Coding in INF

[yurch]

UScript is fine for a learning tool. This is not saying it's limited or too simplistic, but it's a bit more... high level than straight up C++ would be. Easier to read. The concepts of OOP are hard enough to learn for some without having to worry about excessive pointers and header files, which can really make the ordeal frustrating.
I started out with chimeric, browncow, and UTP/Blandest here pointing me in the right directions.
Besides that, the inf code itself has it's share of wild tricks to show you what can be done.

 

[geogob]

Replication is a nightmare

 

[UN17]

*claws at his face*
ReeepPLLLIIICcccaaatiiiiIIOnnn!

(About 33 compiles in 24 hours and counting, problem still won't fix.)

 

[geogob]

UT: the engine where an object.Destroy() doesn't always work... cause: replication. yah.
Then again, it does it only client side... ah gah. I just understood.. gah. flemeleamakeili. grrleoeoemmdo. gfdjgk... .sd. .psse s %W

 

[NTKB]

If im gonna learn coding, it would be mainly for the sole purpose of understanding wtf UN17 and Geogob are talking about in TS when they do there wierd language thing.... I never thought I would hear english and understand the words but have NO IDEA wtf someone is talking about...

 

[geogob]

I could also talk to you for a few hours about Spaceborn fourier transform spectrometers for atmospheric science... you'd be amazed how little you would understand

 

[NTKB]

Yea well I could talk to you about Assyrian tactics against the Hebrews or any other theatre of war you want to discuss History is my forte!

 

[geogob]

That would be interesting!

 

[Blandest Vertigo]

Yea well I could talk to you about Assyrian tactics against the Hebrews ...

but look who's still around

 

[NTKB]

My point exactly