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05-25-09, 04:14 AM
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Learning game programming
Hi Guys
Having spent many years now playing the sub sims, and trying to understand how they work, I have found this forum incredibly helpful, and also have had much help from those here who know. With this in mind, I wonder how one gets to know about game programming such as here in SH3 / SH4, and whether someone could give me an idea how to get into it- is there a particular lline of study, or is it general programming that is needed? Thanks! 
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05-25-09, 05:29 AM
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05-25-09, 06:44 AM
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robby, are you asking about game programming or game modding?
 They're (often) quite different. You don't necessarily need to know anything about programming to do some modding (particularly in SH3/4).
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05-25-09, 11:42 AM
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Hi OLC
Thanks, and I suppose modding is what I am really interested in- I have a good understanding of computers generally and file systems, but have never done anything like this before, and I very much admire you guys who do, so would like to know more really! Thanks 
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