Thank you so much! I'll keep working on it! :)
World Man
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This is a game where you travel around a virtual world. You can explore new areas and view all different lands in the game. The game is about a man who wanted to travel the whole world and your job is to explore every area in the world but is not required. Have fun exploring some of the areas I’ve made! :)
Size of the entire universe man
usually kind to smaller man
haha I just started working on this yesterday and I got so excited to show everyone it. I didn't realize how little I did until I put it on here. I'll work more hard on it :D
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chicken
chickenwould be nice if there was a way to skip text delay
also some minor interactions or a few puzzles to unlock areas
and a way to return to the world map
it looks very gneiss
Thanks for the feedback! I’m working on it right now I have a back button now to go back to the world map and a back button to go back to the start from the world map. I’ll make little puzzles in the future and I’ll try to make it interactive. What I have now is really just the foundation of the program. :-)
Spoiler
Thanks so much for the compliment of the look of the game I used that hue thing Simeon made haha
I didn't want to keep the key anymore because this is probably one of my worst projects... and I feel like I failed to make a decent game... I'm just not confident enough in my programming skills... but thank you for asking... I'm hoping people will like the music player I made because making music is the one thing in SmileBASIC I feel like I can actually do... I work so hard on my songs in hopes that I can make someone smile when they listen to it...
I think it's important to understand that Programming isn't a skill that can be mastered. Like a language that we use to communicate with, you can never claim to master a language since every year new words and phrases are added to the language.
Of course programming languages are not the same as natural languages which is used for communication. But it has a similar usage, the reason programming languages were created was to allow us humans to understand computer code.
When using programming languages, there is no 'one way' to program a game, application, etc. Instead there are different ways you can program the same thing. Which is why it isn't a good idea to think of code as instructions, but rather as a complex language used between humans and machines.
A good way to learn programming is to focus on small projects and try out the programming language you are using. Get used to the syntax of the code and try to understand the flow of data. Once you have reached that level of where you can read code and understand it's flow. You can then move on to coding concepts. One of these concepts are call POP (Procedure Oriented Programming) Which focuses on functions.
Another way to learn programming is to read other people's code. This is really important. What I love about this community is that there is a LOT of code to get. There are so many games and applications made by this community, you can greatly learn from the people here.
And one more thing. When programming, always try to focus on figuring out how to reduce code duplication, or improve variable name conventions. And always remember that programmers learn to code from constant studying.
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LucasJG1994
LucasJG1994I think it's important to understand that Programming isn't a skill that can be mastered. Like a language that we use to communicate with, you can never claim to master a language since every year new words and phrases are added to the language.
Of course programming languages are not the same as natural languages which is used for communication. But it has a similar usage, the reason programming languages were created was to allow us humans to understand computer code.
When using programming languages, there is no 'one way' to program a game, application, etc. Instead there are different ways you can program the same thing. Which is why it isn't a good idea to think of code as instructions, but rather as a complex language used between humans and machines.
A good way to learn programming is to focus on small projects and try out the programming language you are using. Get used to the syntax of the code and try to understand the flow of data. Once you have reached that level of where you can read code and understand it's flow. You can then move on to coding concepts. One of these concepts are call POP (Procedure Oriented Programming) Which focuses on functions.
Another way to learn programming is to read other people's code. This is really important. What I love about this community is that there is a LOT of code to get. There are so many games and applications made by this community, you can greatly learn from the people here.
And one more thing. When programming, always try to focus on figuring out how to reduce code duplication, or improve variable name conventions. And always remember that programmers learn to code from constant studying.
I couldn't have said it better myself
Hey welcome to SmileBASIC!
Replying to:LucasJG1994
LucasJG1994I think it's important to understand that Programming isn't a skill that can be mastered. Like a language that we use to communicate with, you can never claim to master a language since every year new words and phrases are added to the language.
Of course programming languages are not the same as natural languages which is used for communication. But it has a similar usage, the reason programming languages were created was to allow us humans to understand computer code.
When using programming languages, there is no 'one way' to program a game, application, etc. Instead there are different ways you can program the same thing. Which is why it isn't a good idea to think of code as instructions, but rather as a complex language used between humans and machines.
A good way to learn programming is to focus on small projects and try out the programming language you are using. Get used to the syntax of the code and try to understand the flow of data. Once you have reached that level of where you can read code and understand it's flow. You can then move on to coding concepts. One of these concepts are call POP (Procedure Oriented Programming) Which focuses on functions.
Another way to learn programming is to read other people's code. This is really important. What I love about this community is that there is a LOT of code to get. There are so many games and applications made by this community, you can greatly learn from the people here.
And one more thing. When programming, always try to focus on figuring out how to reduce code duplication, or improve variable name conventions. And always remember that programmers learn to code from constant studying.
@Simeon
Thanks. Glad to be apart of the community. :)
Replying to:LucasJG1994
LucasJG1994I think it's important to understand that Programming isn't a skill that can be mastered. Like a language that we use to communicate with, you can never claim to master a language since every year new words and phrases are added to the language.
Of course programming languages are not the same as natural languages which is used for communication. But it has a similar usage, the reason programming languages were created was to allow us humans to understand computer code.
When using programming languages, there is no 'one way' to program a game, application, etc. Instead there are different ways you can program the same thing. Which is why it isn't a good idea to think of code as instructions, but rather as a complex language used between humans and machines.
A good way to learn programming is to focus on small projects and try out the programming language you are using. Get used to the syntax of the code and try to understand the flow of data. Once you have reached that level of where you can read code and understand it's flow. You can then move on to coding concepts. One of these concepts are call POP (Procedure Oriented Programming) Which focuses on functions.
Another way to learn programming is to read other people's code. This is really important. What I love about this community is that there is a LOT of code to get. There are so many games and applications made by this community, you can greatly learn from the people here.
And one more thing. When programming, always try to focus on figuring out how to reduce code duplication, or improve variable name conventions. And always remember that programmers learn to code from constant studying.
Thanks so much... it means a lot to me... I'll try studying more... :(
I don't mean to be a downer, it's just that sometimes I get mixed feelings about my programming abilities and I start to feel bad...
Replying to:LucasJG1994
LucasJG1994I think it's important to understand that Programming isn't a skill that can be mastered. Like a language that we use to communicate with, you can never claim to master a language since every year new words and phrases are added to the language.
Of course programming languages are not the same as natural languages which is used for communication. But it has a similar usage, the reason programming languages were created was to allow us humans to understand computer code.
When using programming languages, there is no 'one way' to program a game, application, etc. Instead there are different ways you can program the same thing. Which is why it isn't a good idea to think of code as instructions, but rather as a complex language used between humans and machines.
A good way to learn programming is to focus on small projects and try out the programming language you are using. Get used to the syntax of the code and try to understand the flow of data. Once you have reached that level of where you can read code and understand it's flow. You can then move on to coding concepts. One of these concepts are call POP (Procedure Oriented Programming) Which focuses on functions.
Another way to learn programming is to read other people's code. This is really important. What I love about this community is that there is a LOT of code to get. There are so many games and applications made by this community, you can greatly learn from the people here.
And one more thing. When programming, always try to focus on figuring out how to reduce code duplication, or improve variable name conventions. And always remember that programmers learn to code from constant studying.
@Minaboo
It's totally fine to be concerned about your programming skills. In fact that shows that you care about it which is commendable. The most important thing is to take your time and not to rush yourself.
In the past, I was really concerned with my ability to program. But that changed when I focused on learning code as a language. It's not going to be easy. But you can get there.
If you need any help or advice about programming in general or about programming concepts, don't be afraid to ask the community for help, including myself. We'll be happy to help.
I've been studying programming for over 7 months now. And I'm still a novice in my journey to become a good programmer. All in all, don't be afraid to show your code to the community, it is a great learning experience for all of us to share our code.
Maybe I'll give this project a shot again...
That's great. Never get rid of your code. Keep it so that when you get better at programming, you can look back at your old code and see how far you have come. :D