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Zura

Zura

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  • Stella-Io
    Heyo, just wanna say I love how your -current- sig has a goat in it, goats are cute as heckk.
    honeyaura
    So nice of you to help them out! And thanks again! LOL I noticed, but totally don't mind* at all <3
    skarmoury
    Hi!! Gosh I didnt see your message sooner, but thank you for offering to help me out :0c you're lucky with restocks and you're generous for helping people out!!
    Lancelot
    Hello! I was wondering if you'd be willing to sell your poptart egg, ice cream cone, chocolate cake and peach for 1400 + a pikachu egg?
    King Dorado
    if you put your collectible on display, you can view its shop purchase date here on your homepage shop tab
    Kip
    Oh wow, that's actually pretty cool! I get addicted to these kinds of clicker games x)
    Kip
    Ahhh gotcha x) I would recommenced messing around with the trail version of Game Maker Studio 2 first to see if it firs your needs/tastes. If it's something you see yourself using then the $40 option is perfect (I think it's called the creators edition or something).
    Kip
    What kind of suggestions are you looking for? General tips for starting up, or something more precise?
    Kip
    Oh cool! The software has evolved quite a bit over the past few years so I stuck with it. That's a crap ton of languages. I've only ever learned GML which is a modified version of C (or so I've heard), some html, a little css, and attempted python. Thankfully when you learn one coding language it's not too difficult translating it to another.
    Kip
    Yeah, the starting point can sometimes be the most difficult, but it can also be the most fun. I use GameMaker since it's easy to sort and separate everything, though I hear Unity is really good for smaller developers as well. I would switch over to that, but since I kinda grew up using GameMaker I've just stuck with it. I'm interested in learning other programming languages so I want to branch out more eventually. Do they teach multiple programming languages in your classes?
    Kip
    Oh that's awesome! It's always cool chatting with people who have similar interests. :) I wouldn't consider my game dev skills anything exceptional though. I've just been doing it casually as a hobby for the past several years.

    Have you created anything yet?
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