Looking for someone who can teach me how to build a game.......

[maor7583]

Good morning friends
My name is Maor and I am looking for someone who can please teach me how to build a computer game in unreal engine 5
Someone who has free time and can teach me......
Note: I have a lot of free time and a high ability to study
I am waiting for answers......
Greetings Maor!

[richmond62]

What has that got to do with LiveCode?

[dunbarx]

Maor.

How much do you know about using LiveCode?

Craig

[mrcoollion]

Go to this URL : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XjgLKrb4_M

Good luck .

[dunbarx]

Well, that depends on what you want to do. If a pre-packaged "world", that you configure, is all you need, then check that out. It is easy to see that the "base" world has terrific graphics built-in. Quite a head start.

If you want to make your own world, then you need to learn how to program. LiveCode is perfect for that.

Craig

[mrcoollion]

If you want to make your own world, then you need to learn how to program. LiveCode is perfect for that.
Craig

I agree with Craig. That is why I chose LiveCode. It is an easy-to-understand and learn coding language without many boundaries or high costs.

[richmond62]

It is an easy-to-understand and learn coding language without many boundaries or high costs.

Some of us might beg to differ about "high costs".

[stam]

without many boundaries or high costs.

Well, the main boundary we have is the ability to run high quality 3D graphics at high frame rates, which would be the main reason to choose Unreal Engine, which does exactly that.

Unreal Engine is actually much cheaper than LC: it's completely free - 5% royalty only kicks in when your title earns over $1 million USD.
Whereas for LC there is no free option and if you choose to include all possible features can cost > £2000/year.

The learning curves are very different and clearly Unreal is a much more complex beast - but then there are many more learning resources.

The bottom line however is that no one, nowhere, will spoon-feed the OP. Even if they were addressing the correct forum, which they are not. He/She needs to be prepared to apply elbow grease on the their own.

The "feed me" fledgling attitude is not endearing.
I actually find the OP's post inane - it only demonstrates a complete lack of understanding. If it's not spam that is... and it probably is.

[richmond62]

The "feed me" fledgling attitude is not endearing.

That type of attitude seems to crop up quite frequently: and we should be better at detecting it, and not bothering to respond.

Even were this:

I am looking for someone who can please teach me how to build a computer game

referring to LiveCode, it should be pointed out that if one makes a minimal effort to trawl through the forums there is a bucket-load of stuff to get anyone with a bit of 'oomph' going on building quite a few types of 'computer game'.

And that "computer game" is extremely nebulous, as it could mean all sorts of things.

[dunbarx]

Interesting to see if the OP comes back...

Craig

[richmond62]

I suspect the only kind of "computer game" the OP was interested in was finding someone goofy enough to do all the work for them so that they could go and get some certificate (of dubious value) somewhere . . .

[SparkOut]

Interesting to see if the OP comes back...

Craig

pretty sure of the answer being no, unless maybe to come and either plant spam links, or to see how the responses might have generated legitimate looking content.