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Netrogor said:Hmm... Thothie I'm interested in learning how to code C++... yet I don't understand the Beginner's Books too well... think you can give me some form of hint as to understand it better?
Or do I have to learn normal C first, I haven't been able to find a book to teach that yet (this is all for pure hobby use just to let you know). I suppose I would like to understand more about how computers & their affiliated programs work.
Yes, first you must learn A, B, and C- ... Okay, I kid... :roll:
You might be best off starting with Javascript, since programing syntax and structure is similar, and you don't need a compiler or any extra software (just internet explorer, and notepad). In addition, it's easy to make useful stuff very quickly. There are lots of on-line tutorials for Javascript, although I wouldn't be able to point at one that's better than the others off hand. ( google for Javascript Tutorial )
evilsquirrel said:theres a few of the shrub/bush textures i can use....
no dead tree models that i see though....
Hmm... Dead trees are pretty easy to build in Hammer. Keep simple, illusionary, and playerclipped and they shouldn't add too much to your render times. Also, if you have Jed's Model Viewer, it's not too hard to turn a live tree into a dead one, by changing some textures. (Make leaves pure-blue, and set to transparent to make em vanish - then find a burnt wood texture to replace the bark.)
There's also
msc/models/misc/tree1.mdl
and
msc/models/misc/tree3.mdl
Both of which are fairly decent looking dead trees - you can rescale them and save them under different names, if you need them larger or smaller.