What program you use?

Uh, a mixture of C++ compilers, IDEs, and multimedia tools? ;)

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Original post by BrianMattJohnson Uh, a mixture of C++ compilers, IDEs, and multimedia tools? ;)

Same here. Are you looking more for a list of 'Point and Click' like programs like Game Maker and Games Factory?

I use Notepad and Paint.

gcc, gimpshop, Xcode, subversion, grep, awk, VS2005, a whole bunch of other self-written and adopted tools.

There's no "magic bullet" game maker.

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Original post by Ravuya There's no "magic bullet" game maker.

Except for Common Lisp.

Well, someone had to.

Since I'm new to this field i use the free compiler that came with my book "Beginning C++ Game Programming". The program is called Bloodshed Dev-C++

I'm using these:

-MSVS .net 2003 (C++)
-Photoshop CS2
-GIMP 2.2
-3ds Max 8
-MS Paint
-calc.exe

Dev-C++ IDE (GCC / G++ & MinGW)
GIMP 2.0
Blender

All open-souce ^_^.

Python w/ PyGame, PyOpenGL, Pysco, Pyrex, etc.
Eclipse w/ PyDev
Paintshop Pro
MS Paint
Blender

Python rocks. 'Nuf said.

Glasgow Haskell Compiler

Eclipse for Java projects, because it's Eclipse.
And I will now be using my very own copy of Visual Studio 2005, which I received brand new today from a friend for free. Very cool gift.

For BASIC, Freebasic.
For C/C++, Devcpp bundle.
For ASM, TASM or FASM.

Editors: Not much of an artist. But I have used and are still using these GIMP, Lightwave, Mappy, pp256.

I cant use most of those programs because I lack C++ knowledge :(

http://gridwars.marune.de/
nice game gridwars done with blitzbasic

- emacs
- gcc
- ocaml
- gimp
- blender
- firefox to access documentation

Most of them because they are good for my productivity. Still looking for the ultimate C++ editor with "working" autocompletion!

Well, I usually use:

Visual Studios EE 2005 C++
Gimp
InkScape
Code::Blocks
Notepad (everyone loves notepad)
Audacity (but only rarely since I tend to skimp out on the audio part of my game)

And if I'm using Python, I use the Python IDLE program for that. I used to use Stagecast before moving into programming.

- MS VC++.NET 2003
- GIMP 2.2
- Caligari GameSpace Light (I'm cheap)

That's about it, though I may buy the actual version of a 3D modeling program. Maybe.

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Original post by TheV I cant use most of those programs because I lack C++ knowledge :(

Then learn C++. Anything worth doing's worth doing right.

Darklaga was written using VC++ 6 and compiled using the eVC++ compiler. Graphics were edited in Photoshop 6 and Paint Shop Pro, and I don't know what sound editor the music artist used. Custom resource files were written using notepad. The level editor was written using Borland C++ Builder 4, and the resource compiler/packer using Objective Caml and system calls.

I am now working in C# with Visual Studio .NET 2003 (although I guess I could use .NET 2005 if I could find where I put the CDs after I burned them, because I'm too lazy to download it again).