ TurnBasedBattleSystem http://developer.byond.com/hub/UnknownPerson/ TurnBasedBattleDemo http://developer.byond.com/hub/UnknownPerson/ RealtimeBattleDemo http://developer.byond.com/hub/RaeKwon/TurnBasedCombat http://developer.byond.com/hub/Dan/TakeTurns You'll still need to learn the language, but here are some resources to help you... | |
If you keep talking like that YOU will be considered as rubbish, and a worthless idiot who has no value for BYOND at all, which I think you are already.
As I said in [link], you will NOT BE GIVEN CODE. Nobody in this community (no proper programmer at least) will aid you by giving you pre-made systems. I will stop attempting to convince you. Keep trying to get code, you will eventually find yourself in a hole which you cannot exit. If you are too dumb to understand (which I doubt you are; everyone with a mind will eventually understand it) the DM Guide, then go away. If you can but don't want to, then murder your laziness -- but don't make yourself look stupid in front of the entire community, you've already proven that you don't have any patience. And if you don't have it, then face it: You need to get rid of the laziness instead of begging for code. Without patience, you will NEVER be able to create a game by your own. I bet you don't even realise how idiot your appeareance is: Nobody will give you "a code", nobody will keep writing your stuff for you, everybody will only slightly aid you. And you still don't seem to understand about "the code": There is no such thing as a "battle code". Nobody has pre-made systems ready for you. I repeat: Nobody has pre-made systems for you. Nobody has pre-made systems for you, if you want one, then ask for an small example, which you can edit and expand to your needs. I repeat: You will only be given small examples which you can expand by yourself. There. I hope I put that simple enough for you. If you still don't understand (and you'd be very weird in your head if you don't wouldn't understand), then reply back and ask for more explanation. But do not <s>ask</s> beg for "codes". O-matic | |
You can search the hub for demos and libraries that demonstrate how to create systems for your game. If you want help with icons, visit Tom's Icon Primer. If you want to know how to make random battle generators, search on the hub for random battle generators. If you can't find anything, then you're on your own.
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When you are first learning to program, it takes time and you cannot do everything you want to do when you want to do it. You have to make a lot of compromises and put off things you are unable to do until you learn how, and although it might not take until next year, it will take time and effort.
Some of us are spending years perfecting the arts of computer science; you should be grateful that Byond makes everything so easy for you. If you had to do this in C++ and you were just learning that for your first programming language, it very well might take you a year to get to the point where you can make what you want.