hey, i would really like to get into moding and making games and what not. I have been a hardcore gamer for years now, and im a junior in high school. i plan on going into game design as my job. I will be going to college for game design. What programs should i start getting familiar with? what classes should i take that would help me? i Think the Coronaleonis mod looks fantastic, and you guys/gals are doing a great job. id just like some advice from some people that know what their doing. thanks in advance
hey, got some questions about moding
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That's a difficult one. I would suggest getting your hands on some of the free programs out there (such as gmax) and read all of the documentation, and keep working away on it. Read all of it and understand it.
Most people learn by joining some kind of online game art community or by reading the tutorials that they produce. If you value your sanity or if you want to build true skill, avoid those communities and their tutorials like the plague. The people who participate in them don't know what they're doing and reading their tutorials is a perfect example of the blind leading the blind. Learn the programs and the rest you will come to on your own.
Most people learn by joining some kind of online game art community or by reading the tutorials that they produce. If you value your sanity or if you want to build true skill, avoid those communities and their tutorials like the plague. The people who participate in them don't know what they're doing and reading their tutorials is a perfect example of the blind leading the blind. Learn the programs and the rest you will come to on your own.