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Re: Vechile damage.

Why the heck are you on the forums if you cant play the game?!

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9 Reply by Safe-Keeper (edited by Safe-Keeper 2007-08-08 12:39:25)

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Re: Vechile damage.

I kinda plan to buy it when FS comes out, like a lot of other people. Don't worry, I'll get it smile .

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Re: Vechile damage.

isnt c++ better for games because it doesnt have as many memory leaks.. (i could be wrong, tongue)

also c++ makes it so you dont have to have such high requirements to play a game.

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11 Reply by dawdler (edited by dawdler 2007-08-08 14:20:05)

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Re: Vechile damage.

Safe-Keeper wrote:

Games are made in different programming languages, so you can't simply copy code from one source to another, sadly. BF2142, and thus FS, uses the Refractor (?) engine, while ArmA is based on something else. So no such luck.

Probably 99% of all games use C++. For its 3D API, most also use DirectX, some use OpenGL.

Python is the script language used by the BF2/2142 engine which is coded in C++. Well most likely, you cant do a game in Basic lol. Lisp... Forget about it roll. Java, perhaps... But since the game doesnt suck, its not based on Java. C# possibly but I dont think so. Assembler would take a *little* too long to code a game in.

Do note that what you see when you look at the game is not the *programming* language. Its the script or possibly define language (BF1942 and BFV used a define language, BF2 added a script language to it).

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Re: Vechile damage.

EdTaylor wrote:

well on Arma if your wheels get hit you can't move so it must be possible to program this.

You can't just take code like that from one game and put it into another. The engines are totally different and it would probably blow up tongue

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