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Originally Posted by Rapidwolve24
Started with GScript. After that HTML, PHP, JavaScript. Now I am working on a game in C++. GScript made it much easier for me to learn these other languages quickly and its a great place to start.
Attached is a application I began programming with C++ a couple weeks ago.
At the moment the program has the following features: - [Custom]Has its own file format for resources (.ocr: levels, meshes, worlds)
- [DirectX]Draws graphics (text, mesh files, images)
- [WinSock]Connects to a server (only connects)
- [DirectX]Reads input from devices (mouse, keyboard)
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I don't think using C++ and DirectX itself is a good idea unless you're creating a high-level 3D gaming engine. You're probably better off using SDL in place of DirectX (SDL uses DirectX to render or can be set to work alongside OpenGL).
I would use C# and SDL.NET if I wanted to make a game.